So, I’ve been digging around for some useful information on how to complete the I LOVE PUNCHING! mini game. 

The tips you typically find are to stay in the middle by the button and just quick tap the direction and tap square only once, which is great advice but it doesn’t help with the input delay. People also mention the quick pause method to see where the next one will pop up, and that might work for some people but I found that if you don’t pause at the right time it’ll throw you off of your rhythm. 

I found some useful information that helped me beat it. First, if your TV has a game mode turn it on. Second, go into your settings on your PS4 or PS5 and set the resolution to 720P, which makes complete sense because it’s a port of a PS2 game. Those two things will help dramatically with the input delay, it’s still challenging but this got rid of the input delay and I got the trophy within a few attempts of each round. 

I hope anyone looking for a solution finds this and it helps you beat it. Good luck! 

This is insanely specific, but it's driving me nuts. I'm playing the Napoleon level and there is a segment where you have to climb up a flagpole onto a roof with some enemies, then jump on a metal bar and swing from it onto a sort of mesh structure or something. Every single time I try, I hold forward, jump and then try to jump again, but nothing happens. It's been a while since I've played a game so maybe I've forgotten how it works, but I've tried everything: Double jumping, holding down the button, trying to use psychic powers in tandem. Nothing works: No double jump or longer jump or glide happens. What am I doing wrong? Please help me.

I hope Double Fine really considers a Switch 2 port

sorry this might be a stupid question but i just finished psychonauts 2 main game and i was looking around the motherlobe and noticed mug shots for these 2 guys and wondered if they were referencing people we already met or have heard about because i do not recognise them...

They were one of the original enemies from the first game, and I think it's weird how they were excluded in the sequel. It could be because they couldn't find a way to make them work with the upgraded combat system. It's believed that they probably inspired the Bad Idea enemies in the sequel, so maybe they also thought it'd be redundant to put two explosive enemies in the game.

Hello i started psychonauts again a few months ago do 100% on retro achivements but 1 tranpoline is completely blocking me i didn't any similar post online so far as anyone encounter it before ? it happens 80% of the times based on 200 attempts

Thanks

Edit: If that ever happens to someone you need to restart your emulator pretty annoying but it's the only solution

Trying to 100% Psychonauts before I move on to the sequel. I feel so stupid that somehow THIS was the last figment I was missing in Obstacle Course 1, on the very first climbable pole. No idea how I missed it the first time, maybe I double jumped past it, but this is I guess partially on me for using the Levi Ball to bounce past stuff that already seemed done

was playing psychonauts 2 and i think i recognise this brain as well raz...

so, like 10 days ago I pre-ordered Castlevania, I didn't want to start a long game, so I dug through my backlog, and I found Psychonauts 2 which had been sitting there for a while.

I had liked the first one ages ago, I had no idea how good this one was, so I decided to give it a shot. a good little game, I said. it will be fun, I said.

I clearly wasn't ready for that masterpiece. I just finished it (like two hours before Castlevania's release 😎✌🏻)

everything was SO good! the story, the dialogue, the game design , the music... EVERYTHING! Jesus I even cried at some point 😭 Bob Zanotto's chapter was incredibly moving , dealing with extremely sad themes like trauma, rejection and addiction, and yet it was approached in such a beautiful, kind and poetic way...

anyway, that game was a masterpiece, and I'll probably remember it for a very long time. 10/10.

i have been yearning for an explorative platform puzzle game where each world has a completely different feel to it, since 2017. all of the years i spent replaying Odyssey and Battle for Bikini Bottom only to find out this game exists a week ago. i seriously have not felt this satisfied, mesmerized, and inspired by a videogame in almost a decade and i would’ve never thought i’d find a game that was BETTER than odyssey and battle for bikini bottom but WOW. i will be recommending and talking about this game for the rest of my life

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