/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8662901
For me, it's Anime Shadowrun

Hard as fuck, but cool game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKlhCIjVmZs
Reinforcer for X69000 (the actual game is underwhelming for how cool that opening is)

Gen'ei Toshi or Illusion City by MicroCabin, an RPG that originally came out on the MSX turbo R and was ported to various other JP PC platforms (and the Mega CD for some reason). It has this old cyborg guy who looks just like Old Snake, years before MGS4 was even a thing.

>>8662920
Gotta love that English filler text, which is just random bullshit about rock bands
>Iron Maiden is heaviest group
>Guns n Roses is wildest group
>>8662940
Kojima exposed.

Can we stop pretending shadowrun is good

>>8662967
I dunno. Why is it bad?

>>8662967
Can we stop pretending you're not a useless fag?

Rise of the Dragon
Flashback

I've been playing Future Cop: LAPD and it gives me cyberpunk vibes.

What does everyone look for in a cyberpunk setting? Do you like those cool city-scapes, the gritty human element, body horror, cyberspace, robots and cool hardware?

>>8663302
Extreme wealth inequality and urban decay hidden behind the veneer of decadent elites and powerful mega-corporations.

>>8663302
Extreme inequality and urban decay hidden behind the veneer of decadent elites and wealthy mega-corporations.

>>8662967
I don't know. I've only played the Super NES version.

>>8662967
SNES version was fun. I have not played the others.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFcJ5k4rNQs

>>8663517
But that's just real life

Neuromancer on DOS was pretty cool. At least until I found out you just spend all your time messing with the deck and that's kind of it. Also, it follows the plot from the book pretty loosely.

Wasn't there a Johnny Mnemonic game?

This based game

>>8664779
There didn't seem like there was much to do in that game. Selling my lungs and getting arrested for trusting some jerk on a BBS was kind of funny though, you've gotta give it to them for the setting.

>>8664796
SNES shadowrun is a big homage to johnny mnemonic, closest thing you'll get i think

>>8662901
This is the best game ever made.
Proof me wrong, you can't.
I'm just so curious why there is no fan remake/part two or anything

>>8665102
Which version, SNES, SMD, or Mega CD? Shadowrun (SNES) was made by Beam Software, the Nightshade (NES) team, but they probably ran into creative issues trying to follow the SNES game, and the Shadowrun license isn't cheap.

System Shock 1, moreso than 2. I like the 2nd game a lot, but I have to admit they really should have kept the hacking from the first game. Hacking in the first game involves entering a 3D cyberspace world where you can move in all 6 directions freely and fight ICE. Hacking in the second game involves playing a minigame where you click on boxes on a small grid and they connect based on RNG influenced by your current skill levels. Technically the 2nd game is still cyberpunk in setting, plot, and theme.

BHunter is a Win98 game about Fifth Element-style flying cars. You play as a Bounty Hunter and chase down and shoot criminals. It came out two years after the Fifth Element, and the influence is very obvious. So if you ever wanted a videogame of the flying cars from that movie, this is is. Pic related.

Flashback is a solid cinematic platformer game with shooting dodging mechanics.

Ghost in the Shell on PS1 is a great 3D action platformer/run-n-gun game where you can climb on the walls and ceiling, or skate around on them at full speed.

>>8665146
I initially only loved the SNES version, the SMD was pretty hard to start, but i learned to love it as well. Especially the better skill system.
But gameplay and story wise i like the SNES version more.

>>8665146
For me it's the SMD version, the soundtrack in the SNES one is better, songs like 3 AM on a summer night are so great they put them back in Returns and what not, but still SMD is the best cyberpunk game ever because it focuses much more in tabletop mechanics and user freedom.

>>8665494
To me the Compile game felt closer to the table talk experience.
The BlueSky Software one was too grindy and repetitive. There was too little variety in the runs and lacked typical elements such as information gathering. It did have the best realization of the matrix.

