the best dreamcast games that didn’t get a superior port on another system are:

Everywhere you live has something shit about it. NYC is a fucking spectacular place to live. Why do you think people are willing to spend so much per square foot just to live there?  The NYC juice is worth the squeeze 

What, besides trying to keep your hands relaxed, have you done about your tendinitis?

I love all of them and DmC was a fantastic game as well.

That’s not how business works. You don’t pay people with money that doens’t exist, just because you appreciated all of the hard work and contributions over the years.

Counterpoint; absolutely fuck anybody who’s response to being held to the high standard your job demands (which is all filming a police officer should be seen as) is to violently attack the person doing it. If the simple act of someone making sure you don’t unnecessarily brutalize someone is to... unnecessarily…

“This combat system is fast, fluid, responsive, and one of the most rewarding representations of 2D combat of the entire genre,” reads Boomstick Gaming’s video, which was published on July 24.

I’ve been playing around with a Dreamcast emulator for the past couple months to explore that weird, insane game catalog that I completely missed, and there are some amazingly unique game styles that kind of died there and should be revived - Crazy Taxi, Power Stone, Jet Set Radio, and more. So much vibrant creativity…

But it’s not all or nothing. Very few people want or expect to see the complete dismantling of Israel. Various proposals for a two-state solution involve scaling back the borders of Israel to earlier positions, and there’s a lot of scope there because the borders have crept such a long way.

As a politically left Israeli, I mostly agree with you. But the question is what kind of Israel is needed. Currently it stands on a crossroad that asks which identity is more important, the secular culturally Jewish Israel which grew on the values of humanistic democracy, or the increasingly aggressive orthodox…

An idealized homeland for a displaced people that is founded with the best of intentions and worst of fears?

I must be getting old because I remember when companies would run contests like this with the idea that your submission MIGHT make it into the game/show/book/whatever. And IF it did, you were just happy to have something you could brag to your friends about.

Yeah, DmC was awesome.

I was NOT with them dissing DMC. That game was neat, and it was super weird to have MS pitching buying Ninja Theory as a major win and Capcom shitting on what is genuinely their best game yet on the same conference.

Simplified is sort of a misguiding way to put it. They lowered the skill floor to about Nero’s level in DMC4 but left the skill ceiling very high. DmC Dante actually has more moves available at once than DMC3 Dante in Swordmaster, and almost as many as DMC4 Dante (the raw count is something like 42 vs 46). If you…

Well now I’m just plain curious about your issues with Hellblade. Personally I thought it handled the very fractured and static feel of psychosis and pareidolia, but I want to know what you took issue with.

DMC is a perfect example of how a nostalgic community can ruin a franchise. The franchise was all but dead, the 4th game didn’t sell so well. Then this game comes along trying to revitalize the franchise and people start freaking out. They act like it was a massive victory when plans for DMC2 were scrapped and instead…

I always felt this game suffered from typical nerd rage of quit changing my stuff. This game was actually pretty darn good.

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