/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

What's your favorite video game /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

I want to play some Super Mario Bros with Bannings-chan.

[Anonymous No.]

Doom, especially Final Doom Plutonia, dat go2it.

[Anonymous No.]

Only game I've never gotten tired of.

[Brando !SAKUYAGURU No.]

I have way too many

Used to be just Goldeneye for a few years

[ロリあき No.]

>>6556114
Gahaha, I jsut found my old copy of that the other day.

Sabrewulf and Fulgore player. You?

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>>6556137
Spinal and Fulgore.

[Anonymous No.]

Apart from Touhous?

Metroid Fusion

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[Anonymous No.]

Phantasy Star Online

[ロリあき No.]

>>6556160
>Fusion
Oh man, you picked like the most linear, uninteresting one.
But it's still Metroid, so I guess I can't fault you. I found Zero Mission to be superior. Especially because of dat ass.

[Anonymous No.]

Terranigma.

[Anonymous No.]

This is bound to be my favorite game when it comes out. Hopefully they will allow child characters.

[Anonymous No.]

Donkey Kong Country 2 was always my favorite.

I hated DKC returns, I was hoping so much for that game.... they should have kept the old classic gameplay.

[Anonymous No.]

G-Darius.

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>>6556156
Glacius is pretty cool as well.

[Remilia Scarlet !reMILiaJAM No.]

I have a little tradition of making an entire playthrough of this game each year.

[Anonymous No.]

Buy/pirate, beat, end up putting it somewhere where I'll never use it again

[ELLIPSE No.]

Now if only my PS2 wasn't dead...

[Brando !SAKUYAGURU No.]

>>6556201
I had this game on my computer for a year, and I've yet to play it past the character creation sequence.

I really should finish it some day

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>>6556201
I play F2 myself. EVERY YEAR, ALL YEARS

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>>6556199
OH FUCK YEAR MOTHERFUCKER.
That feel when yo're playing 2p and you both successfully overwhelm boss beta beams with alpha beams leading to victory.

That feel when you capture a captain enemy
That feel when you accidentally steal your wingman's powerup.

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[Anonymous No.]

>>6556198
I remember when I played Donkey Kong Country with a little girl.

[Remilia Scarlet !reMILiaJAM No.]

>>6556225
Yup, it's absolutely an amazing experience. You can spice it up with mods if you can't stand the outdated graphics.

[Anonymous No.]

PC? Fatal Racing. Consoles it was probably mega man, though mainly because there were so many of them that you could rotate them and grow less tired.

[proREMIRIAt Elite Force Commander !rSDMROXTB. No.]

>>6556137
>>6556114
I used to play KI with some friends when I was younger, we played that shit so much that the entire game was combo-breakers. You couldn't do shit!

I had to buy a new controller each weak, and we used insulation tape on our thumbs because we got blisters from playing too much.... and Joe & Mac, Top Racer...

and I would say my favorite game of all time is Megaman X, hell, I've played it like 200 hundred times from start to end, when I record a speedrun there are people that say it's a TAV.

right now I'm playing wild guns on my PSP.

FUCKING TECHNOLOGY

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>>6556178
It's linear and short, yeah, but I like the concept of being in a laboratory ridden with a virus more than being on a planet.

Also SA-X.

Also Nightmare-X. Enough said.

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>>6556246
>PC Engine version
Brofist.

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>>6556267
They threw that boss into Other M. I was surprised to see that face again, let me tell you.

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>>6556269
the super nintendo version is shit by comparison.

well, except for the music.

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>>6556246
>>6556201
Sure is great tastes itt.

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>>6556178
Fusion was awesome despite, or perhaps because of, the fact you get railroaded throughout the game.

I don't see the SA-X working out quite as well in a traditional metroid as it did in Fusion...

ZM, though, has SEQUENCE BREAKING, which is always awesome...

[ロリあき No.]

>>6556293
>music
Agreed 100%
the SNES version did have some interesting visuals in some places, comparatively.

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>>6556304
I think it would work if they approached SA-X's presence the same way Resident Evil handled Nemesis appearances.

[heroes maker !962cuLUHAc No.]

ArmA 2 : combined operation is my favorite game

[Anonymous No.]

still waiting on my zero mission-style remake of metroid 2, nintendo.

