Been just thinking about one of my favorite SNES era games – Illusion of Gaia. If you’re doing emulation, highly recommend. I’m in the process of picking up a SNES and functioning cart to play it myself for the first time in a decade.
If you liked chants of shenaar, check out heaven’s vault. I think it does what chants of shenaar does, but better, and it did it years before. It was a bit strange to me to see chants of shenaar get so much hype, but have heaven’s vault stay slept on.
Funnily enough, what that review said is basically what I said in my review about chants of shenaar, except without the glowing praise. Lots of tedious running across maps and very surface level language-puzzling, whereas I don’t remember any tedium with heaven’s vault at all. I guess different strokes for different folks?
I would say, it’s such a unique and well-executed concept that I would give it a play yourself to see what you think. It’s one of those games I haven’t found a replacement for, even with chants of shenaar.
Well - I played both and I quite enjoyed Heaven’s Vault as well.
I played HV through twice - once for the story and then a second time to see how far I could alter that story with different choices. My wife even played a third time to try for a really particular set of events.
The translation game in HV goes much harder than Chants’. After the first playthrough, you get longer and more challenging texts to decipher.
Also - there’s no backtracking really required. The game is pretty strict about telling you where you can and cannot go and reacting to what you found or didn’t find. You can cut whole plot lines in HV and it’s no problem.
Which makes it one of the better games for replayablity in my mind.
Even if you’re not a huge James Bond fan, it’s still a fantastic game. I sank countless amounts of hours into it as a kid. The multiplayer is top notch as well.
Really can’t go wrong with any of the Bond games on the PS2.
Portal Revolution. It’s a pretty good fan project. A few new mechanics to spice things up, and while I’ve heard better voice acting, I’ve heard a lot worse.
W ogóle się nie znam, ale podejrzewam, że trzeba to jednak na równo zeszlifować i potem bejca/olej, coś takiego. Podrzucę pytanie do kolegów, co się znają.
Mój tok myślenia był taki, że po szlifowaniu rysunek słojów zaciera się trochę i mięknie, a oczywiście chciałbym go zachować. Będę wdzięczny za opinię pdf kolegów.
Może, wszystko zależy od tego ile to biurko kosztowało lub czy jest zrobione z dobrych materiałów. Jeśli ktoś kupil za 50 ziko biurko prl z olx itp to nie ma co się spuszczać i marnować kasy i czasu, przeszlifować delikatnie i czymś zabezpieczyć, czym kolwiek, dać kolor i tyle. A jeśli to dobrej jakości drewno i ktoś chce się bawić w renowację to już całkiem coś innego
Ale nie wiem co to, więc trudno powiedzieć, odnawiałem ostatnio krzesło, PRL krzesło gięte z fabryki Radomsko. wymieniałem siedzisko, skrobałem ręcznie starą powłokę cykliną, zajęło mi to parę dni. Zabejcowane i zabezpieczone olejowoskiem, efekt dobry + . Czy się opłacało - dla mnie tak, a córka będzie miała krzesło na kolejne 50 lub więcej lat Wszystko zależy czy ktoś ma jakieś pojęcie, narzędzia, miejsce, czas i co mu się podoba. Jedni biorą ze śmietnika jak popadnie i wstawiają do domu i jest super klimat.
To zresztą czytelnik szmeru, który uparcie odmawia założenia konta xD
Still on Ace Attorney trilogy. Might take a break before heading into the second trilogy, but I’m about halfway through the third game.
While I’d played the first and some of the second game before, third is entirely new to me. The second chapter was pretty funny, even if it kind of went on a little too long.
I burst out laughing several times at how ridiculous it all was (which is saying a lot considering how ridiculous the series is), but the double jeopardy line at the end was the icing on the cake.
Like, I absolutely should have seen that coming because it was far too easy and I knew something was strange because of how obvious it was. Yet, I still carried on until a realised “Wait, what the fuck? I’ve just been played like a woodwind at a symphony.”
DeLite is one of my new favourite characters. Unintentionally hilarious in the best way.
Ayy, I just played the first game for the time recently! I really enjoyed it. I’ve been meaning to continue, but I’ve been pretty busy. Would you say it’s worth playing more?
If you enjoyed the first one, then yeah, definitely worth a shot.
It’s basically more of the same, but with some added character development (Edgeworth in particular) and a bigger narrative arc going on in the background which starts after the first case in the second game.
The entire series is really good about balancing some more serious moments with over the top crazines as well, which I like.
There are two new game mechanics introduced in the second game, which some people like and some people find annoying. I don’t really mind, but it does occasionally result in a bit of backtracking.
Also, if you like domineering women with whips, the big prosecutor you go up against for most of the second game is more than happy to whip literally everyone in the courtroom (and out of it, really).
I’m interested in them mostly because my NES, SNES, Genesis and OG GameBoy all still work, and it would be nice to be able to still use my cartridges once they finally bite the dust. I got real lucky with the NES getting refurbished by Nintendo of America in the early 2000’s before they released the Wii and were still servicing all their old consoles.
So yeah, I’m curious about how functional they are, for sure.
You can also dump the carts to a micro SD card (as well as add your own ROMS if you want). I will say though, the games you dump are locked to the console. So it’s more for convenience of not having to load them again.
Anyway, I really like it and dumped all of my physical games to it.
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