Gamers Thread

[arg]

anyone playing diablo 4? here is my necro babe

 

[arg]

leveling up

 

[CiG]

Yesterday I finally stopped stalling and did the final quest in Tears of the Kingdom. I milked that game for months, doing as much side content as I could. Very rewarding experience and I think I've got a bit of the vidya bug back.

I have around 500 games in my PS4 library just from buying things as they go on sale, but I've played maybe 5% of them.

So I installed Hogwarts Legacy this morning and I'll probably start that tonight.

 

[no country for old wainds]

still playing isaac every day lol

 

[Bourbon]

Been playing Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Game for the past few days whenever I can find the time. Game is fun as hell.

 

[CiG]

Been playing the South Park PS4 games. Halfway through Fractured But Whole.

 

[Bloopy]

What a track...

 

[The Butt]

Friend is trying to get me to play Terraria lol. I've bought it but haven't played yet.

Not really my style of game by the looks of it, but its fun to go on Discord call and hang with the homies while playing.

 

[no country for old wainds]

god i love the cut-scenes in this game, every word and gesture is burned into my brain. better constructed than most movie scenes.

 

[no country for old wainds]

 

[CiG]

ngl I'm pretty hyped even though it's not out until 2025.

 

[Bloopy]

I plugged my Sega Mega Drive II back in now that I'm finally settled in Auckland again. It just keeps on working after over 30 years. Tried TaleSpin, but it's a bit tough on 1 player (pictured: Baloo catching crabs). Road Rash II is still one of my top 5 video games ever and I know it better than riding a bicycle.

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

I plugged my Sega Mega Drive II back in now that I'm finally settled in Auckland again. It just keeps on working after over 30 years. Tried TaleSpin, but it's a bit tough on 1 player (pictured: Baloo catching crabs). Road Rash II is still one of my top 5 video games ever and I know it better than riding a bicycle.

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Been back at home digging through some of my old stuff.....

... i cant fuckin find my Streets of Rage(called Bare Knuckle in Japan) 1+2 cartridges :*(

 

[Cronopio]

Anybody remember the LucasArts games from the 90's?

 

[Bloopy]

Last weekend I was interviewed about my time playing Worms, with thanks to mates TheKomodo & Mablak and this podcast they've got going. Interview starts at about the 1hr mark after some news, game footage, and getting unmuted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwRhhc8rvIE&t=60m35s

 

[no country for old wainds]

worms is the best. i was thinking of trying one of these newfangled ones but i assume old school is superior.

 

[Bloopy]

Worms Armageddon is eternally the best given it gets updates from two community contributors. They added features such as giant maps, saved replays, and using colour maps online, plus ironed out all the glitches. It's quite a sandboxy game so players figure out their own arcane ways of playing it. I imagine it's very alienating for new players going online with it for the first time. It's weird enough for me now after having hardly played it at all in the last 15 years.

Anybody remember the LucasArts games from the 90's?

I was aware of them but hardly ever played them. The adventure games I played were the Sierra ones. Mostly Leisure Suit Larry 3, Mixed-Up Mother Goose and the original King's Quest. In Leisure Suit Larry 3 I was stuck at one particular stage for what felt like months or even longer. By the time I eventually jumped back in and figured out what I needed to do next I'd lost interest in playing it any further.

 

[no country for old wainds]

worms armageddon was always my favourite back in the day too, glad it's still so active.

lucasarts were quality ofc, i bought grim fandango on gog recently but haven't played it yet.

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

Grim Fandango and Day of the Tentacle were the shit.

 

[Cronopio]

Worms Armageddon is eternally the best given it gets updates from two community contributors. They added features such as giant maps, saved replays, and using colour maps online, plus ironed out all the glitches. It's quite a sandboxy game so players figure out their own arcane ways of playing it. I imagine it's very alienating for new players going online with it for the first time. It's weird enough for me now after having hardly played it at all in the last 15 years.


I was aware of them but hardly ever played them. The adventure games I played were the Sierra ones. Mostly Leisure Suit Larry 3, Mixed-Up Mother Goose and the original King's Quest. In Leisure Suit Larry 3 I was stuck at one particular stage for what felt like months or even longer. By the time I eventually jumped back in and figured out what I needed to do next I'd lost interest in playing it any further.

All the Larry games were my jam in the 90's.