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>>6556280
Haven't played Other M; they brought this motherfucker back? Hell yeah! Now tell me they also kept the theme and I'll jizz in my pants.

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>>6556314
other than the fire effects in level one, the snes version was really bland visually. especially when compared to super castlevania IV and dracula x.

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>>6556326
Weren't the Nemesis attacks prescripted events, though?

In a sense, that's how Fusion works.

You're pointed in a general direction (however there's always something to fuck up what would've been a quick and easy job), shit happens, and prescripted events everywhere. It works out a lot better than it sounds, though...

But hey, as long as it isn't some sort of random "enter room: x% chance of surprise killer jelly rape" then I'm ok.

In other news:
Vectorman.

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>>6556329
My favorite game is still Operation Flashpoint, though ArmA had a classic feel to it and I liked it very much. OFP2 was horrible. Still waiting to get a new computer before I play ArmA 2 because my current one can't run it without it looking like shit.

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>>6556192
what's this?

[Anonymous No.]

Star Ocean 3. I completely loved the battle system, I think I played it 6 months straight just to get through all of normal mode, although I still haven't beaten Freya.

[ロリあき No.]

>>6556337
I forget, actually, and I don't have them both in my presence to check.
Sorry.

[Anonymous No.]

Harvest Moon 64 is probably my favorite game of all time.

[ロリあき No.]

>>6556346
Some Nemesis attacks were pre-scripted, but if you hung out in an area too long he'd chase you out of it.

[Anonymous No.]

Throw rocks and hump dinosaurs to death in a race against time as your Game Gear eats through 6 AA batteries in minutes. Thrilling.

["iluvOP !ge9bznqAsg No.]

I can't decide a single favourite. Either killzone2, battlefield 2 or Arma 2.

Then comes the RPG stuff.

[Anonymous No.]

Saint's Row 2. Having my cute pink haired gang leader getting into giant burly-brawlesque kung fu fights with a bunch of pimps never got old

[ロリあき No.]

>>6556379
Good ol' game gear.
I bought the AC adaptor after about a month of owning it, let me tell you.

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>>6556405
Will I miss anything by passing on the first game?

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>>6556425
Not at all. 2 is leagues better in pretty much every way, not to mention that in 1 you can't even make a female character.

[Anonymous No.]

Earthbound and System Shock 2.

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>>6556405
>>6556438
And three is to be unveiled at the Spike VGA this month. I'll probably wait until it goes on youtube to watch it because the spike vga are the worst fucking thing ever

[Anonymous No.]

Morrowind, probably.

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>>6556472
I liked when Samuel L Jackson said he was in GTA2

[Anonymous No.]

Baldur's Gate with TotSC, and Baldur's Gate 2 with Throne of Bhaal would be my favourite, most likely, but it's hard to pick the #1 without much deliberation and replaying.

I've played it at least twenty times, with various mods and combinations of mods as well, and many different characters and parties.

But since I pretty much played it out, I won't be playing it until maybe a few years from now. At the moment, my favourite would probably be S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl.

[Manfred !!UiOrmYiMsJQ No.]

Morrowind.

[Anonymous No.]

Steel Panthers Main Battle Tank/World War II

vc:Soldiers

[Anonymous No.]

>>6556805
This man knows what's what.

[Anonymous No.]

Maybe Ace Combat Zero, RE4, or SH:C.

[Anonymous No.]

any city building game, but SC4 is the best

[Anonymous No.]

Yggdra Union

[PRINNY !.rEDaBGktE No.]

Timesplitters: Future Perfect

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>>6556822
Which version of Steel Panthers do you play?

I play the World at War version, since I can no longer find my disc from the 90s.

[ロリあき No.]

>>6556888
>TImesplitters
I never thought I'd see the day someone said that.
Brofist. Not my favorite, but fun.

[Anonymous No.]

- Touhou shmups
- Touhou fightans
- practically everything Bioware, especially Mass Effects
- Total War games

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>>6556893
World War 2 and Main Battle Tank, windows remakes available at the Shrapnel Games website.

[Anonymous No.]

Metroid Prime or Deus Ex.

Can't decide.

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>>6556967
Stick with the prod.

[Brando !SAKUYAGURU No.]

>>6557009

Paul...I...I...

I thought you were a GEP gun.