The NES Point & Click “trilogy”:
Shadow gate
Deja Vu
The Uninvited
The games all run on the same engine, but that’s about it for similarities. You don’t have to play them in order, but I feel like they improved things as they went along so it kind of helps.
I’m pretty sure a majority of people touched a real penis before touching a real gun.
Flipwitch is a fantastic little Metroidvania that I can’t talk to my “normal” gaming friends about.
Two weeks is essentially a rounding error at this point
I’m invoking the mirror clause immediately.
SteamOS on a Steam Deck.
When I want to game, I want to game, not be stuck playing a round of “tech support simulator”
I swapped my 64gb LCD to a 2tb in about an hour, including reflashing the OS. Improved load times as well as storage space.
At first I thought you said “Grab the titties” and I chuckled, then I realized that I was the only one with my mind in the gutter.
Hunie Pop has a surprising amount of strategy involved.
I’ve been holding onto my Galaxy S20 because of the SD slot.
Ha!
I was about to mention those in my last comment! I remember it was like weird bits of terrain you had to shoot so many times in certain levels to get the Easter egg. Pretty sure I saw the locations in Nintendo Power…
A low poly wireframe bikini girl had to be hidden back in the day, and now there’s porn games on the Switch Store!
Red Alarm is definitely my Number 2 on VB, Followed by Wario. I need to search my basement and see if I still have them…
Teleroboxer reminds me of a cross between Punch Out & Metal Combat for the Super Scope, another underrated gem.
At least that one got a sequel!
The virtual boy was ahead of its time, too. Teleroboxer is still my favorite game that no one played.
I dropped a 2TB drive into my lowest grade LCD model & have been super happy with it. Rarely game on anything else.
Installing Retro deck was super straight forward for me and “just worked” with 90% of my games
Have you traveled into the realm of min/maxer paradise, Disgaea? I’ve been staying away recently, but I still get the itch every once in a while…
I play a lot of roguelikes because I rarely have the time for a multiple hour gaming session anymore, and I can get a complete start to finish game in with a roguelike in 30-60 minutes. I think that may be part of the popularity.
I’ve played all the ones you mentioned, my recent vices are Magicraft & Star Vader’s, both on steam. Slay the Spire & The Binding of Isaac are two I always come back to during my “what should I play?” moments.
not using “password123”
So “Password123!” Is still good, then?
I checked… This isn’t a real game (yet).
I’m slightly disappointed.