>>670 >koe Holy shit, hasn't this been in development for almost a decade now? I thought it was long dead. In the meantime the game was being made I already reached a somewhat satisfactory level of Japanese, so I don't know if it will be of any use for me now Hopefully it turns out to be good and help whoever is just starting to learn

>>357 Welp here are my most anticipated games im looking forward to(Id also add nightrunners to this picture but steam only has page for the prologue) there are more unreleased games in my wishlist but these 4 are main ones

>>924 oh yeah I also forgot to mentioned that im interested in DoA Prism(the dating sim) but its not in my wishlist since im european and game is for asian region only

>>924 well lads TXR is out and its pretty good https://store.steampowered.com/app/2634950/Tokyo_Xtreme_Racer/

Orkastle is an indiegame in the style of a JRPG that's currently in development. The developer is going as far as writing it in Japanese, then translating it into English. It has a retro, horror theme and gameplay heavily inspired by the first generation of Pokemon. The semi-official info site: https://orkastle.neocities.org/

uhhhm yes

Airman's easy to beat with Woodman's ability but I can't defeat Woodman

just beat Woodman silly

>>1052 BUT EVERY TIME SOMEHOW EVERY TIME SOMEHOW EVERY TIME I LOSE I CAN'T DEFEAT WOODMAN NO MATTER HOW I TRY TO DODGE HIS SWIRLING LEAVES, HE ALWAYS KILL MS AGAIN

okay well, maybe it's not all that big

i did it guys, i found oblivion.

Will you die now?

>>973 when one is taken by oblivion, it is not death, for death implies existence. death is a state of being. i will not be dead, rather it will be like i never existed at all. do not cry for me, sweet hikarin, for there will be nothing to cry over.

>>974 I will bear remembrance so one day your soul may be reborn again

contra there was such sega game, can be played on an emulator let me check for a link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contra:_Hard_Corps great game, but playing it without joysticks sucks

megaman, specially megaman 3

>>940 Beating the giant thing in level 1 with the direction buttons is like impossible lol

>>942 Back when I played it on Sega my joysticks were old as the world, they didn't have thumb sticks, so moving in directions was done with buttons as well, but it was still much more comfortable that keyboard. >impossible I know an avid Sega fan who beat the entire game on keyboard, though I didn't inquire how exactly.

>>153 An arcade music game like IIDX with a LED backlit 512 key isomorphic (hexagonal grid) key layout that overlays a reflection of your hands on the the keyboard over top a reflection of a 240Hz monitor using optics to create a situation where you can see where your hands are in relation to the oncoming notes.

>>401 I'd rather they make a Mania 2, I don't really like Superstars much

One more borderlands but made by people who made 1st 2nd and the pre sequel. Bl 3 was a disappointment. 3$ westoid comics wrapped up in the skin of what used to be one of the best games ever.

>>153 remake of Michael Jackson's Moonwalker (the genesis plataformer) with rythm/dungeon crawler gameplay (crypt of the necrodancer style)

>>153 probably this would be an action game set in taimanin univers. gameplay wise something like ninja gaiden, MGRR, nier automata or bayonetta, Now taimanin IP is a series of japanese porn VNs(and few gachashits) but it has pretty cool lore with demons and ninjas and shit.

Pretty good, I have an old shitty laptop that's over a decade old so stuff like this is pretty nice

>>18 Never tried it, but it seems cool. I'll try it out eventually though

>>18 Personally as someone who cares about ownership(uses steam ironic) I couldnt justify using such services along with subscription services like gamepass. it doesnt align with my morals. Id rather invest money into hardware and software than use such services for gaming

reminder that when buying a game, you need to buy the consol that work with the game. it costs more

>>44 honestly when it comes to PCs there is no reason to buy physical imo. Steam has proven itself to be a reliable service that you dont need to fear fucking you over. I still ike physical videogames so i do buy physical releases for games i really like. Not to use but to have in collection. Hell im thinking on starting to make my own custom physical releases for indie games that are digital only.

Physical == digital You can just copy the drive contents into a file and have the emulator use that forever Like, this discussion just boils down to whether you want to purchase merchandise, purchasing 1s and 0s is beyond me.

don't physical copies require an internet connection nowadays because of drm?

>>920 i think so think CD most cases is just as a piece of physical DRM with next to no game on it

>>930 it's fun but i can't help being a little shit and pushing it with the jokes just a touch too much

>>931 Quiplash is the best for that though.

>>930 thanks for so many raidable streamers, jackbox games

steam deck I guess

>>84 I recently got a Steam Deck solely for emulation actually, probably one of the best things to use for emulation

>>86 what do you play?

>>88 Mainly Nintendo titles from 80s-early 2000s Some Sega Dreamcast & PlayStation 1-2 I liek to play as well

>>82 id say vita is good option if you want portability its basically psp on steroids so you can emulate psp and everything psp could. I also think vita is capable of emulating some ps2, nintendo ds and 3ds games as well