>>8665532
You should by all means play the hackrom of Shadowrun 2058, it improves a lot of the gameplay and systems in the game to make it less of a grind and even more close to the tabletop real values.

Why can't we have a hack of the SNES version?
Was there even one in the past?

>>8665903
What kind of hack?

>>8665906
Dunno. Everyone

Any good cyberpunk text adventures?

>>8665176
I always preferred SS1 to SS2 and that's just one part of it but not the whole of it. If I were the kind to blogpost I'd probably ramble about it until I reached an answer, but something about it just clicked in a way SS2 didn't.

>>8663302
Gritty life while corporations that own your soul try to put a nice bow on it. Couple with some transhumanism and bake at 350 degrees.

I like that shadowrun does this while throwing elves and shit into the mixer.

>>8662907
I wish this game would get a translation patch.
>>8662915
Just remembered I bought Bloodnet for like $2.00 nearly a decade ago on Steam lmao

>>8664745
Exactly but the tech and punks are cooler
In real life we have monkey drawings

>>8666004
You should emulate the Amiga version. The DOS version sold on GOG/Steam has a legitimately awful soundtrack, and not just compared to the original.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0uUUc88Fpo

>>8666068
I think there's a remaster coming out soon, which hopefully will provide the best possible version.

Westwood's Bladerrunner

>>8665102
>I'm just so curious why there is no fan remake/part two or anything
What? Shadowrun Returns

>>8662907
Japan is really into it

>>8666164
>Shadowrun returns
Pffffhahahahaha
You can't compare that shit to the good old ones on snes and genesis

>>8666401
I can and will. Dragonfall is 100% a better game in every respect.

>>8666434
Compared to what?

>>8666469
Shadowrun on the SNES and the one on the Sega Genesis.

>>8666510
I honestly have to say i didn't play dragonfall because returns was so shit, even though i backed SR:R. Got a T-Shirt and i love it.
At least one thing i can love about SR:R
Do you think i need to give it a try?

>>8666520
Returns is pretty bad, and I say this as someone who enjoys Dragonfall and Hong Kong. Returns plays like an awkward test run, and the story is a worse rendition of one that was already told in the Shadowrun universe. Dragonfall is a very big step up. If you are interested at all, give it a shot.

>>8664745
the world became cyberpunk in the time since it was invented, yes

>>8663302
The cyberpunk genre has changed a lot over the years to include increasingly more neon but to me the cyberpunk I like is the very gritty one with a lot of retro looking hardware. I want CRTs everywhere, wires coming out of everything and some form of cyberspace. The overly neon aesthetics of modern cyberpunk is just not for me. I guess I'm not into the relative near future concept of cyberpunk. To me it's always going to be the retrofuture shithole imagined in the 80s and 90s

>>8666561
Yeah, technically a lot of Black Mirror episodes count as cyberpunk, but I'm not really into that aesthetic. I don't want everything to just be an iPhone. It's lame.

>>8666546
>>8666401
Ooh, too bad, this was supposed to be my first of the series. Just bought it.

>>8666510
I think the one on Genesis is the best Shadowrun to date because they basically let you do all the runs you want to get resources so you can upgrade both your character and gear, which is a focal point of the tabletop game.
I think it's basically the only game where doing runs is more important than the main story, hence why i prefer it over the rest.

>>8666724
Move on to Dragonfall or Hong Kong. They are not sequential, so enjoy those and if you're still hankering for more then go back to Returns.

>>8666797
Also I think the genesis game has some of the best music available on the console. The weird noises of the sound chip so perfectly fit the mood of the game.

>>8666876
>Also I think the genesis game has some of the best music available on the console.
Japan really missed out by not releasing the Sega Mega Drive game in their land.

>>8667765
Not very many people had a Megadora.

part 1

(I'm on an alcohol & drug fueled binge, so forgive me for misspellings and such; otherwise, I'm really a great guy)

Sega Genesis version is the best and that's a fucking fact!

