Krafton? Great. Another studio about to be thrown into the PUBG & New State mines.
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Krafton? Great. Another studio about to be thrown into the PUBG & New State mines.
Pepper is so adorable, she looks like a teddy bear!
I thought it was a Brownian USB. We know which alignment it should be in, but we can’t be certain since we know the vector of its movement into the port.
It’s a really fun game - and if you want a more typical action-RPG vibe, you should also seek out the Genesis Shadowrun game. The games are very different, but both are true to the Shadowrun experience.
Let’s be honest, it’s also everything CP2077 wanted to be.
I tried to avoid translations in my list. But anything by Aeon Genesis is also great, so is Mother 3 with the Tomato Ring. The SMT translations are a high point too.
Having only touched it once, Emerald Rogue is a genuine roguelike in Pokemon Emerald, though I don’t know if it works on a flashcart on real hardware.
Hands down my favorite lately is Shadowrun (SNES) - the addition of SNES Mouse support. It makes the game so, so much better. That’s been huge for me, since the game is a point-and-click adventure. It’s such a quality-of-life improvement. If the mouse existed and was common when Shadowrun was written, I have to hope that they would have thought to allow it.
Also, obviously there’s a huge community of SMW hacks, and pretty much anything well-reviewed on SMW Central, I’m liable to enjoy.
In line with yours, there’s Pokemon UItra Violet, a great hack of Fire Red for GBA. Also Pokemon Naranja, another Fire Red hack that’s based on the Orange Archipelago.
Anything you might have spent on anime, manga, or games from the publishers or studios involved with this gang…
So what they’re saying is to stop giving any money to a company that’s part of or reports to CODA. Did I read that right?
That’ll be neat to watch as a meteor shower.
Commenting so that I remember to look it up, is reckfull a word? Or maybe reckful, knowing how English is weird about double 'l"s?
I hope so. Maybe make it a class-action with all the independent creators and studios who had damages from this.
Yes, which is why we should make every one of those false positives cost an arm and a leg to the perpetrators.
My worry is that without a lawsuit or other action, we’ll keep seeing LLM slop companies taking down smaller websites for bogus reasons. This needs to be codified somehow that there were damages done to Itch’s earnings (and more importantly the earnings of the independent creators on the platform who should start a class-action suit), and that what Funko’s contracted LLM company did was wrong.
There’s financial damages, loss of profit, emotional distress, reputation loss, and more. We need to take action against these companies for their wrongdoing. So either they need to willingly pay up and have that payment be known and public, or they need to be made to pay by the courts.
So, how much is Funko or their “partner” going to willingly pay Itch for their lost income? Or is there going to have to be a lawsuit?
Deus Ex and both System Shocks should be on everyone’s lists. I don’t really “like” any first-person games (going back to Akalabeth), and I enjoyed both of those games. If you like that style of game, you might also want to try out Thief: The Dark Project.
But I think what comes after HL, given everything, is just Portal. You said “replay” about them, so I guess you already have. So maybe, Narbacular Drop would be the next best thing - it’s the game that the Portal devs made before it was Portal. Maybe you’d want to look at The Stanley Parable, too.
There’s also Warhammer 40,000: Fire Warrior that’s more FPS-y. I don’t think you must know anything about 40K to play it, but I couldn’t tell you, because I already was into it when I played. Also, the two Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force games, built on expanded versions of the Quake 3 engine.
OpenTTD still is holding most of my attention this week. I might play some Blood Bowl this weekend though.
Mini Metro is great, both on PC and Mobile.