To this day, Knights of the Sky (1991) is the only flight simulation I’ve ever enjoyed. And “enjoyed” is an understatement… my friend and I played it obsessively, for hours on end. I dragged my Amiga 500 and a 13 inch TV from my house to his a couple times a week, just to blow up German convoys and hunt aces.… Read the rest “”
I played Leander (1991) via a giveaway coverdisk from either Amiga Power or Amiga Format magazines, but only when I was at my friend’s house. That’s because the developer locked the game to the UK’s PAL resolution and scan rate, which wouldn’t work with my NTSC TVs.… Read the rest “”
Happy Bunny Day, islanders.
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Right now, all we’ve got is Animal Crossing and the Metroid Dread demo. Unless you count the Switch Online emulated games, in which case, hm… Streets of Rage 2, Golden Axe, and Yoshi’s Island.… Read the rest “Maybe this is a joke I’m reading into too much but…….. what are your favorite games on the switch? 🙂 👉👈”
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True story. When I was twelve, I took all the money I earned in a summer working for my dad to buy the D&D Basic and Expert sets, several Basic and AD&D modules, and a bookshelf full of the Player’s Handbook, Dungeon Master’s Guide, Monster Manual, Fiend Folio, and Deities & Demigods.… Read the rest “Would you or have you ever played D&D?”
Holy shit! It’s 1999 again, and muscle memory is an amazing thing.
Don’t get me wrong: I suck now, and wireless controller latency probably isn’t helping. But it’s been twenty years since I last played the PS1 and Dreamcast versions of THPS, and I was still able to pick up the controller and start blindly stringing small combos together without a refresher.… Read the rest “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2”
My first video game was Pong. Okay, technically, it was a clone of Pong, with a few extra games built-in… it even came with a light-gun accessory, which was used to shoot a white block that floated randomly around the screen.… Read the rest “”
It’s Half-Life: Alyx Day, and I’m fixing other folks’ computer problems rather than murdering headcrabs.
I formally protest.
I’m old and thus don’t understand the broad appeal of things like Twitch, but I’ve got to admit, I actually enjoy watching expert Beat Saber players do their thing.
As far as playing it?
