Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned. It has been 200X days since my last confession. I have once again impulse bought despite the fact that my finances currently look worse than the global economic situation. I learned that Strictly Limited had done physical printings of Turrican Anthology Vol. 1...

Interesting list. I'm curious the reasoning for some, like why Soul Calibur 2, 4, and 6? 2 I understand, but I didn't keep up with the series and never played 4 and 6. Soul Edge was good, Soul Calibur 1 even better... But Soul Calibur II added some really fun characters and hit the mainstream appea...

Writing mini-reviews for classic games and leaving behind low scores has had me worrying you all think I'm a grump. Okay, perhaps I am. But I really do love a lot of games. I have a top 250 games, soon to be updated to a top 500 this Summer. So if anybody here thinks I'm a negative Nancy, here are a...

1. Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Cynically, in the modern chapters, this game even admits that it's a commercially pedestrian blockbuster. It depicts history wrongly all the time, so there's little value in that. Purely as a game, it's mostly the same as the previous games, which means gameplay i...

Markies wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 12:37 am
I beat Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls on the GameBoy Advence this evening!

Would you say it's better than Final Fantasy: Ultra Champion Edition?

First twelve: 1. Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Cynically, in the modern chapters, this game even admits that it's a commercially pedestrian blockbuster. It depicts history wrongly all the time, so there's little value in that. Purely as a game, it's mostly the same as the previous games, which mea...

Three games at the same time:
- AAA (sometimes indie) in the living room
- Indie (sometimes AAA) on the Switch
- Retro on the R36S

First nine: 1. Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Cynically, in the modern chapters, this game even admits that it's a commercially pedestrian blockbuster. It depicts history wrongly all the time, so there's little value in that. Purely as a game, it's mostly the same as the previous games, which means...

Grand Theft Auto IV on PC. :evil: I bought the game for Xbox 360 and the disc turned out to be scratched. Even after several mods and I about 13 'fixes', the game still stutters. Still, I'm sticking with it, because I have never beaten a GTA game and this time I am determined. I've always found them...

Currently racing in Project Gotham 4... and I'm surprised at how challenging it is at normal difficulty. Perhaps it's the 30 fps frame rate?
Maybe I'll get better cars later one?