>>8189
SC2 story just gets dumb & dumber ...

It's raining in my eyes..

My favourite video game is about to be made!

>>6362
Ready for Bayonetta 2?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sY7O13bLagE

Nichijou: My Electronic Arts Life

http://youtu.be/mEVwVUGoOJw

>>8214
What would TC raise funds for?

>>8216
Virtual reality development?

Could this be the actual meaning and value of Majora's Mask?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7S1SVkysIRw

It'd be great.

>>7974
God I hate Jim Sterling, but then again I hate a lot of people.

>The game that was meant to be. As the 2001 trailer showed us.

http://www.moddb.com/mods/duke-nukem-forever

http://msdn.duke4.net/index.php
http://www.eduke32.com/

Duke Nukem game by Interceptor Entertainment to be revealed in 25 days

The king makes his next generation debut in Duke Nukem: Mass Destruction, a top-down action role-playing game for PC and PlayStation. Duke Nukem kicks ass across planets in an Unreal Engine-powered galactic adventure to save the President from an apocalyptic alien threat. All new enemies, a never-before-seen arsenal of devastating weaponry and series-first mechanics, including experience points and tech trees, will let Duke rip ‘em a new one in a way he never has before

http://www.alloutofgum.com/

http://www.allgamesbeta.com/2014/02/next-duke-nukem-game-by-interceptor.html

I dislike third person shooters and sandbox games - tried a couple and could never find the desire to finish them (except one, which was terrible). I've had more fun with FPSs even though I've only played a few - but I much preferred the gameplay.

I'm also not a fan of TBSs/TBTs, but I played Gemfire recently and enjoyed it so I might give the genre another chance.

>>10367
I don't really like racing games in general. I attempted to play Diddy Kong Racing again (because I never finished it as a kid) and after a couple of races it was just a drag. I honestly think it's the circuits - I find races from point A to B generally more enjoyable.

I despise 'sandbox' games. Mostly because of their insultingly short and trivial main plot and the large number of completely inconsequential “quantity instead of quality” sidequests.

I can stop and enjoy violent, pointless shit but open game worlds tend to feel like static hubs where you spend hours running to map markers while you're lent half-assed storylines and shitty quests.

It all feels so under-designed and lacks any structure. It couldn't be more boring to me.

Pic related is a prime example of this

EA games

MMORPGS because they are too social, and other than boring grinding there's not much to them other than the social aspect. I play games to get away from people, not to talk to them.
I used to play an MMOFPS (Dust 517), which was pretty fun, but I felt awkward when talking to other players via headset, so I just quietly killed others on my own.

3D platformers like Mario64 and Croc. The only such game I ever liked was Crash Bandicoot, if that even counts.

timezone is EDT

I'd love to try the beta of CS but I don't have a computer until the 20th.

>>8319
dood the link is dead and where can i find the community and you ?

>>8050
Keep us posted.

http://yaraon.blog109.fc2.com/blog-entry-14796.html

I can't read moon, but I guess it's getting a light novel or something.

>>8065

I think you're right. Looks like it's "official" (as in, written by Kikiyama), so unfortunately that probably means a lot of interesting fan theories instantly shot down and buried. At the same time, it'll be neat to finally see the author's own take on some of the details like Mado's age, is she really a hiki or just trapped in her room for some other reason, etc.

nasu minigame..for phones.

http://yumenikki.net/app

check out the leaderboard !

http://app00.surpara.biz/nasu/leaderboards_nasu_rank.php

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Looks bad.

>>10385
how has the experience been so far?

>>10416

>If you look at most of the games that have been released on 3DS since 2011, most of them are continuations of previously exclusive titles. SMT, Etrian Odyssey, Ace Attorney, Rune Factory, Animal Crossing, Pokemon, Legend of Zelda, Mario, etc. None of these games ever had the chance of appearing on a non Nintendo platform, so why should we say the Vita didn't get any "worthwhile" games when the most popular titles have been Nintendo exclusive since before the console came out?

