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Everything posted by Sean
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Sega is temporarily giving away a Golden Axe sequel prototype on the 18th
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1368460/Golden_Axed_A_Cancelled_Prototype/
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Any PS3 games (including PS1/2 Classics) worth checking out?
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Puppeteer is a criminally underappreciated 2d platformer, Modnation Racers is a good kart racing game, PS All Stars is a decent Sony Smash clone, The first 2 Little Big Planet games paved the way for Mario Maker(Miyamoto himself said he was a fan of them back in the day), Ratchet and Clank is great of course. You also can play on it the definitive version of Ico..
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Oh yeah Haunting Ground aka Demento is on JP PSN too. Its one of my favorite games but you might need to either know Japanese or the game before hand to figure out what the menus and items do. I don't think its too bad that you can play with the language barrier since everything is spoken in English anyways but yeah.
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I happened to watch a video about "Ape Escape," it's a game I've wanted to try but never had the chance. I've only heard good things if your looking to try it.
I also really got into a game called "Choro Q" on PS2. It was like a strange adventure game in which you play as a sentient car and win races while traveling an overworld. It felt like a fairly niche game and while I loved it 15 years ago, it might not be for everyone.
Oh, if you like platforming and customising, you could look into "Graffiti Kingdom." You can create your own character and people make some creative stuff if you check out the game on YouTube.
I don't know how available my last two suggestions will be.
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@Sean To be fair the not purchasing thing is only for web and mobile. ps3 content will still be purchasable on the console itself:
"The biggest change is that PS3, PSP, and PS Vita games will no longer be able to be purchased from mobile or web storefronts. They will only be available through the store apps on the PS3 or PS Vita. Notably, the PSP store on the device was discontinued back in 2016, meaning PSP players will only be able to digitally purchase games through a PS3 or PS Vita."
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Will vouch for the LBP games (1 & 2), absolutely fantastic games, and ModNation Racers being criminally underrated. (There's also LBP Karting, which is effectively MNR but with an LBP flavor.)
And if you like PS1 platformers, the original Crash and Spyro trilogies are up there, as well as the original Crash Team Racing.
thatgamecompany's stuff is pretty nice too, although I'm only familiar with flower. Heard incredible things about Journey (which was pegged by many as a GOTY when it came out), as well as good things about flow.
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Generally I prioritize games I can't find for under 50 dollars or Japanese imports. Like yeah I could buy a physical copy of Persona 2 but the prices on Pricecharting make me not want to lol
Earlier, I picked up Speed Power Gunbike and Rakugaki Showtime on Japanese PSN. The latter is pretty fun, it's basically Smash Bros. if everyone was Ness. Also it has Marina Liteyears which I didn't know about until I fought her!!
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I hope Sega modified the Sonic 2 ROM on Steam so that it forces intrusive ads and broken controls onto the player even for people who have previously paid for it, for the true free Sonic giveaway experience.
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Can they make sure that it crashes a lot too? I feel like that's a key part to the Sonic 2 experience
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Supah Berry reacted to this
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This Blaze mod for Sonic Mania is really good. Every game needs a Blaze mod
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The puyo boss in Mania always makes me feel hella dumb
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It's pretty weird how people have been acting like SMRPG was never an important game for the last few years
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SMRPG was designed to be an entry point for the JRPG genre in the west because Squaresoft's RPGs had only been selling well in Japan up to that point, and it was a major unprecedented collaboration between two of the most popular video game developers featuring the most popular video game mascot at the time. The historical context surrounding it is significant and it sold about as well as one could hope for since it was near the end of the SNES's lifespan.
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