- It’s just so open in the gameplay and especially for a 90s cartridge game

- The Matrix missions & hacking are especially good; the graphics and gameplay are amazing here; you control it via first person and it’s like Johnny Mnemonic (that red-haired chick in the movie was hot too)

- You also stay at a hotel to improve stats if you have the points and can get into a fight and get thrown outside (sounds way cooler than it should be but excellent detail for a 90s cartridge game); I wouldn’t actually drink that ONIONS-Koffee shit in real life but you do in-game

- Hilarious real time fights both on the street and in the Matrix; ghouls just rush you in abandoned buildings and you gotta run and shoot with the lousy starter pistol; it’s gets better when you get better and can one shot kill or fire a steady SMG burst either suppressed or not; the Matrix offers you looking at the nodes and killer ICE in first person while slipping past them/permutating a passcode/fukn them up with your own deck

- Travel to other locations via orc driven taxi cab (it ain’t free unless you ally with them or something and I forget if that’s if you choose to join the Yakuza or their rival, the Mob)

- Cops (a.k.a. Lonestar) harass you just like real life and you CAN go shoot up their building in revenge; I had a friend do this and absolutely NO Lonestar harassed him for a period of over two hours of him playing after that (he was really proud of it)

- Buy guns, ammo, armor (like bullet-proof vests), grenades when you want; you got the cash and it’s yours although you gotta get the cash first (see JOBS)

- Get missions/JOBS from the various Mr. Johnson(s) found in the bars(?) of different locations while negotiating pay; you can also turn down jobs or just cancel them if they piss you off in-game

>>8668630

part 2

- Speaking of JOBS, you have Matrix runs (you can also just go hack random networks and sell data to the shady elf guy in the green suit), escort some dude from one place to another ‘cuz it’s dangerous just like real life, kill ghouls in an abandoned building for money, deliver packages of “stuff” as a courier (dragon dildos, drugs, I dunno…you’re like an angry armed AMAZON affiliated independent delivery person), rescue corpo(?) people from corporation buildings, etc.

>pic related; the MATRIX in it's glory

>>8668630
>you can also turn down jobs
I find that more impressive in the MCD game where the runs are fairly complicated and not just auto generated.

>>8668637

part 3 (Sega Genesis)

- It does have a storyline and other story related missions that you can do too but all the other crazy stuff in the game makes it very distracting and that’s the biggest difference in the Genesis vs SNES vs newer PC games; the story is the gameplay in the others (and dictates what you can do and where you can do it) while you can do-whatever-the-fuck you want in the Genesis within gameplay limitations

>>8668639
>I find that more impressive in the MCD game

Help my out with "MCD", my brain is frazzled.


regardless, part 4 (SNES)

Now, the SNES game is different and is its’ own thing but still very neat. I have an old magazine review where they said maybe it was designed originally for the PC/mouse because the controls can be awkward with the controller. The story is very engaging with you playing as a guy trying to figure out what happened to him when he wakes up on a morgue slab. I really haven’t played it beyond that though yet.

>>8668649
Mega CD. How many other SR games are there.

>>8668649
part 5 (newer PC Shadowrun games)

Here's where things get tricky. I really, really wanted to like the new PC games like Shadowrun Hong Kong but here’s what’s dumb about it:

- the lame “Tony Tough-nuts” cop character and sometimes lousy story (you know fukn Shadowrun novels and gangster movies from Hong Kong exist that you can *cough* rip off, right? I’m stuck in Hong Kong with this asshole cop? Oh, and he's my "friend"? I hate cops! Fuck this one in particular! And some guys are trying to kill us? Idiot writers of this need to do better. It makes your dick soft and I like hentai.

- bad Matrix/hacking (when compared to the Sega Genesis); it’s just a shitty translation of the sourcebook rules with mediocre graphics

- the fact you can’t go back to an area you just finished when you finally get enough money to buy that grenade launcher you previously couldn’t afford; really? FU!

