MrModerate

No, just no. I swear far too many have bought into machine learning (I refuse to refer to this as ai), without learning how to properly use it as a tool. It's not nor will it ever be a replacement for artists and kindly stop trying to do just that.

I've been looking forward to playing this since I first heard about it. Will give it a go this weekend.

The fact that decades of coverage is gone is disheartening to say the least.

It's definitely my preferred way to play Sonic 3 & K though it feels like more trouble than it's worth to get it up and running elsewhere.

Excuse my ignorance but what exactly is so difficult about properly paying the actors a fair wage?

If I still had my dreamcast, I'd be tempted to get these. Especially the blockbuster one.

@Sketcz That sounds like something I need to try.

I'm getting the sparkster collection along with the plush they have the rocket knight. It's rather cute.

The nes version was one of the first games I remember playing. My dad, older brother and I would take turns playing through the levels. I don't recall beating it until the All-Stars version on the SNES.

This looks really cool, definitely need to keep an eye on this.

I knew it! I finally have validation that I could never win at this game.

Well this'll be quite helpful.

I'm rather happy battle alliance made the list as it's one of the best gundam games I've gotten to play. A shame cross rays didn't make the list.

Oh this is most welcome considering how often the player would get punished for speeding through the stages or exploring.

I was born in 1985, my earliest memory is of Super Mario Bros. on the nes. Though the one I remember the most is Super Mario Bros 3. I replayed that one more times than any other game including Resident Evil 4 & Chrono Trigger. I still remember when the original TMNT and Simpsons arcade cabintes were around.

The dreamcast was one of my favorite consoles with a small library that had some genuine classics. I replayed the Sonic Adventure games repeatedly along with Skies of Arcadia. Powerstone was one of the best fighting games I've played.

That is a worryingly high number, especially with the question of how to best preserve modern games. Multiplayer focused and mobile games have their own set of hurdles, especially for anyone looking to eventually emulate them. As convenient as digital copies are, I still prefer physical when feasible.

That was wonderful, thank you.

I remember this game rather fondly. I used to own a physical copy before having to sell it off. The only issues I had were with the infinitely re-spawning enemies and how the weapons handled. There was little difference in damage between the smart gun and the pulse rifle. The flamethrower while fun to play with wasn't all that useful. The final boss though was a proper challenge. You really had to learn how it moved and attacked or else you'd lose your squad at the end.

One of my absolute favorite strategy games. Always worth coming back to, a damn shame there wasn't a physical release on the switch.

@JackGYarwood That is a possibility. I mean as fun as the training grounds can be, the prize doesn't get much use at that point in the game. Don't get me wrong, the ice arrows are fun to play around with but unnecessary outside of a 100% run.

This would've been rather helpful years ago. However it really doesn't sound like it'd be worth the trouble of getting the ice arrows first.