Several times in Yakuza Kiwami, courtesy of Majima Everywhere system. Basically, you arrive in town completely weak and this dude who is also a yakuza, called Goro Majima, takes it upon himself to “train you up”. For the player this means having to fight him all the time. At first, it’s just meeting him on the street. Then, he starts making ambushes around corners. Then, he starts dressing up as a cop just so he can have an excuse to beat you up. THEN he starts muscling into fights he didn’t even start and it just gets more and more ridiculous from there. I found it super funny just how annoying they made him. In a good way, though!
Not a funny line but I laughed out loud when selling items in Lethal Company for the first time. It’s an absurd game made with humor, and the multiplayer gameplay creates a lot of hilarious situations.
Sir Whoopass when the goblins are looking for a wifi connection.
Bro whatcookie had like the exact same experiences I had at that time! Never owned a PS3 until the lock down cause I wanted to play demon’s souls, cause I have a been a souls fan since dark souls prepare to die on PC! Also the PS3 I bought was the slim, just like yours. And until now, I didn’t think any of my systems could handle the emulation of it and your telling me my steam deck can‽ I mean, it’s kind of a moot point as I already have an actual PS3 that’s been letterbombed and multiman’d. But knowing I can take grand Turismo 6 on the go with me if pretty fucking dope!
Well, the movie would be playable on any device. I have an Xbox, and my computers are Macs, so I have fewer options for running games, but anything can play video.
The other consideration is that most people aren’t going to pay to watch the video. They’ll watch it on YouTube with ads but they’re not gonna pay game money to watch it played.
MKIceandFire is probably one of the best no commentary Let’s Players on all of YouTube. It’s just gameplay and no bullshit. And they edit out any grinding and unnecessary side stuff; like their playthrough of Spider-Man 2, they would regularly edit around breaks and collecting things to just show you more of the story. And they have different ways to watch, from one long video of the entire story, to breaking it up into multiple 15 minute+ videos in their own playlists.
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