Cyber Rat

Shinobi 3 and Thunder Force 4.

"THIS_IS_THE_BEST_THEY_CAN_DO_WITH_BIOTECHNOLOGY? HARDWARE_WILL_ALWAYS_REIGN_SUPREME_OVER_WETWARE!" "DANGER! DANGER! BLUE_SCREEN_OF_DEATH!"

FLCL is one of the best things ever.

I'm guessing this forum has its share of people who are turned on by bits and pixels, so let's talk about some 8bit music. Of course, when we say 8bit music, we think of the NES, because the Sega Master System had shitty music aside from a few exceptions. Favorite NES track: (original, I know) Favorite SMS track:

I see you have a crappy mouse. Yep, and I can game just fine. Good for you. I'll enjoy my extra comfort and buttons (as well as a better Audiosurf score).

I see you have a crappy mouse.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_GX1k-hXCM

Who IS he?

I play in Champions Online.

I see you have never in your life played Morrowind 1.0. Ah, all those scenic walks where you fall through solid ground into the void for no reason... I'll take a buggy New Vegas any day over the boring shitfest that is Fallout 3 or Oblivion.

http://steamcommunity.com/id/duskstrider

That's actually a good name for a Silent Hill character...

That was amazing. I love you Shibbs.

It just wasn't a Silent Hill in my opinion, but I loved the ending, I'll give you that.

After the abomination that is SH4, Homecoming plays well... Frankly, only SH2 is worth anyone's time. And *maybe* SH3...

Silent Hill 1: when compared with Resident Evil 1, I always liked RE more than SH1. It was scarier and seemed harder IMO. The dialog and story were awful in both, but the puzzles in SH were more challenging. I'll be honest, I played the game pretty late, but my impression after finishing SH1 was "meh". Silent Hill 2: this one is a masterpiece. I loved every moment of it and it's one of the rare games that made me play through it multiple times to get all the endings (the only other game I think being Chrono Trigger). I loved the story, the atmosphere and I even liked the voice acting (I always thought James was voiced properly since I did imagine him as someone with the social intelligence of a lime). I'd even go so far as calling this one of the best games of all time (or at least put it in the top 10). Silent Hill 3: step back from SH2 and I'm sad that they didn't do another independent story, but rather a sequel to SH1. It was also a downer for having only 2 endings (not counting the joke one), but I liked Heather being genre savvy as well as having the biggest oh shit moment in the series. Silent Hill 4: I hated this one so bloody much. It's the only Silent Hill I didn't bother finishing. I don't care that the story is "deep", the player character was so boring and seemed like he didn't have a reason to live. The combat was ugh and the gameplay in general was like playing curling on asphalt after 20 shots of Jäger. (And the ghosts weren't scary, they were annoying.) Silent Hill - Homecoming: boo-hoo, the Americans took my Japanese horror atmosphere. This one, honestly, wasn't bad. I think I had around the same amount of fun as with Silent Hill 3, but maybe I'd rank up SH3 a bit higher. My only beef with it was that the combat was kinda broken (sometimes the nurses don't hit you, and sometimes they mutilate you for no apparent reason), that it took its twist from SH2 and that Pyramid Head was such fan wank in it. Didn't bother getting all the endings though, just got the happy joyous one and looked up the other ones on Youtube. Silent Hill Shattered Memories: ...eh. It wasn't one bit scary, the "puzzles" were easier than the ones in Resident Evil 2 and it seemed like a very long "interactive storytelling experience" that should have been posted on Newgrounds. I'm really indifferent towards it. Might be an ok game, but as a Silent Hill, it pretty much fails. Haven't played Origins or Arcade, but I'm interested in what the new SH will do. Oh, and does ANYONE know what the "There was a hole here, but it's gone now" means?

"I've fought mudcrabs more ferocious than you!" "You n'wah!"

I got Super Meat Boy from DMitsuki a few days ago <3

First line <3

So... Wayne's World takes place in the worst video game of all time?

Now that's just a silly example.

How is Dante's Inferno a licensed video game? On topic: