Late To The Beard Party
@beardparty
40+yo gamer, small time Twitch Streamer and general odd personage.
Exile for the BBC Micro, I was 7 when this released, the lack of music and the creepy sounds made it too scary for me to play at the time.
Steam won't let me ignore a developer who uses AI because, I'm already ignoring 100 of the fuckers?
Give me a single image from a film that immediately makes you hear the song from the soundtrack in your head..
Post a perfect album from the 90s that isn't Nirvana, Pearl Jam or Alice in Chains.
I'm gonna say the final boss of MVC2, called Abyss, that thing was bigger tha the entire screen!
Unlike the first game, you CAN get all achievements in #DeathStranding2 on your first run, and it doesn't have to be one of the higer difficulty settings, only took 160 hours, but it's one more 100% for my meagre collection.
So what this ultimately means is, I'll lose access to features I've never used and will never use...
I'm not a fan of sports games, mostly due to how they keep just re-releasing the same game every year at full price with little to no further development. But one sports game I thoroughly enjoyed growing up was Cyberball on the Mega Drive.
I'VE DONE IT, I'VE FUCKING BEATING THE FUCKING BASTARD!!!!!
Four video game characters that are extremely important to me: Blaze Fielding (Streets of Rage 1991) Azel (Panzer Dragoon Saga 1998) Bastila Shan (Star Wars KOTOR 2003) Emma Honeywell (The Last Remnant 2008)
Another one that did that to me was 'Suchi-Pai Adventure: The Throbbing Nightmare', though from what I understand, that one lives up to what the title insinuates.
A character who needs their own game: If you don't know who Emma Honeywell is, you missed out on one of my favourite game characters of all time!