- and no randomly generated missions to get cash 'n experience

- you’re stuck in whatever area you’re in as opposed to the Genesis game that lets me take a cab wherever else I wanna go and to buy stuff, talk with some assholes getting info, do JOBS for money and loot, etc.

- the graphics are of course better in many respects aside from the uninspired Matrix (seriously, fuck these clowns for this travesty)

- it feels like a straight port of the sourcebook (or just some shitty one) to the PC with story and gameplay limitations; the fighting/hacking in the Genesis game is more fun and not turn based like the PC games but that’s a preference you gotta judge

It’s all so tiring that I can’t complete it.

>thank you for reading my blog/rant

>>8668639
>>8668653
Oh, has that actually been translated to a playable degree? I'm not really good with whatever version of moonrunes it might have if not.

>>8664796
there's burn:cycle thats pretty much the same plot. If there was a JM game i think i remember it being FMV also, but I could be conflating the two.

SNES Shadowrun was great but it shouldn't have had that weird shitty action combat. It would have been better off with some kind of other RPG combat system like Fallout for example.

>>8665176
Crime Cities is pretty similarto BHunter but first person.

>>8664796
Yeah there was an FMV game on PC.

>>8666853
>Move on to Dragonfall or Hong Kong. They are not sequential,
Oh, thanks. This helps a I'll also get a emulator for the older ones.

>>8662967
Can you stop pretending to be heterosexual?

>>8668673
There's an ongoing translation project, but nothing out yet.
The manga adaptation is in english, though.

>>8669095
It will never get translated. CD translations are already rare and Mega CD translations almost unheard of.
Additionally the game already has its bugs and issues in Japanese.
All supposed translations so far are either mockups or unusable full-width replacements.

>>8666303
I am more than certain that is the art from one of my favorite doujin artists, who's non-porn pen name is Shiki Satoshi. It was only a hunch back with the MegaCD game, but seeing those images it is undeniably his style.

Basically a cyberpunk flight sim.

Too many posts, and no mention of snatcher?

>>8668637
>you can also just go hack random networks and sell data to the shady elf guy
I think that's the easiest way to make money once you have the gear and skill especially once you have Ito's passcode to his private network. You move maybe two nodes and there's a couple datastores in his system. You can camp outside Boris-2's door with the computer right there and easily make over 10,000 a shot if you grab the right sized files. And you can just keep doing it, they never run out of data when you jack out and jack back in.

>>8670027
oh yeah, and the system layout stays the same when you use Ito's passcode, so you don't have to spend time dicking around in random systems looking for datastores, they are in the same spot every time two nodes away.

>>8669998
Snatcher goes without saying, just like Deus Ex.
Pic related is excellent, if you like the original movie and have the patience for point-and-clicks.

Sabotain: Break the Rules
A Russian Deus Ex clone with more emphasis on traditional RPG mechanics than Deus Ex's emergent and open ended gameplay. Definitely some classic slavjank

>>8670348
Is this the one with the rat men?

>>8665102

>>8670375
Windows Vista!
>Just play the Syndicate remake

>>8670276
That and the actual show was amazing.

Does policenauts count? Sometimes it's hard to draw the line between generic sci-fi and cyberpunk

>>8670502

>>8670510
Only Kojima would make a non-indie game that allows you to molest every woman you encounter.

>>8670518
Yeah, he's a funny guy.

>>8670520
I really need to go back and finish this one day.

>>8670510
>bobcut
Hnnnnngh...

>>8668637
Is that Pepsiman?

>>8670639
No, no…Coco Cola.

>>8670459
where is that available?

>>8670045
>Pic related is excellent, if you like the original movie and have the patience for point-and-clicks.
Actually, I don't like the movie really. That game is waaay better.

>>8671147
The internet.

>>8670502
We wanted a game about police, but also about astronauts. Police. Astronauts. Policenauts.