Obviously Nintendo first party titles (Mario, Zelda, Animal Crossing, Pokemon) are out of question but everything else isn't. But even though 'none of these games ever had the chance of appearing on a non Nintendo platform' a number of entries in some of the franchises you mentioned appeared on Sony systems (SMT, Rune Factory). It was impossible to touch Mario (duh) but everything else was mostly Sony not trying hard enough. They also let Nintendo steal PSP's flagship franchise (Monhan).

>The rumor was that Capcom signed a 3 title exclusivity contract.

And why didin't they sign that contract with Sony? It's not like Capcom hates them. It's Sony's fault, they made a massive mistake there.

>In case we already forgot this convenient fact, the 3DS came out a year before the Vita. This means more time to develop a userbase as well as guaranteed time with zero competition.

3DS's first year was terrible. Nintendo had to cut the price by 30% and ended up selling units below production cost to salvage the system. Vita's sales were even worse and Sony did nothing to improve them.
Wii U came out a year before Xbox One and PS4. Having a year in hand is meaningless if you don't support your own console.

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Wont be much longer now till Capcom goes the way of THQ.

>>10421

Most of those handheld series had no chance of appearing on Vita. Especially not SMT IV, which made blatant references to Strange Journey. Even moreso when you consider the DeSu spinoffs, port of Soul Hackers, and the enhanced ports of DeSu 1 and 2. They could have fought for Soul Hackers since it was also on the PS1, but I doubt Atlus would put one SMT game on Vita while releasing 4 more on 3DS. It's the same reason you see the same genres on each handheld. Vita has lots of VN, jrpg, rhythm, monster hunting, and dungeon crawling. And of course, after the success of Ragnarok, Toukiden, Soul Sacrifice, and God Eater, now we see Capcom supporting the platform. You can't really blame them for losing MH because Capcom signed that contract many years ago. I don't know what they were thinking initially by putting Tri on the Wii, but Nintendo must have made them a better offer. Nintendo definitely did more for Capcom overseas. I don't care what Sony did or didn't do involving the localization of P3rd, but they should have done better and released the game overseas. I doubt Capcom was happy with them. Capcom made their contract worth their while, expanded their fanbase, and now they're playing with every platform.

3DS did have a horrific launch year but they still sold 17 million 3DSes by the time the Vita was released in the US and Europe. There's just no coming back from that. Sony had an opportunity when Nintendo cut the price to $170 and they didn't take advantage of it. Sony should have undercut Nintendo and sold the Vita for $150 bundled with 8gb memory. There's no way Nintendo could afford to go lower. It didn't really matter what games Sony got for the Vita. Even if they had MH4 at launch, the console cost anywhere from $100 to $180 more than the 3DS. That's a huge deal. The Vita launch was the worst aspects of the PS3 launch all over again. Obscure games on an expensive platform is an awful strategy. No matter how good Gravity Rush is, people aren't going to spend $300+ for a game they know nothing about. Nintendo has the right idea releasing series that people are familiar with.

I think popularity is irrelevan

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I've been hooked on this game for almost a year. I bought it about a month before it went f2p. Go figure

A dead thread for a dead game. How ironic.

>>10434
It's still the third most-played game on Steam right now under Dota 2 and CS:GO.

Do you play? I haven't posted in this thread before, but I'm still more addicted to tf2 than any other game. I'm just on a short break from playing right now while I wait for a new mouse to ship to me.

O-oh, and what you p-pointed out isn't irony -- it's coincidental.

>>10435
>O-oh, and what you p-pointed out isn't irony -- it's coincidental.

Is it really necessary to do that shit?

A step by step guide to play:

• Learning the Game

- Rulebook and FAQ: http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/edge_minisite_sec.asp?eidm=207&esem=4
- Official FFG tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAslVfZ9p-Y
- Alternative, fan-made tutorial, rather long and in-depth: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3w0B7txipk

• Setting up for OCTGN (Windows only!)

- Download OCTGN: http://octgn.net/Home/GetOctgn
- Install, run, and register an account on OCTGN. Then log in.

- If you'd like to see the images on cards (they are cut out to avoid copyright infringement) you can download the complete image pack here: http://www.mediafire.com/download/j5q9mcgc6kcr311/ANR_CompletePack121413.o8c
- To install it...

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