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ah yes, the RRAAAARRL stadium, a classic
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Nast reacted to a status update:
I did it. My very first completed animation with music and sound effects.
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Blue Blood reacted to a reply to a status update:
Ooof that Nintendo leak. Yeah this could be one of the biggest leaks ever. In this ca
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Nast reacted to a status update:
I miss the cast of the Sonic series so, so much. They're a really fun and enjoyable b
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Perkilator reacted to a reply to a status update:
If the ARMS fighter ends up not being another Bowser Jr. type character, we can all g
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Supah Berry reacted to a reply to a status update:
If the ARMS fighter ends up not being another Bowser Jr. type character, we can all g
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Nast reacted to a reply to a status update:
Too black too strong Too black too strong too black too strong too strong too strong
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“Why does Ken Penders write all of our dialogue like this, Sonic the Hedgehog?” “Now
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Is it just me, or do a lot of the Smash Ultimate Final Smashes seem a lot more...same
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Supah Berry reacted to a reply to a status update:
Is it just me, or do a lot of the Smash Ultimate Final Smashes seem a lot more...same
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Nast reacted to a status update:
Fun fact: if you type certain English Pokemon names into Google Translate and transla
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what does the term "moment-to-moment gameplay" mean? i've been seeing it pop up a lot and i don't understand it
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it's like, the common fundamentals of the game. the stuff that you spend most of the game doing, as opposed to flashy setpieces or gimmicks or how the game's parts work together on a larger scale. mario jumping around, breaking bricks and stomping goombas and the like is the usual moment-to-moment gameplay of a mario game. mario in a boss fight is something different; it's a relatively rare event usually with unique obstacles, different usage of mario's abilities, and a different goal. just looking at a mario boss fight doesn't give a good impression of what the game is most fundamentally about, but watching an ordinary run of SMB 1-1 probably does.
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@Diogenesthank you, this is a great explanation. i think i understand the gist now.
so like in zelda, you would say the moment-to-moment gameplay is the swordplay, using tools for combat and puzzles, and exploration - as opposed to, say, fishing or shopping or talking to NPCs. does that make sense?
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mayday2592 reacted to a reply to a status update:
Anyone know when Shovel Knight King of Cards is supposed to launch?
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Kazhnuz reacted to a status update:
has this been posted here? apparently a bunch of sonic cafe games were archived https
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Would that even work? Mostly cause of the lack of a second screen on the switch
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Milo reacted to a status update:
social anxiety is spending 30 minutes writing a silly joke post then another 5 hesita
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Supah Berry reacted to a status update:
social anxiety is spending 30 minutes writing a silly joke post then another 5 hesita
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social anxiety is spending 30 minutes writing a silly joke post then another 5 hesitating to submit it before ultimately deciding not to
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this is kinda fascinating
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I’m surprised they didn’t straight-up go back and redesign the Gen I Poke’s with those designs.
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Supah Berry reacted to this
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Yeah. It's interesting alright. Pokémon are much more designed for specific purposes these days, which is what you would expect for a franchise that's over 25 years old and as popular worldwide as it's ever been. I generally dislike the rounder, software approach that the series has been adopting since Gen 4/5, but I never noticed it so in the Pokémon designs much as it's pointed out here.
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if you want to watch a madman do a giant marathon let's play of every single sonic game, check out raocow's All the Sonics project starting tomorrow (project thesis below)
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i was 2 hits away from killing the death egg robo in sonic 2, thus completing my no-damage run. then the game glitched and i died. 10/10 programming
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Perkilator reacted to this
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i really thought the m&s franchise was dead, but okay i guess. also seems like everybody's wearing sports outfits this time, that's a nice touch.
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holy shit this level instantly blew me away, it's beautiful
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@Nast I see. This pretty much explain why I first thought this was a ROM hack/fan game than properly a game.
Of course I know Before and After the sequel, it's curious because it's creator is from the same country as mine, Brazil.
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i'm finally playing spark the electric jester. i've got issues with the level design, the same ones i've had with sonic bts and ats, but the gameplay mechanics are neat and there have been some really cool moments.
there's a lot of powerups but you find almost all of them in the very first stages so the game kinda blows its load too quickly. might have been better to spread them thinner throughout the game.
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Legendary Emerald reacted to this
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I have a lot of feelings about Spark. It's a good game with the potential to be a great game, but Fepard would rather switch gears and work on 3D game development instead of refining his craft. I enjoy the moment to moment gameplay of Spark more than Freedom Planet, but the difference in polish and boss design is night and day.
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Visiting Tokyo with Arin (Game Grumps) & Jirard The Completionist!
Nast replied to Patron's topic in Green Grove Zone
@Tornado Isn't Jirard a fan of Sonic? As well as Jim Sterling since you brought him up. Arin seems like the only one out of place here, and I'm just as baffled as to why Aaron insists on associating him so much with the Sonic brand.
