it kind of forever changed the way that I looked at gaming that day.

yeah, it would be years before I would find out that the numbering was changed for the sake of the western audience. One of my more dedicated friends got his hands on the Japanese copies of the games and

I remember all those old "86" conversations back in the day. I ended up working in a computer lab at my university and they would just let me have all the old machines. I had a lot of fun seeing

ah good. yes. I loved that game. A story with no words and no words needed

it's a tough game for sure and I didn't finish it. I do appreciate what it is though and like that they did something a bit different. I believe it is considered one of the best Switch titles overall though.

I would sit on them if I were you. With physical media getting totally eliminated you could have one or two of them skyrocket in value. I guess it kind of depends on whether or not you actually need the

I've read a bit about this and want to get involved. I will investigate a bit further today so I can support the scene!

It all worked out in then end but my lack of patience and selfishness kind of ruined my only real present that year. My family is not rich and definitely wasn't back then so a Genesis was probably around

yes. we laugh about it now and she also tells me that she knew about a lot of the stuff I thought she didn't know about when I was a kid. I had a good upbringing and we have fun revealing things to one

A good and welcome franchise for sure with the first one being the better of the two IMO. I enjoy the zero spoken story and the need to just kind of make up in your own mind what is actually going on here

this was always going to happen. I still prefer physical copies but how many of those are actually playable right out of the box? You still have to make a massive download before you can play a lot of

there are a lot of people that absolutely rave about this game but I guess I didn't give it a fair shout. I got frustrated very early on with balance and falling over and well, a lot of things and then

Ok, i'll give it a shot next

Made me think of one of the first places you encounter in Fallout 4

I loved this game when it first came out but you are correct, there was no real gameplay here. Every now and then some arcade wizard would already know exactly what all the moves were and it was impressive

I recently got this game as part of PS-Plus. Strangely I know nothing about it. I hope it doesn't suck.

I guess I'm at a position where due to time constraints that I don't like dying at all haha. If they are attempting to turn you back to where you are supposed to go they should be a bit more clear about

lol. I was playing it on the easy difficulty. I think I am starting to figure out that now that I am older, I kind of tend to prefer my stories to be more linear. Open-world games aren't really open world.

Perfect timing to infuriate non-Americans during the world cup.

I think there was never a sequel because Nintendo and others got the necessary license to have actual wrestlers in the game and even though a lot of those games were pure trash, people are obviously going