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InvaderNESS
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InvaderNESS
@InvaderNESTER
Whatever . 18+
Approximately 40km away Entrou em Ocak 2017
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I'm a schmuck for Pixel Art, I think they're timeless and beautiful. I don't look at FF7 and see primitive graphics//bad, living through this time period and seeing how nuts the technology progression was was really exciting and cool. We still have pixelart, too. Both are fun.
Brian Niemeier@BrianNiemeier
Game studios abandoned 2D graphics too early. It's hard to get across how jarring it was going from the height of 2D to primitive 3D practically overnight.
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Line up of the guy with the most dogshit gaming takes
Elia@luscielia
You can only save FOUR games. Go.
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For the love of god stop glazing Wii U era Nintendo, I was there and it sucked.
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Fun fact E3 2015 is considered one of Nintendo's worse E3s.
lickagoat. Comms Closed.@Lickaghost
This is the kind of stuff that is lacking in modern directs, where is the whimsy?
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Wii being the worst reviewed Mario Kart game while Super is the best reviewed one feels like a cruel joke
eStarland@eStarland
Every Mario Kart Game Ranked! 🏆
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Hot take, we need to start shaming stanky ass individuals more, like really shame them. Especially if you’re into nerd stuff, meaning you have disposable income, it shouldn't be hard for you to shower and rub some deodorant on your pits. Pop a mint while you’re at it too.
Anthony Canzonetta@aacanzonetta
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Butbutbut.... we were told that digitally distributed games would never ever go away as long as the company behind the service still exists. Guess the anti-physical-pro-DRM crowd will conveniently ignore this case as well.
Kotaku@Kotaku
Amazon's game streaming service Luna is removing access to purchased games and offering no refunds: kotaku.com/amazons-luna-s…
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With Denuvo removed Resident Evil requiem now has offline play and gets a small boost in performance, using about 1GB less vram.
If I pay for a product shouldn't I receive the best version of it?
We really live in a world where you need to pirate and crack games we own to have a better experience and its total bullshit.
Tom's Hardware@tomshardware
Denuvo properly cracked in Resident Evil: Requiem, bypasses become plug-and-play — cracked version runs faster, smoother, and uses way less VRAM and RAM tomshardware.com/video-games/pc…
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Listen, your mother is never gonna see video games as art.
It's okay, you can let it go. You can enjoy it without the need to keep rationalising why. Fun things are fun.
Antonio Freyre - Merlino Games@merlino_games
"fun" being a requirement for games is what keeps this medium from being taken seriously you're going to tell me Requiem for a Dream, The Downward Spiral, Blood Meridian, Guernica, etc, are "fun"? masterpieces have to be interesting, not necessarily "fun"
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Honestly, it’s crazy how much goodwill and political momentum was squandered by the right after Charlie’s murder. It was pretty much the ultimate confirmation that for larger segments of the right, winning isn’t the actual goal at all. The left would never had made that mistake.
Anna Lulis@annamlulis
Never forget what they did
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Ok, can we please stop defending the billion dollar companies making these sub-par adaptation shows... they have no excuse.
Jet Vega@DragonBallBLK
Okay it’s the voice lol (Raccoon Guy on TikTok)
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People need to stop equating “fun” with “happy”.
Sometimes being sad or emotional is fun, being scared can be fun, the entire point of video games is to have fun, most hobbies are based around that idea.
People don’t go fishing or ride motorcycles because it isn’t “fun”, that has nothing to do with why video games aren’t taken seriously by some.
If your video game isn’t fun in some shape or form you’ve failed. You know what happens to games that are just interesting? I go “that’s a neat idea” then don’t play them.
Antonio Freyre - Merlino Games@merlino_games
"fun" being a requirement for games is what keeps this medium from being taken seriously you're going to tell me Requiem for a Dream, The Downward Spiral, Blood Meridian, Guernica, etc, are "fun"? masterpieces have to be interesting, not necessarily "fun"
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Every time one of these people wants to prove how bad America is, they show a Democrat-run city and don't stop to think about it.