>>8665102
There is a fan remake of Shadowrun SNES in the Returns engine.

>>8672860
Game?

>>8672883
https://snk.fandom.com/wiki/Garou:_Mark_of_the_Wolves
Free Field, Second South's Slums
(Freeman's Stage)

>>8662901
MOVE ALONG
KEEP MOVING

>>8673058
>>8673063
Welcome to Utopia AI

>>8673154
>>8673213
What are these?

>>8673216
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gateway_(video_game)
2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rex_Nebular_and_the_Cosmic_Gender_Bender

>>8673154
Finally.
My time has come.

Though the game itself is just a standard corridor flight shooter

>>8673241
Wew. That second title.

>>8673406
Play TekWars and Die!

For me, it's Sword Maniac/X-Kaliber 2097

>>8662940
Kojima is such a hack it's not even funny anymore.

How do I get into it?

>>8674230
press start

>>8674230
>please tell me how to like game
Zoom zoom the fuck on outta here and play some Fagnite

>>8674208
It was Yoji Shinkawa who designs the characters, not Kojima.

>>8662915
Bloodnet is the encapsulation of 90s cyberpunk for me. My mate had it on Amiga and it came on something like 12 floppies.

Good game, but the scenarios in the pre-game multiple choice questions that helped build your character were actually far more interesting than the scenarios in the game itself which was a bit of a shame. The cyberspace depiction was quite surreal and interesting though.

>>8673154
What was cyberpunk about this other than that one bar having vaguely neon lighting?

I played the Sega game way back in the day on a Nomad. It felt weird and janky and it wasn’t much fun.
I tried it again this week on my MD1 and I still don’t like it. It feels overambitious for the experience level of the team that made it.

Is the music in Shadowrun for SNES supposed to just stop after like three minutes, or is that an emulation error?

>>8665903
>Lack of interest.
>The game being coded in such a way that makes it difficult to hack.

Take your pick. There's no shortage of people out there wanting to see the game expounded/improved on, the game is so short and once you know where to go and what to do, the challenge is lost. Never mind that you simply have to grind a bit to turn your MC into a god. Having to come up with arbitrary limitations to make each playthrough interesting is a must.

As it is, there's only some minor hacks that fix bugs and inconsistencies w/ equipment used by the hired guns, all authored by one guy scattered across several different GameFAQs posts. I collected and archived everything posted so they wouldn't be lost to the ether. If you're interested, here's a link to the archive:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/9p1o3soo51v24wi/SNES_shadowrun_patches.zip/file

>>8667765
They would have had to pretty it up. Genesis Shadowrun is butt ugly.

>>8671147

I couldn't find an active torrent or how to buy it from EA so i got an origin code on greenmangaming for cheap last yearTJTNP. Vey underated game, great AI.

>>8674230
>>>/tg/

>>8675015
thx

>>8663302
Sci-fi D&D, basically.

>>8662901
Mines of Titan
Neuromancer
Observer

>>8675882
Ever read Blame!? The author described it as a sci-fi dungeon adventure. It's pretty interesting as a cyberpunk work, because it's more like post-cyberpunk. If you take a cyberpunk setting and accelerate things by a few thousand years, that's Blame!

>>8675937
no, never heard of it

>>8675971
I'd recommend it. It's a favourite of mine.

>>8675937
>>8676018
Oh, it was made by the same guy who did that Sgt. Johnson flood comic.

>>8675649
>$200 for a digital download
what a cyberpunk dystopia we've created for ourselves

>>8674837
Been replaying it recently on my SNES classic and it most def is NOT meant to do that, might be your emulator bro.

>>8676991
forgot pic

>>8678246
what the fuck

>>8670276
unpolished turd of a game but I liked it.
>>8670474
the show was unbelievably cool for what it was. the character design was made by the same dude who made Aeon Flux. really stood out among the other saturday morning toy commercials.

