Look, I know, “a delayed game is eventually good,” and all that, but this is, as far as I can tell, an iterative sequel that re-uses a lot of the first game’s engine, assets, and mechanics. So why is it taking Nintendo nearly as long as it took to develop the first game, where they had to make all that stuff from…

If they really wanna push this, they should include it as a bonus with an officially licensed M.2 SSD.

They finally did it! and...there’s issues.

I deserved that snark, trust me.

The latest release from Tango Gameworks, the studio behind the terrifying [redacted] series,

Marblekid is referring to the Humble Bundle bundle; you’re talking about the now-discontinued Itch.io bundle.

The Nonary Games is two of the best dang visual novel/escape-the-room games out there. I could not recommend the collection more.

Back in 2021, plenty of companies, including apple, pulled out of Georgia to protest a voting rights law. They’re probably back now, but it’s something.

“My neighbor” does not, in fact, have the unilateral, moral right to her views. A view can be an intrinsically held belief while still being wrong and harmful, and “my neighbor” does not have the (moral) right to enact wrong and harmful behaviors.

I honestly don’t see why we can’t have the best of both worlds here—an “offline” mode that really just disables invasions/summoning other players, but keeps the asynchronous stuff like messages and phantoms. Even friggin’ Mario 3D World had messages like that, and it never stopped the game from pausing.

If this means that PC game pass games will have actual executables and won’t be w10 apps, I’m all for it. That part there is the one big thing wrong with Game Pass.

I’ll never understand this. If Deathloop can have an offline mode that lets you pause, why not FromSoft games? What makes them so special that I can’t so much as pause the game to pet my cat whenever I want?

Does this game have a pause button?

Most if not all of those have physical releases, so they’re not technically eligible for this list, but they might as well be mentioned since they’re likely impossible to find at a decent price outside the eShop.

Is this the first time a Satellaview game got a port, let alone a western release?

When I last played this game, I got stuck in an early boss and was disappointed to discover that if you try to grind the same enemies to level your characters, those enemies stop dropping XP after a while.

I’m curious: can you use X1 controllers on X Series games? Because you can’t use PS4 controllers with PS5 games, and that one issue (and a lack of a second PS5 controller) is what kept me on the PS4 versions of local co-op games like It Takes Two.

Gah, I loved HLVRAI, but I don’t wanna watch this until I play Alyx. And I’m holding off until I get a better PC, or it comes to PSVR2 (and PSRV2 becomes vaguely affordable)

That first one—about it being repurposed—is exactly right. The story is that the pirates from the Black Seas Barracuda set from the 80s got shipwrecked, and had to rebuild the ship into a series of buildings.

Oddly, with the exception of Tuca & Bertie, all of the Netflix Original animated shows that I can recall had complete runs of well over two seasons. Kipo, She-Ra, Castlevania, Dragon Prince, and probably others that I can’t recall at the moment weren’t cancelled. Dragon Prince is even expected to get more seasons…