Also already delisted on Steam:
givee.club
DMC: Devil May Cry - Sadly the first DMC I ever enjoyed before going backwards in the series, you had to beat it on every difficulty minus the last one IIRC and once on a medium base difficulty with all S-Rank to unlock infinite devil trigger.As for playing the same game over and over again...tell that to the hardcore Fire Emblem fans who are completing one of the games 15 times to unlock some villain in your party, which you can play as ONLY in multiplayer and not in the campaign itself.
Just let that sink in...15 #%$!ING TIMES
Unlike alot of people, I was only a fan of the very first game personally, although i have a few more now...thats the only one that would be a repeat. I hated the fucking controls in part 2 for playstation.
Schools in session. Today, we're exploring Deep Throat Learning Models
The good old days
Thanks posRaffle/GA
Frog Detective 2: The Case of the Invisible Wizard
The Spectrum Retreat
The Deed II
I'll try to draw the winners on Sunday.
If I could remember how many times someone made a senile comment around here...
That Club Nintendo link is nice, I bookmarked it so I can read about SNES games in Spanish.Hi Slava/DanteFromHell89, I understood that reference
If I know about videogames I think it's mainly because I'm oldhttps://archive.org/details/club-nintendo-magazine?and%5B%5D=subject%3A%22Club+Nintendo%22&and%5B%5D=language%3A%22Spanish%22) which to give you an idea would be something similar to Nintendo Power.
I guess you are referring to Contra: Operation Galuga (https://store.steampowered.com/app/2235020/Contra_Operation_Galuga/), I really didn't know about this one, the bad thing about not having a gamepad is that this kind of game is uncomfortable to play with a keyboard but it will definitely be under my radar from now on
Congrats to the lucky winners!!!
And one more time a BIG thank you to pos!!!
I was remembering and in contrast to my bad experience with The Terminator, I loved the sequel so much so that I finished it several times:
Greetings.
also I had to share the console with other people, and the TV that it was connected to, we watched movies and WWF Wrestling a lot, so screen time with games got limited, because playtime was limited I couldn't complete tons of games like some of you guys. That's both a good thing, and a bad thing, I played a little bit of Megaman, but I don't get all the references or remember how difficult it got later in the game, I know Battletoads started out really fun and easy, but later it becomes a nightmare and you want to break the gamepad, I played it kind of recently (emulator) and got stuck on that race level (far into it actually) with those damn walls. 
Do you even watch outside the window novadays?
Who's Yuzu and why Nintendo are suing him/her?
Hmm...Latin America...Argentina...
Yeah, I've meant that game, and yeah, it's understandable^^)I guess you are referring to Contra: Operation Galuga (https://store.steampowered.com/app/2235020/Contra_Operation_Galuga/), I really didn't know about this one, the bad thing about not having a gamepad is that this kind of game is uncomfortable to play with a keyboard but it will definitely be under my radar from now on
Ooooof(((
...now its DLC on Steam
Hmm, and the difference between controls in the original game and the second one was?..
Well, at least you can quit bitching 'cause I've stumbled upon a middle-sized pile of Kitty Cat games for you (FREE ONES, mind you):
I was checking the past few pages that I missed. Why we focus so much on the past? In 10 years from now it feels like we will be saying the same thing meanwhile, upon living it, we bitch a lot
Wow, good, congrats! Pos-man is one of our superheroes here.I want to say BIIGGGG THANKS to @purpleamuletfiction who did awesome surprise for me in PM and gifting to me game from my ONLY ONE AND SPECIAL WISHLIST in the Steam with cool game GYLT! Thank you very much, I`m happy bro
Dude, you don't even know....Schools in session. Today, we're exploring Deep Throat Learning Models
Might be an american thing, I haven't played any of them either, but every single one you just listed I've beaten. I don't think the movie based games were a very big here in my era considering I've played almost every nintendo game that was remotely popular and then some.
Either its easier on PC or I'm just good at the racing, I made that level in the first try
lol.Yep, that was literally the end of my playstation era, only game I bothered with after was P5 and I still never completed it (more due to my PS3 overheating than the game)
In the original you actually rotate in 360 to aim and walk using both sticks...in the second game you turned left and right and walked by pressing up or down, or it was just no free camera movement to give you the feeling you could turn, honestly having trouble remembering.Hmm, and the difference between controls in the original game and the second one was?..
I know well enough not to search
