Cool. I tried 4-5 not too long ago, but there’s something off with the audio. It has this high pitched sound which disappears every time you take a step, and it grates on me like crazy.

I think 6 is my favourite, but I like 7 a lot too. 7 just feels like it kinda ends all of a sudden

Which one’s your favourite?

Principal Skinner is lovable and charming though…

We went to Dotonbori and Kabukicho last time I went to Japan, and we were surprised at how close it was, Especially kabukicho

The fun thing about Yakuza to me, is that the map kind of becomes its own character. I love going around Kamurocho and doing various side missions. I’d say that since the map is also very small, it allows for that kind of intimate “get to know the map and watch it grow with each game”-vibe.

In Clair Obscur, convincing your fifth party member to join you had me actually cackling

Oh man. Roberta Williams well and truly is a veritable legend in the field. Mad respect for her. I hope she gets enough to get treatment (though I hate that she has to)

:(

Nah, no worries. As you said yourself, the first case is probably easy to find… And besides, the series is so old at this point, it’s entirely on me for not having played it yet. I’ve owned them since the PS Vita days. I just straight up haven’t prioritised it yet.

I agree here. I’m looking forward to playing these games myself, but I didn’t even consider it being a possible spoiler before the other person mentioned it.

I recently replayed Metal Gear Rising, and when Armstrong kept talking about how much of a pussy America has become and started yelling that with him at the helm, he’d MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN, I was fucking shocked.

Granted, I know that term was an old Reagan term, but fuck, with Metal Gear Solid 2 (2001) being all about the internet flooding with misinformation and AI making it so that you don’t truly know who you’re talking with… And with Rising (2013) being about a dude thinking America is too woke and wanting to make it great again… AND WITH DEATH STRANDING (2019) being all about everyone being locked inside their homes, isolated with little physical connection to their friends and families, only waiting for the mailman to arrive with packages…

Whew, if I had to point out a person I suspect may have a functioning time machine, Kojima might be it…

Completely agree! It makes for a game that’s still super healthy to this day, and I love that

Paraphrasing from Frost here; It’s the “stop killing games” movement, Yves. It’s not the “stop games from dying”-movement.

It’s fine if you no longer want to support a game, but you can still make it available offline if you have a lan. Trackmania is a good example, since ubi now owns that. The original is still being played in lans the world over!

So yeah, fuck you, Ubi. It’s a choice to be like this.

I’m gonna say FunnyJunk. It’s mostly right wing memes and downvotes if you say anything close to “I don’t think this Trump gut has it all figured out”

I’ve started using Nobara recently, and I like it a LOT. Makes it really easy for a noob like me to both play games and edit videos. I actually made a Monster Hunter video entirely in Linux with Davinci Resolve, and it worked really well. I’ve been an adobe tool my entire editing life, but I really like the switch I recently made :)

Thanks. I had hoped it’d be the cart itself

Does it write to the card, or does it just write to your storage?

To me, it has to be Gordon Freeman. He represents Valve, and I can’t think of a gaming company more linked to PC gaming than Valve.

I adore king’s quest, space quest and all these classics. Same with Monkey Island, but when it comes to… Well, mascot sounds wrong. Figurehead may be better here, I think Gordon’s ties to Valve gives him a pretty strong case for PC gaming icon.

The goose from untitled goose game doesn’t feel like a PC gaming mascot to me since it’s a single game that’s also on almost every console.

Aye, alright fair enough.

I won’t argue with you.