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Stealth-based precision platforming isn't really my cup of tea, but it's one of the new hot things kinda like Ronin. That said, touting your cutscenes as a big selling point is pretty weird.
I did accounting and worked through college (paid for it completely) and even the semesters that I put effort to get straight A's in still left me with an ungodly amount of gaming time.
Mega Man music has been amazing, at least for the NES games. As much as people hate it, I actually like some of the weirdness that came from Mega Man 4, such as Pharaoh Man's theme. Come to think of it, many NES games were really awesome for good music
AssCreed LibHD really ought to auto-save more often than it does. I found out the hard way that completing a naval trade doesn't trigger an auto-save, unlike Black Flag and Rogue. Neither does looting guards (i.e. earning money in general), changing outfits or reducing notoriety. Buying something does the trick, though.
you have a strong constitution to feel the need to play that. They do nothing with the main character and the whole thing feels like a half baked mess of a game.
AssCreed LibHD really ought to auto-save more often than it does. I found out the hard way that completing a naval trade doesn't trigger an auto-save, unlike Black Flag and Rogue. Neither does looting guards (i.e. earning money in general), changing outfits or reducing notoriety. Buying something does the trick, though.
Kill me right now and reveive me on the first of September.
Here are some Grandia 2 impressions
seems like an okay port. The lack of widescreen isn't surprising given that some of the magic spells are 4:2 prerendered videos but surely someone will find a way to hack 16:9 into the thing. Also, seems locked at 30 fps but i'm not terribly surprised by that either
you have a strong constitution to feel the need to play that. They do nothing with the main character and the whole thing feels like a half baked mess of a game.
Apparently people are getting tired of medieval fantasy RPGs. So there it is, a medieval sci-fi RPG.
Medieval sci-fi, now that's something else, isn't it?
Yeah, it's an exceedingly boring game.
Castlevania, just the first game mind, has plenty of decent track in it let alone the whole series on the NES. Reading through a USGamer interview sounds like this might be the start if an imitative by Capcom and Digital Eclipse might also be looking at other partners to bring NES games to current and future systems and a roundabout way of preserving older titles from the past. A Castlevania Legacy Collection in the future would be awesome,
Actually all this talk about 4:3 aspect ratios and resolutions from the past I might see if I can find a decent old CRT 4:3 monitor that isn't miles away or completely knackered.
Holy shit that took all of 5 minutes
Don't know if I really want to spend a couple of hundred quid though.
Needs a beefy gaming PC to run a dreamcast game? Oh man, how did they screw it up so bad? Because otherwise it looks solid. The graphics look very clean.
Definitely depends on the field then.
Isn't that a Green Day song.
I know it's not before someone wants to be a smart arse and tell me the exact title like the pedantic so and so you are!!!
I have enough to buy Grandia II HD, but the reviews sound mediocre at best. Will probably wait for the Winter Sale before jumping on it.
Fair point. That being said, I'm not holding out much hope for this. From the sounds of that review, the port is kind of meh when it comes to what's been upgraded.
Fair point. That being said, I'm not holding out much hope for this. From the sounds of that review, the port is kind of meh when it comes to what's been upgraded.
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Hey SteamGAF i am back from the bench While i was out i saw that you stared GOTY talk so i decided to see what can i do to make voting easier this year. So i tried to create Google Form and then use responses to calculate results. This is what i have for now. If you want to use it (i am looking at you jshackles ) or have some requests/suggestions etc. just write them in here.
Any word on whether they managed to get native 16:9? Or is it stuck in 4:3? The previews pointed to the latter, but their community manager alluded to the former.
Damn, you're right. Green Day were way ahead of their time when they wrote that song.Isn't that a Green Day song.
I know it's not before someone wants to be a smart arse and tell me the exact title like the pedantic so and so you are!!!
While i was out i saw that you stared GOTY talk so i decided to see what can i do to make voting easier this year. So i tried to create Google Form and then use responses to calculate results. This is what i have for now. If you want to use it (i am looking at you jshackles ) or have some requests/suggestions etc. just write them in here.