>>8678246
Why tho?
I'm assuming you can just pirate this easy enough, or find some cheap as ass copy for the 360 or PS3, anyway.

>>8678282
Amazon still has brand new copies (for console). Grab it if you want it, I guess.

>>8669951
>one of my favourite doujin artists

jesus christ dude...

>>8678312
Now to be fair, that doesn't necessarily mean porn.
But he probably means porn. I know where I am.

>>8678250
>>8678282
it's unavailable for purchase on origin for some reason, possibly some arcane licensing issues, like a song or VA track. The only SkiDROW version i can find is an unpatched rip not an iso. so good luck finding a crack or update that work s

>>8678269
the timegated branching paths blew my mind a little bit and I liked games with gus that represented firing with a muzzle flash instead of a slow moving projectile

>>8664796
Yeah, it was a pretty bad FMV game. Interestingly, they replaced Ice T's character in the movie with one played by Isaac Hayes.

>>8679617
Speaking of FMV games, there's a game called Hardline, which is pretty much just a great B-movie in it's own right.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHZRg2-lZIc

>>8675015

Another "hack" that might be worth checking out is a LUA script designed to give the game mouse support. It only works with the SNES9X-RR emulator though. Still, mouse controls are pretty intuitive with the way the game works.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMCH3osL8bw
https://github.com/Gamachara/SNES-Shadowrun-Mouse-Script/releases

>>8679723
Kind of surprising the game wasn't designed around the SNES mouse.

>>8668653
One for SNES, one for Genesis, one for Mega CD, the 2007 FPS for XB and PC, the trilogy of Returns/Dragonfall/Hong Kong, and an online called Shadowrun Chronicles: Boston Lockdown that had its servers shut down a few years ago.

>>8679728
The SNES mouse only had two buttons. You'd either need another input device like a keyboard (did the SNES ever have any?) or change up how the menu system works. Maybe just have icons along the edges of the screen that you can click on to perform specific functions.

>>8679889
>Download or die.

>>8675020
You expect cyberpunk to look pretty?

>>8679889
Zelda is an ARPG. Always has been. And this testimonial quote from this Shadowrun Super Nintendo magazine ad is proof!

>try to play MD Shadow run
>Enemies just chase you constantly while you deal 1hp damage to them
>Die, respawn, repeat
>Just endless waves of enemies and you walk around identical buildings going nowhere

It's cringe and shit.

>>8681146
I remember using an exploit in this game where I hired the basic level Shadowrunner partner, then sold all of his shit so I could buy the best pistol in the game. It made the early game a lot more reasonable.

>>8681124
>Shadowrun is the best reason to buy an SNES.

>>8682291
Accurate

>>8682291
No argument from me either.

>>8681094
I'm glad they're not angry at my emulation

>>8668664
Valid points, good rant/vent.

>>8682291
Was unironically the first game i owned back in 1994 when i got a SNES.
Sadly i sold it at some time

>>8681104
I don't, but Japan does. Especially if you expect it to sell well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfpycUfgnbo

What is the difference between snes and genesis sega version?

>>8662907
>>8666004
did they ever translate it and we just need to look deeper ........i want to play but i cant read runes!

>>8682819
Different developers and different takes on the license. The SNES game tells you a linear story in the Shadowrun setting with Jake Armitage. Mega Drive game is more of a sand box game and you can pick different classes and tackle many missions / runs to get to the end of the game. They are both worth trying out. The Mega CD game is more like you are reading a visual novel which takes story breaks to give you SRPG battles, think like Utawarerumono / Underwater Ray Romano. I hope it gets translated one day.

>>8682817
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I23xPqI1dSM

>This song is going to stay in your mind.

