Sparking Zero the successor to Budokai Tenkaichi 3 has now released. Anyone playing it? I can say the game very much feels like Tenkaichi should, if you've played them before you should feel right at home with Sparking Zero. Mechanically, the game is mostly the same as it's always been, but there are a few handy new things to the combat. The skill points that let you use sub abilities and transformations now can also be used for Combo breaker/or attack deflection type moves as well. One thing i've found pretty useful is that inputting the Dragon Rush command a 2nd time can near instantly home you in close to your opponent. One of the minor things about the game that's actually impressive happens to be it's final size. it's only 29GB. So accustomed to newer games being 100 gigs or over, it's surprising when a games size is actually optimized once and a while. In other news, normal fags seem to be getting their shit kicked in by Great Ape Vegeta in the story mode, to the point Bandai Namco's twitter responded. I couldn't tell you what the big deal is with this fight is since I had zero issues with it at all. He just spams Blast moves, but I just did what i'v always done in Tenkaichi for years, Charge Ki to Max, get up close behind him and combo in the back. It works as it always has.

>What is this? This is an offline 1.7.10 minecraft server running a custom mod pack: https://mega.nz/file/138kFLKQ#NUkR9IRVV_dYv1jrxfYVjZkdWmGTQxujp-NmiEqIQgI DOWNLOAD AT YOUR OWN RISK >What's in it? little tiles, Ic2, thaumcraft, blood magic, littlemaidmobs, et futurum requiem, grimoire of gaia, hardcore ender expansion etc. >Can my toaster run this? It's an even lighter pack than last time and a few versions back. If you have a pc built after 2005 you should be able to run this. >Did you include the difficulty retardation? Considering how well that went over last time, I've elected to not add that retardation. >What if I want "x" mod? Mention it in the thread and I'll see about adding it as long as it's not too retarded. >What's this scripts folder? It's just aspect lists this time so thaumcraft can actually interact with most of the new blocks/items. >How do I use a skin? you need to add your skin file to this folder (.minecraft/cachedImages/skins), named after your username, ending with .png >How do I avoid giving microshaft all my data? https://github.com/EvilToasterDBU/PolyMC-Offline >Will this shit constantly be unavailable

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I want to discuss a certain phenomenon that I have noticed particularly with games funded by China or appealing to their Chinese demographic. I can't really describe exactly what it is which is why I wished to make a thread about it to get some perspective. Maybe it'll make sense to others more than me. All, or most Chinese-appealing characters have this 'sameness' about them. They all look generic in a way. Soulless is another word to describe them. Almost like they have no real character for themselves. They all have very similar attributes that make them cookie-cutter. The thing is, I can't really name a specific attribute that does this, but I can feel it. I know it's there, I just can't put my finger on it, like a 6th sense. If I were to take a guess at the specifics, I'd say it's almost like they're 'safe' in a way, not meant to offend and not meant to have any hugely defining characteristic that might set them apart from other characters. That, and they're overdesigned, making it presumably very hard to make any fanart for the character. The simpler designs always tend to have more fanart. But does correlation equal causation? I don't know. Anyone able to help express what I am noticing here?

Pirated Space Marine 2 and it's been pretty good so far for the hour or so I've been playing. But in case it's not your cup of tea we can talk about all the other 40k games.

Nintendo’s mystery online test is a Minecraft-like MMO https://archive.md/bdv0K Last week, Nintendo announced the Switch Online Playtest Program, a mysterious playtest for Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack members who were lucky enough to sign up (and live in one of the participating countries). With codes now going out, we finally know what it is. Simply called the Nintendo Switch Online Playtest Program, it’s a new game where the goal is to work with others to fully “develop” a massive, expansive planet by utilizing creativity and farmed resources. As you progress across the planet, you’ll discover new lands, enemies, and resources to aid you on your journey. As you play through the game, you’ll receive special tools called Beacons. These Beacons emit a healing light that purifies and develops the land. The higher your Beacon is placed, the wider the area it purifies. Within your Beacon Zone, you can move, lift, and edit items. In this zone, you can create whatever you like: platforms, stairs, Minecraft-like blocks, trees, and other items, as shown in the screenshots. However, you can only edit your own zone, not anyone else’s nearby. Areas outside of the Beacon Zones are public spaces where anyone can work and place items. The game also features a Dev Core, a separate area from the planet that serves as a social hub where players gather. Here, you can level up your character, which resembles a cross between a Fall Guy and Pushmo. Every player has a special skill called the Development Positioning System (DPS), which allows them to see the development status of the planet and the position of other players. Anyone can create content for the game, but you must first earn a UGC license to do so — essentially to prove you’re not going to cause trouble. “To create UGC, you must obtain a UGC License by taking a test in the game to show that you understand the importance of respectful communication.” We have chosen not to share any screenshots of the game, as it is hidden behind the player agreement.