Your list of cons are exactly the reason I didn't set up something like this last year. And even though the names entered could be checked against GAF users, there's no way to know that that GAF user actually submitted that vote. As in - anyone could go take that Survey, type in zkylon as their username then say Spider: Rite of the Shrouded Moon is their game of the year. Or just picking random usernames for people that may not even post here more than once every few months to try to boost their game of choice to the top.
And although there were only about 150 unique titles in the results last year, I'm expecting that to probably increase this year (as it did over the previous year as well). There are simply more games being released on Steam and (likely) more people voting. Entering each one before it can be selected is going to be almost as big a headache as tallying the votes by hand.
Thanks for the efforts though. However, without any kind of external GAF authorization mechanism (we don't have oAuth, right?) I think the only fair and honest way to conduct the vote is using the traditional PM system like we've done in the past.
Yeah I would love for this to be trend. So many great games that just happen to have great music in them, even helping learn the guitar as I tried to work out how to play them. Capcom & Konami seemed to grab quite a lot of good ones, albeit it a bunch of the interesting ones are licensed properties so I doubt that those would get the treatment. Just some quick examples:
Mission Impossible
Monster In My Pocket
Gradius 2
Every time I see a HD CRT like that it just blows my mind that a picture like that can come from a monitor like that. I would love to have one of those, the hertz on those things are insane with almost 0 input lag if I remember right.
Wake Me Up When September Ends.
So no, then you'd miss MGS5. Duh.
Authorization is only real problem. It isn't big problem to generate list of games released on steam due to availability of API's.
Since PM's can be downloaded, parsing is fairly easy provided that users follows correct format, which reduces manual work.
Not sure if it's been known before, Ethan Carter UE4 will be a stand-alone app and not just a patch. Free for two weeks after release for owners of the UE3 version.
https://twitter.com/TheAstroCrew/status/635829666608214016
welp
Well to be fair most modest CRTs you could feed a resolution higher than Full HD back before Full HD was even a thing thanks to their wonderful magic of how the tech works. My old FW900 could do about 2300x1440@60hz before being out of range but I could settle for a messly 1920x1200@100hz. This was 10 years ago mind as well.
Not sure if it's been known before, Ethan Carter UE4 will be a stand-alone app and not just a patch. Free for two weeks after release for owners of the UE3 version.
https://twitter.com/TheAstroCrew/status/635829666608214016
I think two weeks refers to the launch windows, since the user asked when it will be released.
Yeah, I'm actually thinking about building a similar web form but then having is spit out a formatted PM that you can send me that will ensure your vote will be tallied with minimal effort.
Well yeah, that would probably make more sense haha.I think two weeks refers to the launch windows, since the user asked when it will be released.
I have. In a thread filled with clicker game addicts I feel like the last beacon for quality gaming and thus raised my standards even more. Don't let +1 trash rot your brains!
I rest my case.
All I've read about the Grandia 2 Steam/GOG release and it's port info is that it needs the Durante touch.
Not sure if it's been known before, Ethan Carter UE4 will be a stand-alone app and not just a patch. Free for two weeks after release for owners of the UE3 version.
https://twitter.com/TheAstroCrew/status/635829666608214016
Your list of cons are exactly the reason I didn't set up something like this last year. And even though the names entered could be checked against GAF users, there's no way to know that that GAF user actually submitted that vote. As in - anyone could go take that Survey, type in zkylon as their username then say Spider: Rite of the Shrouded Moon is their game of the year. Or just picking random usernames for people that may not even post here more than once every few months to try to boost their game of choice to the top.
And although there were only about 150 unique titles in the results last year, I'm expecting that to probably increase this year (as it did over the previous year as well). There are simply more games being released on Steam and (likely) more people voting. Entering each one before it can be selected is going to be almost as big a headache as tallying the votes by hand.
Thanks for the efforts though. However, without any kind of external GAF authorization mechanism (we don't have oAuth, right?) I think the only fair and honest way to conduct the vote is using the traditional PM system like we've done in the past.