Video Game General 2: Definitive/Remastered Edition

@Silent_Witness  
Terminal Red was who I was thinking off. I just search for Daggerfall and found him.

On a unrelated note, there’s a new DbD killer teased.

@Meanlucario
 
Looks like a werewolf.
 
Guess we’re not getting a licensed killer this time.

@Dustcan  
Plot twist, it’s a Bloodborne werewolf.

I hate that Morrowind lacks questmarkers. It took me way too long to find my stronghold.

@Meanlucario  
It’s American Werewolf in Longdon Werewolf, and when you get killed, the players taunt the Killer.

Arcade Archives/Hamster released Circus Charlie, Kangaroo, Burger Time, AND Sunset Riders?
 
Boy, they’re actually releasing some solid retro arcade games.

Now that I’ve beaten it, I can say that I think I like Paper Mario The Origami King more than Super Paper Mario.
 
Sure SPM has the better story, better writing, better characters, but I have more gameplay annoyances with that game than I did with Origami King. It was just a joy from start to finish.

@rdibp  
Super Paper Mario had the best story out of all the Paper Mario games.

After diving into Punch-Out again, I’m very quickly being reminded why I stopped playing it in the first place.

@Silent_Witness  
There’s kinda a learning curve to some opponents, but figuring out ways to beat them, or their weaknesses is actually part of the fun of the Punch-Out series. So keep trying.
 
Only one I ever beaten though was the SNES one.
 
@igotnopicks  
Kinda prefer TYD’s story personally.
 
I thought SPM’s more platformer style mixed with RPG elements gameplay wasn’t bad though, it was the closest thing we have to a “Metroidvania” Mario game. Admittedly, perhaps it’s difficulty is too easy though, aside from a few moments/bosses.

@Beau Skunky  
I kind of wish more games could be released, like the TMNT acrade games of course but also the NES ones, or Bucky O’Hare and Metamorphic force.
 
There’s such a bevy of good games that’ll probably be lost to the eather of time.

@Beau Skunky  
It really isn’t a surprise to me. I’ve always been bad at timing, so I’m terrible at games where reading enemy cues and reacting appropriately is a major part of gameplay.

@Cyborg_pony  
Agreed, but sadly licensing costs, (especially for a “dead franchise” like Bucky) might be too high to sell on the Eshop, and/or other online digital stores.
 
Arcade1UP did release TMNT & Turtles in Time on an arcade unit, but it’s expensive. Luckily, I hear they are making cheaper alternatives, like TV plug-in devices, and mini Colecovision-style handhelds.  
I do agree the other NES TMNT games, and such deserve rereleases too. Even James Rolf admitted recently, despite his AVGN character’s review, he actually likes TMNT for NES.  
Truthfully, I do too. (Even have the Wii version.)

@Beau Skunky  
The TMNT one is not more expensive then the other Mini-Arcades. Most seem to go around $640.
 
What’ll definitely make them is if Games could be replaced and install other classics which has probably already happened.
 
It’d love a 1943 and sequels Cabinet. :3

@Beau Skunky  
TTYD is the better game.
 
While Super has the better story.

 
 
TOO LATE!

@Meanlucario  
I’m still here and Skyrim, while not a bad game, is still a worse RPG experience then Daggerfall, Morrowind or Oblivion you skooma sucking son of a Hagwitch.
 
Lots of IRL stuff is keeping me busy. If things go my way I’ll be in the police academy by Christmas.

I started up Skyrim again and managed to make it past Helgen before getting bored on the way to Bleak Falls Borrow. This game has lost all magic.

@OldMangyMutt  
It’s almost 10 years old. The honeymoon is long over. Of course you can’t get into it like you use too, especially if you’ve already finished it a few times over the years.
 
I tried to play Dragon age origins but got bored halfway through ostagar. Its a great game and I wanted to feel the way I did when I first played it but it didn’t happen.
 
Try some new stuff or find some old stuff you never played.

@Terminal Red  
Honestly, I think that Skyrim has more RPG elements than Oblivion. At least in Skyrim you can choose to destroy the Dark Brotherhood instead of joining them.
 
And good luck with that.

@NitroFury  
Poor Coco.
 
@igotnopicks  
I still prefer TYD’s story, but SPM had cool characters, and more unique area/character/boss designs. Though, honestly I wasn’t too big on that kinda corny romantic plot-twist, and kinda figured out what was going to happen with the “villain.“
 
@Cyborg_pony  
Really? Arcade1UP TMNT cabinets usually retail for $400. (Still kinda pricey though, but admittedly much cheaper then the buying an original huge old used cabinet) Sometimes they go down during the Black Friday week. I once saw a “Final Fight” Arcade1up cabinet (that has 1943 included, I believe) for only $100. once.
 
I think some gamers are already putting new divices, and such in their Arcade1UP cabinets, (to have more games in them) or even making customized cabinet art to put on them, and such.

@Beau Skunky  
I think Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door is a better game. The Thousand Year Door’s story is very basic Mario story. Peach has been kidnapped and it’s up to you to save her on an island with people dressed in weird costumes.
 
Just overall a better game. Super is a better story even with the corny romantic stuff and the predictiblity of the ‘villain’.