Gandalv@Microinteracti1
Two Europeans arrived in America having spent fourteen months being told by MAGA accounts that European civilisation was collapsing. The streets of Paris, rivers of crime. London, a caliphate. Oslo presumably reclaimed by wolves. JD Vance, a man who looks like a thumb that went to Yale and still couldn’t find a personality, flew to Munich to personally inform European leaders that their continent was dying. They listened politely, the way you listen to someone at a party who has had too much to drink and needs to feel important. MAGA trolls spent years warning that Europe would soon speak Arabic, that the cathedral spires were coming down, that sharia was six months away. This from a country where Muslims make up roughly the same share of the population as in Europe, give or take two percentage points. A detail that has never troubled anyone posting at 2am in a Punisher skull hoodie, eating a gas station burrito, lower back destroyed, credit score in freefall, absolutely certain the problem is Oslo. But America has the highest GDP in the world. The highest. MAGA men twerk to this number every morning like it personally pays their medical bills. It does not. It does not pay anyone’s medical bills. That is, remarkably, the entire point. But the number is big and big numbers feel like winning, which is lucky, because winning is now the only thing you can afford. “Honey, I need to call my congressman and find out how high our GDP is this morning.” She has already left. So these two Europeans flew across the Atlantic to witness what all that GDP looks like with human eyes. The shining city. The paradise. The country that spent fourteen months laughing at Europe’s crumbling civilisation while its own bridges were held together by institutional optimism. And what a civilisation. So advanced it projects power across the Middle East with carriers so expensive that a Shahed drone costing four hundred dollars, assembled outside Tehran by a man eating a sandwich, sends the entire vessel sprinting back beyond a thousand kilometres. To drop six bombs on anything, the jets refuel three times and fly the distance from New York to a different geological era. Ukraine has been swatting these same drones like mosquitoes for two years with equipment from a military car boot sale. The most expensive navy in history needs a thousand kilometre running start. Then Zelensky called. He offered to protect the oil refineries, keep prices from two hundred dollars a barrel, and stop American soldiers catching Iranian missiles with their bodies. Trump said no. Flat, cheerful no. Whatever was on Fox ranked higher. His cholesterol was doing its best to make the decision for him anyway. Part 6 of their honest impressions is a Philadelphia subway entrance actively decomposing. Grey liquid of unknown origin weeping down the walls. Broken glass overhead. Tiles that haven’t seen a mop since Carter was explaining stagflation to a nation that had stopped listening. The whole thing radiating the energy of a place where something went wrong in 1994 and the report is still pending. Their verdict, delivered with the hollow expression of people who just watched their worldview collapse into damp Philadelphia tile: it looks like a horror film. Literally a horror film. Fourteen months of lectures. The highest GDP in human history. Carriers that sprint from a drone worth less than a second hand Kia. A broad face with beard who flew to Europe to announce its death. A president who was offered a chance to protect his own soldiers and said no thanks. And the first thing America showed them was a subway auditioning for The Last of Us. It didn’t need to prepare. Follow Gandalv @Microinteracti1
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Really cool that we have nowhere to put crazy people
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They Larping the Wii U now that isn’t even the right Splatoon
Nintendo Nostalgia@Nin10Nostalgia
Nintendo Wii U (2012). #NintendoWiiU
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Calling Castlevania's and Metroid's Metroidvanias is like calling Doom a Doom Clone or Dark Souls a Soulslike. Stop it. Please.
PC Gamer@pcgamer
Castlevania: Belmont's Curse developers are trying really, really hard to make sure you know it's a metroidvania without using the word 'metroidvania' pcgamer.com/games/action/c…
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How MegaMan.EXE probably feels about the other “EXEs”
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@author_pandp @LifeformDigi OBVIOUSLY *insert movie from 20+ years ago* CHUD!
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13. The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie.
Amazing animation, really picks up in the second half. Real shame it only made $51 at the box office.
8/10
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12. The Mummy (1999). Excellent adventure movie. May Hollywood burn for what they did to Brendon Frasier.
10/10
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