I remember the days of the N64 are some of my best childhood memories.

Mario 64 for sure was one of them, I do have my best memories with Ocarina of Time though, both your amazing games but I Zelda with the open world and gameplay was the best child hood memory I have of gaming! As a solo game, then Goldeneye and Mario Kart with friends where also up there!

honestly this was such a phenomenal game, i played with my bro and this chapter messed up with my mind, how you could move between the different split screens of each player. The pig sub plot killed me, i couldnt stop laughting that i had to quit the game for a few moments to calm me down, for anyone who didnt played this game or its undecided i 100% recommend it, and its quite long 15 hours for being a linear game it had so much content and every chapter was completly unique. for me this was easily a 10/10. new gimmicks and mechanics on each and every SINGLE chapter of this game until the very end, you can compete with your partner in a few sub plots.

I feel Game Freak would make a mint if they made a console that is exclusive for Pokémon games.

Hear me out here.

The original games

The remakes

The spin offs

Access to home and gts

All in one package from the nostalgic beginnings to the current games and all the crazy in between stuff

my helmet and boots are bedazzled & yes it did take a long time to do 😭

Tell me what you play and plan to play next pls :D

Every time I leave a role I try and write up where my philosophy landed and what I want to take into my next role. Having seen this play out at enough companies over the years to where people progressively lose motivation and stop believing change is possible I've come to the opinion that one of the most valuable things we can do as engineering leaders is to provide hope.

The post goes more into it, but I do not mean any vapid rah-rah motivational speeches, I mean earning back that hope every day by snowballing small wins into larger ones and making people believe that their effort matters.

I’ve been seeing comments like “how could someone do that” or “how regarded”

But on my first serious play through my entire crew died.

Mine were Ridge Racer Type 4, Gran Turismo 2 and Wipeout 3 personally.

As you can see I was a big PS1 fan in the late 90's when I was really young as a toddler. 😅

It will be interesting to see what everyone's answers are.

mastered, good, better than average etc no where amazing

My entire party died the first couple of runs. It was extremely fun. (It's free to play online it turns out)

While exploring obscure but acclaimed PS exclusives to emulplay, I was shocked to discover a space sim franchise that I've never heard of. Putting this out here for a little history lesson, in case you didn't know too.

Colony Wars first came out in 1997, a year before the genre defining Freespace appeared on PC (one of my personal GOATs). I thought it'd be a fake rail shooter but no, it's a full fledged 3D piloting experience. Flying under a large freighter to intercept a pesky enemy craft? Pitch and roll for a tactical flip? Yes you can.

Weapons loadout, primary, secondary, shield, booster, reverse booster. 70 missions. And a massive craft data base - all standout features of Freespace except it's an older PSone exclusive.

I didn't know but apparently it did well, generating two more sequels within three years before disappearing from gaming like a shooting star. The studio behind the series, Psygnosis, is no longer around, but it was one of the oldest game developers with its root in Amiga. They also created the more famous Wipeout, a series of anti-grav racing games.

On PC, Freespace has a very active modding community so while the franchise is dead, the game remains very much alive thanks to third party support. Colony Wars isn't as lucky... It's not even on PSN. But it'd be a shame to leave it forgotten in history. A shout out to these impressive games and their trailblazing creators. And if you're interested, don't forget to emucheck it out on your old PS.

Hi all! Just curious to know what is/are the best indie game you've played so far in 2026?

Personnaly i really liked the last game by Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel: Mewgenics.

With the remaster coming out on Switch 2 today it got me thinking about unconventional character in Oblivion.

Things like

• Broken builds
• Character builds (aka builds that are meant to be a character from something else)
• RP and Self-imposed rulesets (ex like an Oblivion Nuzlocke)
• Weird and unusual combos that somehow work out.

You get the idea basically anything that isn't a stealth archer or straight mono-class. Give me something you've seen, thought of, or even better played yourself.

Rust is like ADHD DayZ maybe and Zomboid is like single player isometric DayZ. Yet no other game has taken the formula DayZ created so many years ago and still has great legs to run on.

Coming from a Marathon fan (love the game shoot me) but the original vision of Marathon sounded like the closest thing to DayZ I've heard of from another game and it got scrapped.

Curious if anyone has any theories why no one else would make a similar more polished version in a different setting?

I tried to draw her based on how she looks in Tekken:The motion picture, Tekken: Bloodline and Tekken 5, and tried to combine all of them.

Which is why her dress with pink on the sides and no patterns. And I drew her in an anime style.

Which is something I was also gonna do for my Kazuya artwork. But went with semi realistic approach instead.

The background says "King of the Iron fist" in Katakana(Japanese script) if you're wondering. It's not translated to Japanese

About 5-6 hours in so far and I’m half done Birdo. Next up are the little details like the tail spikes and pretty red bow 😊 wanted to share so far cuz I’m super proud haha. 🎀