yeah it was the 90’s, stuff had to have blood in it randomly i guess - especially if it was like an edgy home computer take on something since home consoles wouldn’t do it that much. this felt of a piece with a lot of those kinds of shareware/win 3.x games i remember playing at the time.
this game i posted in the Grotesque videogames thread really embodies that more than anything i can think of
The fact that Donkey Kong Bananza’s last world deliberately reprises this sound effect for Nostalgia™ speaks to its lasting appeal
I’m not even much of a donkey kong guy (I don’t have a switch 2 yet), but all of those noises in that original trilogy are wonderful
in gunstar heroes you get a bonus for completing the dice palace:
65816
why’s that the snes’s processor number??
i attempted to play this as a kid but it’s one of those games tied to CPU speed and it moved much too fast. i immediately recognise that level layout though
consoles have been always online for well over a decade now, and no open world game has had an actual 24 hour radio or tv station broadcast ingame
I remember reading about this thing in a magazine
i still think about the terrible yet highly memorable voice acting in Xenus 2’s English release 15 years later:
I hope that cocaine is cut with kevlar you son of a bitch …
how this song would fit perfectly as shadow hearts battle music
I hate how I’ve been waiting my entire adult life for Half Life 3 and it’s never going to come out. just a constantly held breath.
The GBA was only on the market for three years when the DS came out, but they managed to coexist for almost a decade.
I remember someone here saying something along the lines that every indie dev given enough time will eventually make something where you control multiple characters at the same time.
I now believe this to be one of the truest things ever said here.
Kingdom Hearts-ass watch, only from Bamco?
