Reminds me of coffee cream bread. 

My girlfriend actually just sent the Curazy link for this to me today. Needless to say it sounds awesome and it’s on our shopping list.

Remind me of what I’ve done to you exactly. I’m sorry but this isn’t ringing any bells.

I wouldn’t call him a pirate in the traditional sense either. He isn’t stealing money from anyone since there is no genuine profit to be made from something like this now anyway and it isn’t like this is a game that you could usually acquire through legitimate channels.

Then that at least partially makes sense however I’m not sure why you would really need to protect the source at this point.

Sure, OK.

I once saw this guy driving around Sapporo. I had no idea he was part of a larger movement though. The car parked behind him belonged to Princess Peach but she was in a nearby Family Mart buying cigarettes.

If that’s the case then 1) he could attempt to justify his actions by detailing some of the work that he had to do to get the game into playable form and 2) he probably chose the wrong forum on which to release it. AssemblerGames is a website for purist collectors, not for people who just download every console ROM in…

He likely doesn’t have the original cart. He will have the source data ripped from a devkit, presumably its original assembly format. He can then alter it and compile a ROM from that rather than release the original source files in tact.

Back in the Dreamcast days there were two kinds of piracy group. The first would release games on the internet freely for kudos, to show off their reverse engineering skills or because they wanted to contribute to a larger ‘scene’. These users were mostly based in Europe and North America

Assembler games is a great forum however some people on there have a tendency to behave like arseholes.

I definitely prefer Japanese mayo to its western counterparts however I’m still not really a fan and could take or leave it either way really.

Atop their conversation are coordinates that, when punched into Google Maps, lead to the Brixton area of London.

Did many people actually make their way through to the end of this game in the first place?

Starting February 17, it will be necessary to log in with a Korean Battle.net account at the country’s PC bangs. Meaning? It won’t be possible to use those freebie accounts.

I wouldn’t recommend it. I wish I hadn’t played it tbh.

It just means it’s Mature audience only (AKA 18+). All the normal places that sell games in Japan will still sell Z-rated titles only some stores will keep them on the top shelf so kids can’t reach them.

This is becoming quite common. The Japanese releases of The Evil Within (re-titled as Psycho Break) and Until Dawn were both also a lot less gory than their western counterparts. Capcom toned down GTA V for Japan as well although I think that was necessary in some parts to be fair.

My first time in Japan was in 2009 so I never really knew a Tokyo with less of these things dotted around. However, I have been reliably informed by my far superior half that it did at one time exist.

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