Anonymous 02/11/25 (Tue) 02:05:47 No. 137753
I gamed in MapTools, it counts as a video game because I am playing it on a video screen.
Anonymous 02/13/25 (Thu) 00:30:53 No. 137791
>>137647 I know it sold pretty well.
Anonymous 02/14/25 (Fri) 01:27:59 No. 137802
beat pokemon tcg gameboy game
Anonymous 02/14/25 (Fri) 05:16:10 No. 137809
>>137805 You mean a board like /v/? Can't really have a specialized board for everything unless you have tens of thousands of users like 4chan.
Anonymous 02/15/25 (Sat) 05:10:07 No. 137835
I think video games, speaking of the topic in the broadest terms, belong more on /maho/ /jp/
Anonymous 02/15/25 (Sat) 18:03:45 No. 137836 >>137837 >>137843
you guys completely miss the point of /qa/
Anonymous 02/15/25 (Sat) 18:10:09 No. 137837
I played a bit of BotW this morning. Not quite as fun for a second playthrough. I guess a mostly empty open world doesn't exactly lend itself to replayability unless you really like the combat or something.
>>137836 this is the inevitable result of the /qa/-/jp/ split.
Anonymous 02/15/25 (Sat) 20:18:31 No. 137843 >>137844
>>137836 >you guys completely miss the point of /qa/ Meta?
Anonymous 02/16/25 (Sun) 01:39:04 No. 137858
>>137844 Woah, talk about a blast from the past!
Glad to see someone saved that.
Anonymous 02/17/25 (Mon) 22:26:54 No. 137945
my strategies for Pokemon TCG Generation 1
Anonymous 02/19/25 (Wed) 19:58:56 No. 137992 >>138076 >>138077
Trying to decide if I should play Devil May Cry 3 or Resident Evil 4. Which one would /qa/ pick?
Anonymous 02/21/25 (Fri) 22:50:48 No. 138076
>>137992 Maybe the CURAZY one? I don't really play either series, though.
Anonymous 02/21/25 (Fri) 22:53:02 No. 138077
>>137992 That's kinda a hard one... Probably depends on what you're in the mood for. If you just want to casually game and finish then probably RE4. If you want to spend a bit more time actually learning the game and gitting gud to pull off sick combos while gaming then DMC 3.
Anonymous 02/21/25 (Fri) 23:01:37 No. 138079
beat pokemon crystal
Anonymous 02/21/25 (Fri) 23:02:19 No. 138080
did you catch em all
Anonymous 03/11/25 (Tue) 07:18:00 No. 138684 >>138687 >>138688
The latest Atelier game is coming out on the 20th. I like how the main character is a cake. It seems to have pivoted to action which makes me say "meh" as I liked the relaxed turn-based stuff. I guess it will play likes a Tales game?
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3123410/Atelier_Yumia_The_Alchemist_of_Memories__the_Envisioned_Land/ Seems alright, but $70 is a bit too rich for my blood.
Anonymous 03/11/25 (Tue) 12:54:24 No. 138688
>>138684 Yeah I like the designs but I'm very pessimistic about the gameplay. I already didn't like Ryza's and this is going in even more of an action direction. I miss my comfy Arland and Dusk games.
Anonymous 03/11/25 (Tue) 20:40:50 No. 138692
>>138687 21? I could have sworn she was older. Well, she looks older at least.
Anonymous 03/12/25 (Wed) 02:14:53 No. 138696 >>138699
>>129768 I'm a couple of years late but armored core 6 has been amazing
Anonymous 03/12/25 (Wed) 03:36:51 No. 138699
>>138696 Glad to hear you're enjoying it! I know it gets a bad rap from
some people, but I have to say after having played all the armored cores before it, the ease of controls wasn't at all to its detriment. It managed to make itself quite fun to fly around participate in high paced battles while still keeping some sense of grounding to the mechs.
