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If you weren't feeling unist don't even bother with melty, melty is pretty much unist but more degenerate and with alot more jank

@Pictured Mind while on the surface it follows the same "under dressed female fights tons of enemies musou style" formula like Senran Kagura, It actually plays more like a poor mans Bayonetta with Zombies instead of Angels, still alot of fun though

lol I just posted about this but yeah, it is about time, after Z2 Chaos i've been waiting on this one and come October it's finally coming out, woot woot!

I though D3 just forgot about this one or just shunted it down the list of priorities but it looks like that wasn't the case

guess no SM64 speedruns on the switch then lol

I remember that being one of the selling points of the OG xbox, so I made sure to transfer alot of music to it when I got mine, but the only game I owned that allowed for custom BGM was Fusion Frenzy!

jk turns out the remaster is based on the japanese version of SM64, which includes changes like Mario saying "Buh Bye" instead of "So Long King Bowser" (which is what he's actually saying for any who doesn't know) and a bunch of other small details

SC online is funtimes, shame I suuuuuuuuuuuuck at it and I have more fun making a million custom characters that i'll never use (yeah im that guy)

ngl, THPS1+2 is actually alot harder than I remember, mainly cause THPS actually requires some finger dexterity and level memorization to do well in, 2 things pretty much bred out of modern gaming, and if I, someone who played THPS 2,3 and underground till my fingers fell off, is finding it...

u mean that old horror movie?

Fuck man I actually got excited for a second, booooooooooooooo

DOAXBV with more arcade-y gameplay akin to Outlaw Volleyball and characters have moves inspired by their fighting game counter part (like Kasumi being able to teleport around the court, Tina having strong unblockable strikes, etc etc) that's a Volleyball videogame I would play, but as is it...

f'real, I have half a mind to buy several physical copies and sell them for inflated prices when Nintendo stops making 'em