Arcade Otaku - アーケード オタク

Nemo the Dreammaster on NES.
Good use of the colour palette and it's scrolling, so better than Rockman?

Now I’ve completed Red Dead Redemption 2, I’ve started playing the original Red Dead Redemption on XBOX One X. It’s got the benefit of being 4K enhanced

To be honest I'm surprised about some games that were mentioned here. I expected games with more substance to be played by people who care about arcade, but I guess that's just my close minded way of assuming things

recently discovered Spelunky ... outstanding

Been playing Earth Defence Force 2025 online with my mt8s, and since I have the PS3 set up on my desk, a little bit of Tobal No 1 as well.

Resident Evil 2:

Holy f**k , this is some remake. playing this with headphones really adds to the atmosphere.

If I didn't have to go to the trouble of "loading" the game onto the system and **** about with deleting **** from the xbone I'd be all over it

yep, total ball ache of a system tbh.

Arcade: RIval Schools
Console: Final Fantasy 3/6 on SNES

guacamelee, late to the party, but it’s ace

Gonna be downloading Wargroove very soon. Goodbye sleep.

Edit: so far so good.

Shadowrun Returns. Got it for free at a Steam sale or Humble Bundle thing, but can't remember when. Tried it out this weekend, and immediately got sucked into it. Pretty wiz. Pretty sure I will be buying the other games in the series soon!

Just finished A & B scenario in RE2 remake. Will definitely return to this one day, great remake and a lot of fun just playing - I think they really nailed the gameplay in this one.

Finished Shadowrun Returns last night. Time to start Shadowrun: Dragonfall tonight.

I'm currently playing .......just 1 more game of tetris 99

Xanadu Next. I bought the big box version from Hong Kong in 2007 for a whopping 29 HKD, but the game was in Chinese and it had StarForce injected to the game installation.

Now, 12 years later, I'm enjoying the game in English. Highly recommended to fans of Japanese ARPGs / top down Zelda games.

Dirt Rally 2.0. It's brilliant, but even harder than the first. Brutal.

LEGENOARYNINLIA wrote: ↑March 24th, 2019, 9:43 am Xanadu Next. I bought the big box version from Hong Kong in 2007 for a whopping 29 HKD, but the game was in Chinese and it had StarForce injected to the game installation.

Now, 12 years later, I'm enjoying the game in English. Highly recommended to fans of Japanese ARPGs / top down Zelda games.

Ohh nice, thank you for pointing this out.

Broken Age. Been chipping away at this for a few weeks. It's a superb graphic adventure. Thoroughly modern graphically, but really evokes the feeling of playing the old Lucas Arts games - the music fits nicely and it's exceptionally well written with a ton of humour.

Damn hard too. I like how failing a few times on certain puzzles it'll nudge you to confirm you're on the right track rather than leaving you clueless.

Recommended.

LEGENOARYNINLIA wrote: ↑March 24th, 2019, 9:43 am Xanadu Next. I bought the big box version from Hong Kong in 2007 for a whopping 29 HKD, but the game was in Chinese and it had StarForce injected to the game installation.

Now, 12 years later, I'm enjoying the game in English. Highly recommended to fans of Japanese ARPGs / top down Zelda games.

This.

I'm 16hrs in so far and it's fantastic Really enjoying it. It really is like a more kombat focused Zelda. It a shame it's not on Switch, it would suit it really well.

I had a little trouble in a places but fortunately my good boi friend Toni is helping me along with his hints and his tip

After finishing Sekiro with mixed feelings, i went back to dark souls 3 for a second round. i was surprised how much "easier" it is than i remember.

Anyway, it is a joy to play, especially after all the DS3 Lore vids i watched in bed and bathtub

Hopefully there will be a pc port of Bloodborne sometime in the future