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Nah, it was totally walk-able for an entrance fee of roughly $3.50. There's tons of castles or ruins of castles here in Central Europe, but they're not as fancy as you'd expect with some exceptions. Kokořínský hrad (the castle we went to) looks like this:
Nothing since has come close to the couch multiplayer of the N64 through the Wii era of Nintendo.
I played the first Halo's campaign co-op and it was a ton of fun. Timesplitters 2 had the better multiplayer though imo, unless you were lanning multiple x-boxes. I was never enamored with Halo the way a lot of people seemed to be.
yeah the more the merrier obviously, so that would be awesome. We never had that.
Gotta risk it for the biscuit. Go big or go home! I could put some realistic stickers on the inside of the windows that show spikes people walking by would think are real and will target other windows because those windows are guarded by only spikes.
yeah the more the merrier obviously, so that would be awesome. We never had that.
We did get 6 player NHL Hitz a few times though. That's a hell of a good time
Can you plug a laptop into your TV?The cost of the game just makes me sad now. I bought a used GameCube after the fact and Skies of Arcadia was one of the 3 or 4 games I got for it, but when I had to fit my entire life into a Pontiac Grand Am to move across the country there was just no room for it. The following year the basement flooded and pretty much all of my old gaming stuff was destroyed.
I still have my original Dreamcast...but it's long-since been separated almost all of its cords and games, but I loved that thing too much to ever let it go. I shoved that thing into a corner of a box and it's just kept moving with me. Shame a burned copy of Marvel vs. Capcom 2 is all that I have left for it
I'm terrible about emulation. I got that handheld thing to help try to get over that, but it's not great for Dreamcast stuff. There's just something about sitting at my computer chair with a controller that bugs the hell out of me and I don't know why.
we had like 2 of us who were video game nerds, 3 or 4 more who played them fairly regularly, and then other people who would jump in on occasion. So the Nintendo stuff was perfect. We did some more serious games on occasion, but the two of us were just better at them. My favorite was when one of the others talked shit about how good they were at Tekken, brought it from home, and then I stomped him. Even let him start picking my characters. Turns out he played "a lot" of Tekken Tag, I'd played a lot of Tekken 2, 3, 4, and Tag since I was like 11. Woops
Eh, probably. It's a Mac, so I just assume it can't even handle Zork. I basically only ever play JRPGs via handhelds anymore though. TV on in the background and handheld gaming has been my preferred method of gaming since...I dunno, when was Kirby's Dream Land released? 1992? 1992 it is.
There's no moral quandary here, I refuse to feel bad about 'stealing' a game that I've already paid for twice and hasn't even been sold in ~15-20 years. The problem I have with emulating old games is mostly just down to the way I prefer playing games. I played more NHL 94 on that handheld emulation machine during our one round in the playoffs than I have played PS4/Xbone combined basically since the start of last year (don't have either of the new consoles, so that still means something for me).
You're talking to the one person who the Sega Nomad was purpose-built for
Dorm games were mostly Smash Bros. and Rock Band for me...Hitz, though, defined high school gaming with friends as well as Halo did. I miss those games.
seriously, just give us another batshit arcade car shooter please. No need to try to make anything serious or gritty or realistic. Just make it fun. It would be the perfect "I have 20 minutes to kill" game for me but also be a great "just one more round" timesinkTwisted Metal 2 was the definitive good times with childhood friends game for me.
Ah, I can practically hear the 11 year-olds discovering Rage Against the Machine through the gif. I loved those first 2 and Black so much.
Such dumb, stupid fun. I still can't believe Black turned out as well as it did. That should have been the most try-hard cringe imaginable, yet it worked. Unfortunately pretty much the entire game industry went in a try-hard cringe stage in the decade following Black...it may have just been it being so early to the doom & gloom party that it felt fresh compared to games that followed in its wake. Sorta like how a dark take on Batman was once novel and interesting until everything needed the dark and gritty package.
I like stupid, fun shooters and I like stupid, fun car games...combining the two is great. Realism thoroughly unwelcome on either side for me. Gimme your best cocktail involving Doom and Daytona USA, developers.
Quake was a good one too, but Unreal Tournament was my go-to arcade shooter. Sadly none of my friends had it. Counterstrike was the main shooter we played back in the day. It's fun, but it doesn't have that RatM vibe to it