What's your favourite game in the Atelier series? Who is best girl? Where would you suggest newcomers start?

Are there any games which you consider to be perfect vidya? Just pure distilled quality. Here are two games I consider to be near-perfect (they have their glitches and exploits like any other piece of software).

I wrote a reflection piece about a month ago since I don't really have any lavish plans to celebrate the occassion. Although I'm thankful for those of us who are with us to this day and I look forward to helping out as long as I can. Link to the piece: https://medium.com/@markmann447_91903/hello-everyone-42645dc49fb5 also the anniversary was actually in September, but this is fine too

It's time for /v/ to play some vidya demos as developers once more dump thousands of samples of their WEGs, Early Access never-evers, RPGMaker refuse, and the occasional diamond in the rough for everyone to try. The new thing this event is that Valve is linking to all the previous Next Fests as well, meaning that devs who keep their demos up are rewarded and JP devs stay losing at they cling to muh timed exclusivity. The headliner and tentpole seems to be a not-DangitRonpaul gacha centered around baseball, among with a smattering of other titles like the UE5 Phantom Breaker: Battlegrounds "remaster." Now, technically, the event hasn't started yet (October 14-21) as of the time of OP's writing, but who cares? It's probably the 14th right now somewhere in the world and the demos are waiting to be played. Let's get to digging! https://store.steampowered.com/sale/nextfest https://store.steampowered.com/search/?sort_by=Released_DESC&category1=10&supportedlang=english&ndl=1

The only thing I remember people saying about Wanted: Dead was that it had a great choice in music, but it's just a general question about what happened to games that used to have rockin', upbeat, fast, and loud music in general? I know these types of songs are still coming out (Especially in Japan), but I cannot think of a single game that really incorporates them outside of rhythm games you find in the arcade. Regular games just seem to have become dominated by grand orchestral music like they're trying to be some opera. So where are the games with the loud fast-paced music that's guaranteed to cause hearing loss?

So I got a sudden urge to play Runescape (2007scape, it should go without saying) again after however many years. Didn't have anything spectacular in mind, mostly just wanted to fuck about in Lumbridge, murder a few chickens, chop a few trees, basically just live out the experience of being a noob again for shits and giggles. Now, back in the day, all you needed in order to start playing was to go to the website, open the game, click "new account", come up with a username and a password, and you were good to go. Upon trying to set up an account, this was my experience: >Game is no longer browser based, you have to download a client to even run it >Click to make new account >Game opens up my web browser >Have to enter account info there, can no longer do so in the game window >Click to make new account >Get redirected like, 4 times >Have to fill out captcha not once, but twice >Have to give an e-mail address, game no longer accepts usernames >Don't feel like giving my actual e-mail address >Make throwaway Gmail account >Enter it in >Webpage decides I've put in "too many requests" and blocks me from finishing the process >Attempt to finish signing up on my phone browser

I wanna have my NES working properly, and since the cartridge connection seemed pretty precarious (the screen had a tendency to go gray randomly and no cartridge connected well at the first try) I figured it could be the 72 pin connector. Is this gon' be easy? Or will it be impossible? Will my dreams come true? Let's see. Also, let's talk about the NES/Famicoim.

The PS2 released October 26, 2000 in North America, so it's 25 soon (or now depending on when you read this). Discuss >when did you first get a PS2? >favorite PS2 games? >favorite PS2 girls?

Touch the Cow Edition Crews 1.Infinity - 692908 2.Kihou - 740471 3.Sky Lords - 733000 4.Raven Nest (Dead) - 1024216 5.Heaven&Hel (Dead) - 933194 Guides and info https://gbf.wiki/ >How do I even play this shit? You can play it from your browser by going to http://game.granbluefantasy.jp/ >I'm not going to use google botnet to play this.

Continuing from the old one >>516987 Here's what i spent working ALL DAY.