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Playdate, the most exciting device in indie gaming, is also the most depressing: The recently announced system shows that indie games can be just as myopic and male-centered as the medium’s mainstream
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Full list of Sega Genesis/Mega Drive Mini games announced
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Rare Dreamcast-powered SEGA Fish Life preserved and released by Musée Bolo
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Playdate. A new handheld gaming system.
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Switch's 'boost mode' tested: What is it and how does it work?
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The story of XBAND - The 16-bit multiplayer network for Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis
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Capcom Home Arcade - A "classic console" in the form of an arcade stick, with sixteen Capcom arcade games
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What to expect from Sony's next-gen PlayStation
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Favorite homebrew console applications/games
What is your favorite homebrew console application/game? A really cool thing I saw recently was someone moved the dsi version of flipnote to a 3ds and connected it to an unofficial server to...
What is your favorite homebrew console application/game? A really cool thing I saw recently was someone moved the dsi version of flipnote to a 3ds and connected it to an unofficial server to continue using it like when the servers were still online. Another cool thing was DS linux, I never managed to get it working but as part of the install process it removed the health and safety warning screen which is kinda neat.
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A user on the /r/NintendoSwitch subreddit: "I disassembled a Joycon stick to shed some light on why drifting occurs"
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Two upcoming Nintendo Switch models inspired by 3DS's split evolution, sources say
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PS5 leak exposes laziness in PC tech channels
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Anthem players say the game is shutting down and even sometimes bricking their PS4s
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Nikkei: Smaller Switch due out in 2019
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What happened to the Queen's golden Wii?
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Let's talk Soulsborne
I spent most of 2018 exploring the Soulsborne games (Demon's Souls, Dark Souls I (no longer for sale, thanks to the Remaster), II, III, and Bloodborne) and wanted to know all of your thoughts on...
I spent most of 2018 exploring the Soulsborne games (Demon's Souls, Dark Souls I (no longer for sale, thanks to the Remaster), II, III, and Bloodborne) and wanted to know all of your thoughts on them. Like them? Hate them? Want to try them? Favorite and least favorite?
From Software is probably my favorite game dev studio now. I want to say I adore all of the games, but I haven't tried Demon's Souls or Dark Souls II... yet. Bloodborne is my favorite out of the collection (or what I've played of it) because of the familiar but much faster-paced gameplay, with higher risk meeting higher reward. Not to mention they didn't put Ornstein and/or his armor in it.
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Lost NES version of SimCity emerges after twenty-seven years
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The forgotten Nintendo tech that makes GameCube HDMI possible
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Sega Dreamcast at twenty: The futuristic games console that came too soon
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Sony is using the open-source emulator PCSX ReARMed for the PlayStation Classic
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The PlayStation 4 fails at handling text strings; can be bricked by receiving messages.
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Introducing PlayStation Classic, with twenty pre-loaded games - available for $100 USD on December 3
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Polymega launch trailer
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Announcements and trailers from Sony's PlayStation Lineup Tour event in Japan today
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How music was made on Super Nintendo
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Where are my fellow rhythm gamers hiding?
From the old-school Beatmania and Dance Dance Revolution, to the widely popular Guitar Hero and Rock Band, to more recent additions like Crypt of the NecroDancer, and Thumper, I've been a fan of...
From the old-school Beatmania and Dance Dance Revolution, to the widely popular Guitar Hero and Rock Band, to more recent additions like Crypt of the NecroDancer, and Thumper, I've been a fan of rhythm games for years. Hopefully a lot of you out there feel the same way, and we can share and discuss our favorite games in this post.
I think it might be a good idea to keep top level posts about single games (or game series / similar games, i.e. Dance Dance Revolution, Pump It Up, and In The Groove can all be one topic, Guitar Hero, and Rock Band can be one topic, etc.), so they can be discussed in that thread specifically to try and keep the discussion organized. This post should work until there's enough of us to make a ~games.rhythm sub-tilde.
I'll make a couple topic posts below to get things started, but feel free to add your own for any games you want to discuss as well. If you do make a top level post, please provide a brief description of the game for those unfamiliar with it.
Edit: I updated my post to read ~games.rhythm above, as I originally posted in ~hobbies. Deimos has now moved it to where it should have been. Cheers!
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Bethesda blocks resale of used game: Legal move could have far-reaching consequences for used game sales
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How do you pronounce "NES"? Nintendo throws a wrench in the debate
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The GameCube controller’s A button subtly taught us how to play
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What is the best casual game console?
The back story is that I’m currently deciding whether to get a PS4 or a Nintendo Switch. But instead of just a “what’s your fave” thread I want to take this opportunity to turn it into a proper...
The back story is that I’m currently deciding whether to get a PS4 or a Nintendo Switch.
But instead of just a “what’s your fave” thread I want to take this opportunity to turn it into a proper discussion which console you think is filling the casual gamer needs better, why and how.
Including the gamesNow, my personal feeling – and I never owned a game console before myself, but have gamed on the PC before – it seems to me like Nintendo is trying to cater to the casual gamer who wants to wind down and perhaps play some fun games with friends during a party. While Sony and Microsoft seem to me to aim more at gamers who want a more immersive experience and play either alone or if with others in a more competitive/rival way.
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Dark Souls Remastered tested on all consoles - and only one locks to 60fps
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Next PlayStation is three years off, Sony says
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Hackers find "official," usable PSP emulator hidden in PS4's PaRappa
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Nintendo launching paid online service for the Switch
6 votes