Video Game General 2: Definitive/Remastered Edition

@Background Pony #10CF
 
Shit depends how much you need fam

@Background Pony #10CF  
Dragons.

@Meanlucario
 
What dragons?

I’m looking at the walkthrough, and it turns out I missed a boss fight.

Am I supposed to beat Pontiff before I fight Yhorm?

@Background Pony #10CF  
I usually do.

@Don’t  
Doubt that, considering the damage Gandorf and other baddies do that Link takes care of.

Should I worry about how long it takes me to beat DS3?

@Background Pony #10CF  
Most likely not.

@Meanlucario
 
Why not?

@Background Pony #10CF  
Because everyone plays at their own pace.

@Meanlucario
 
You didn’t answer my question from last night. What dragons?

I’m playing DS3.
 
Maybe it’s better that the Dark Souls series ended on a high note instead of being milked to death.

@Background Pony #10CF  
It’s after the Dancer where you learn a gesture and join the dragon men, waiting.

Had me in the first half, not gonna lie.
 
A short video essay / documentary on an unreleased Nintendo 64 game.
 
This is an amazing entry for the genre whose most well known entries have been Sonic.exe, NES Godzilla, Ben Drowned and most recently PETSCOP (arguably the one with the highest production value)
 
What set this apart from the ones above is:The streamlined storytelling. It’s much shorter than NES godzilla, less involved than Ben Drowned, far less cryptic than Petscop, and much more accessible for the casual viewer due to its format and style. I would probably compare this to MARIO.exe, except much BETTER.
 
In fact. I would probably put Catastrophe Crow as an entry point to the underrated (but also very underpopulated) genre of Haunted / Lost / Unreleased Games. By that I don’t mean actual video games whose main feature is breaking the 4th Wall like Stanley’s Parable or ImScared or DokiDoki.
 
I love it. I love stupid internet mysteries and I respect these artists so much.

I did it.
 
I finally beat Crash Bandicoot Warped. At 108%.
 
Hallelujah. Halle-####ing-lujah.

It’s funny some of the classic Taito games that the AVGN recently reviewed are getting rereleased via Hamster’s “Arcade Archives” line of games recently coincidentally. Just this week they released “The Fairyland Story.”
 
Wish Hamster would get the rights for Popeye, so we can finally have the Nintendo arcade game on Switch. The arcade version looks better then the NES version.

I BEAT YHORM!

@Background Pony #10CF  
With or without your bro?

@Meanlucario
 
Without.

@Background Pony #10CF  
So you didn’t do Onion Bro’s questline?

@Meanlucario
 
No?

@Background Pony #10CF  
Oh well. If you decide to play the game again, you can look it up because it’s a bit hidden.