The newest H*R.

It's that time of year.

Got my first 4P Yakuman in Ranked.

Found this old meme I made.

My brain all day.

Posted by Galeforce

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...is there even a Co-op for DK64? Because that game sounds like prime fun to co-op on, lol.

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Just asked someone who I know knows and it's a 'no'. Even for ROM hacks.

Howsabout a Philly?

Captcha is cancer.

Axelay is such a good game.

Metaquarius is still working on this.

Got this I've brought in for potluck today. Cheese dip with:

2lb. Velveeta
1lb. 80/20 Ground Beef
1lb. Jimmy Dean's Sausage
2 cans Rotel

Well, I got a chance to look at the 11-6-24 build but it's got a bit of a bug going into 3-1 of Line Clear. I'll update accordingly once I think it's ready for primetime but I've at least contacted the dev involved to see what can be done with the proper information leading up to the crash.

Still very much an active dev project though, which is nice.

EDIT:



GOTTEEEMM

11-9 build out that fixes the problems.

Posted by Red Soul

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...I'm interested to know how aggressive the gacha elements are, if there are any.

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Both have them. Neither are too aggressive. If I had to choose which feels better in a lot of respects, I would probably err to the side of RC for how much they seem to give you overall and what seems to be better worth your time if the investment is something you actually want to do, depending on if you're a paid or FTP player.

Either are down-to-earth, I think, but RC seems better overall I think. Though, in general, I think MS might be better for newer players for the sake of how much it tends to put the game into English versus what RC does. Even still, there really isn't a client between both of them where it does a lot of hand-holding: You will lose, you will get your ass kicked and you will look at things incorrectly for months at a time or longer trying to figure things out and neither really go too terribly in-depth on explaining themselves, due to the nature of the game.

Enjoy ridiculous damage.

Invariably, Bomberman always tends to come up in conversation and people wanting to play it where it isn't just necessarily two people going at it with an old version of Super Bomberman or something similar over emulation.

What if I told you that there's modern day versions you could play over PC with controller input and has support for online play up to a bunch of people in any given room? Both private and public.

Look no further.

It would be great if I could get people in on that again.

L U D I C R O U S
S P E E D

Posted by Red Soul

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...I suppose in either case, a level of basic knowledge is expected from the player, which is not out of the ordinary when it comes to Riichi, I feel.

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If I'm being real honest, it feels like about a half-step or so above chess in terms of being able to teach someone how to play. It's easy enough to tell someone 'make triplets and a pair to win' but their eyes cross when they see what they're dealt and how to make that work with the strategy over each turn and how not to screw yourself when discarding a tile.

Posted by Zoinkity

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As the proud dumper of two arcade mahjong titles, commendations on your good taste ;*)

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Hell yea, I'd be down. Problem would be getting enough peeps to do it. I mean, sure, we can do it 2P but this is one of those that 4+ is pretty much a recommendation because of the sheer level of chaos it brings.

I may just then soon.

Multiplayer Arknights.