I consider myself a somewhat capable human being and the first time I inserted a disc on the console, I did it the wrong way, even in vertical mode.

No “Rivers in the desert” mention, I feel offended.

Healthcare and other benefits extended to family members.

It’s the same soundtrack for all the XX games, with exception of the XX #Reload in Korea, which had its own different soundtrack.

Considering how execution heavy this game can get, this is more than welcome.

I lost my 200+ hours save for Final Fantasy XII on the PS2 while trying to backup it to USB using Action Replay or some other utility in 2006. Ah, the irony.

Getting into the Ghibli museum is somewhat hard... the tickets go on sale every month on a specific day and thy sell out in minutes.

I think he looks like a PS5 kind of dog, hence the disappointment.

Wow ,Nintendo should hire you!

I think the main issue here is time. It seems like they started working on this in March and went the emulation way also because of this.

Just a tip: headbutts seem like the logical way to move the ball around, but in my experience, just hitting them with your body is more effective and takes less time.

What worries me the most is not the “Physical vs. Digital Games question”... Just think about “On premises vs. Cloud Gaming” in a few years.

Why? Does the lava level boss has something to do with it? I mean, big, scary, exposed green heart...

Sadly, I think it didn’t sell well because market was saturated with shmups at the time (I think).

There’s not enough Axelay in that collections... damn.

I have the cave level, it's the place where inevitably I will lose a life :(

This is my absolute favorite SNES soundtrack, and I’ve been playing Axelay on a daily basis again for a few weeks now.

I’ve been playing this for a few hours and I’ve been laughing like a maniac. It’s fun in pure, unfiltered form.

That’s why the newer models use a regular button, I think.

I bet you have one of the older PS4 models that have those (I think they are called) inductive buttons on the front - the ones that do not click.