Anonymous 03/17/25 (Mon) 03:44:37 No. 140935
>>140934 >Shining Resonance >Looks cool but the gameplay seems slow. It is kind of slow, but the girls are nice. The combat isn't amazing, but the skill system was kind of cool. There's a dating system, too. Play it for the girls.
>Conception II Gameplay was hideously boring to me, but again cute girls and there's something like dating. Good for escapism. That one gif with the little chibi-like girl with the fan that detaches and spins away is from this. But man, the dungeons really dragged on and weren't engaging at all.
>Etrian Oddysey I like DRPGs but EO was too hardcore for me. The remakes and newer games are a lot less difficult with their story mode, but this one doesn't have that.
Anonymous 03/17/25 (Mon) 05:53:14 No. 140936
>>140934 >DJMAX I've tried some of these games in the past on PSP and found them incredibly hard, as someone who is decent at other rhythm games like Taiko and Project Diva and always plays them on the highest difficulty. Maybe the learning curve is just steeper. But this doesn't seem like a good choice for a beginner to the genre.
>Etrian Odyssey They're pretty good, would definitely recommend. I don't think these games are particularly hard, it's just that they offer you a huge amount of freedom in character building, and as a consequence it's possible to screw yourself over, so you need to be somewhat meticulous with skill point allocation and all that. You can read up on different classes and skills on wikis or GameFAQs, or if you ask here I can also give you some general pointers.
Anonymous 03/30/25 (Sun) 23:30:49 No. 141357
Playing Yes Woman's Land right now, and it's okay.
Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 04:31:53 No. 141364 >>141365
>>141356 So I was
mostly right about my predictions.
Only real difference I guess would be that maybe the scenario wasn't the same IRL since that false memory was implanted there by scientists to have a more driven replica. The process by which they detail this is pretty nice expository format where you're traversing your memoryscape. But I finally figured out what the Mago group was up to and it does sort of make sense why they did what they did. They were trying to overthrow the Royal government of the nation with personality cloned bots that are like yourself, but their scheme was leaked so they burned everything to hide the evidence so that they could maybe spare relatives and such. It kind of makes me wonder how bad Mago were, since while they are evil company A in a way, the Royalty doesn't seem much better. Mira is cute and great. I'm on probably the
real final chapter now and I've heard its pretty tough, so I'll see for myself just how hard it can be.
Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 05:36:20 No. 141394 >>141397 >>141415 >>141545
I've been quite bored recently and would like to play through some classic games that I haven't tried, with Final Fantasy being the first. However there are many games and I don't know where to start. I recieved some advice last year which suggested starting with 1, 5 or 10 - but 5 is apparently offputting due to being too lighthearted - and focusing on 6, 7 and 10 apart from that. 8 is also apparently quite good but very weird.
Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 07:15:44 No. 141397 >>141544
>>141394 Story-wise they're all isolated from each other, so that's not an issue. You should probably see if you can "tolerate" something like Final Fantasy 4 with its pixel graphics. If you can't, then move on to 7. If you can, but you find the story uninteresting, then try 6.
Never played the NES stuff apart from 1 very briefly.
Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 13:11:44 No. 141415 >>141544
>>141394 I started going through the FFs I hadn't played, starting with 1 and it was still fun. And if you get through those the later ones should only be better as you see how they progressed.
Anonymous 04/04/25 (Fri) 03:41:36 No. 141544
>>141397 >>141415 Thank you guys. I've started with 1 and yeah the pixel graphics are fine. It's more similar to Pokemon - I grew up with Yellow and Crystal - than I imagined. I'll try 6 afterwards. I recieved FF10 as a Christmas gift when I was quite young but thought I wouldn't be able to understand it because I hadn't played the previous 9 and didn't know that they were standalone.
Anonymous 04/04/25 (Fri) 03:49:09 No. 141545
>>141394 Ignore anyone telling you to skip 5, it's the best.
Anonymous 04/04/25 (Fri) 03:55:38 No. 141546
>>141432 Good work at the number factory fellow Nubby
Anonymous 04/04/25 (Fri) 03:57:58 No. 141547
you just need to listen to all the boss themes to get the Final Fantasy experience