>>8682838
Shadowrun (SNES) has a really banging sound track, and I hope one day people make a Mega Drive cover of it. I really like the percussion / drums they used in the game. From the short drum loops in the chat windows to the ending credits. Never cut a deal with the fucking scalies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kq9-xrkGXQk

>>8663302
Mainly the high tech setting with a huge undercurrent of gritty lowlifes that society is more or less built upon. The idea that life is oppressive for everyone in a different way, with its overly sterile design for citizens and civilians who function more as cogs in a machine rather than people and treating those who won't comply with such a lifestyle as outright trash to be discarded. Plots and intrigue to go along with it, for all but the very tip top of movers and shakers, you should never be able to really shake the feeling that you're getting used or don't have a clear grasp of the big picture because even discovering a facet of what's going on still won't help you piece together that the warehouse you raided tonight and the small box you stole under the cover of setting the place on fire was actually blank keycards that a megacorp was going to need as a step towards infiltrating their rival's new biolab so they could unleash a plague from there and blame it on them, all the while killing several million people in the process. But congrats, you got a couple thousand bucks for the job.

Basically it's all a sort of pervasive dread with the occasional high note where things do go right and you claw yourself up just a step or two at a time. A shitty world and struggle and while you haven't really solved all the world's problems, you do sometimes throw a wrench in the plans of those who seek to profit in your misery.

>>8682838
The best video game music track of all times. I get goosebumps listening to this.
Proof me wrong

>>8682939
What is the second best?

>>8682838
wtf it should be a simple mp3 as a youtube video, instead it's a vlog, insta dislike

>>8683995
no one cares about your autistic take on anything

>>8684046
>N-Noone cares about your take sempai
>I mean it!

>>8683975
probably something from Chrono Trigger

Morgue is damn catchy though. A lot of the music is, something Genesis Shadowrun can't compete with.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kq9-xrkGXQk&t=1150s

>>8673058
>>8673063
>>8673074
SELECTED
MINIGUN
UZI
LR RIFLE
PURSAUDERTRON
INDOCTRINATOR

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJjoq3kdaTc

>>8682838
>先入観
This is the first time I've ever saw this term, but I already knew it meant "per-conceived notion" thanks to the kanji. Learning is fun.

>>8682812
me too
I couldn't find it for a while and rented Pit Fighter. first nes game was 8-Eyes

>>8684162
CATACLYSM

>>8684162
Where were you?
>>8675740

>>8672884
Boy I hope a sequel of this doesn't fuck up the original late 90's cyberpunk aesthetic of it

>>8665102
Because they cant.
the devs are shit and have no idea why it was good and fuck it up every time.

>>8666164
that shit was top 10 worst games ever made
fucking shovelware shitty chess game

>>8685595
Don't trust post Persona 3 Atlus to do it right.

>>8668664
Bad points, shitty blog

What's the deal with magic in a cyberpunk setting?
My autism don't like that.

>>8686963
Well Shadowrun is specifically a fusion of cyberpunk and fantasy.
There's often a weirdly spiritual undercurrent to cyberpunk though. The idea of AI's being like gods or devils that are taking form on the far reaches of the internet.

>obscurish
nibba I played that all the time during the first half of the 90s. The actual pnp game, not the boring vidya.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GPGQoR6f6w

>>8687005
Man, I knew someone was going to say that.
You'll notice the post doesn't actually say anything about Shadowrun being obscure. It's just a prompt to get people talking, and talking about something other than Deus Ex for the whole thread.

>>8678246

Wtf. It was like 2 bucks when I bought it.

>>8678282

It's more or less impossible to find an active torrent of that game for some reason.

>>8662901
Paradise Cracked and its prequel Cops 2170: Power of law.
Peak slavjank.

>>8686963
>>8686997
it tries to make all things is possible and have an analog for everything.
>mage -> familiar
>decker -> ai
>rigger -> drone
>shaman -> spirit animal
it's a bit bloated and homogeneous.

>>8670362
No, those are the ones with rat men >>8687658
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Crusader: No Remorse and Crusader: No Regret. Avaliable for ScummVM.