General Gaming Chat

[R-Troop]

Multiversus I recall. Thought he was talking about a DC specific one or something.

Shame about regular Multiversus. Would have been great to get Kenny Omega in it.

 

[Butters]

Multiversus I recall. Thought he was talking about a DC specific one or something.

Shame about regular Multiversus. Would have been great to get Kenny Omega in it.

yeah i was thinking it was DC only but it was actually WB.

 

[Y2Jayne]

What an absolute mess

Ubisoft Desperately Tells Players They Can Skip Playing as Black Samurai Yasuke “For Any Reason” in Assassin’s Creed Shadows

Ubisoft told players that they could skip playing as either of the two protagonists in Assassin's Creed Shadows, including Yasuke.

thatparkplace.com

 

[Barry Poppins]

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-02-21/netease-s-billionaire-ceo-slashes-jobs-and-games-in-profit-push

 

[Barry Poppins]

 

[Barry Poppins]

Ahem.

 

[Deadd2009]

Fable Delayed To 2026, New Gameplay Shown Off

The new update comes from the official Xbox podcast.

www.gamespot.com

 

[Butters]

My character in the new oblivion remaster. just bought this dirty old shack

 

[Loochblade]

My character in the new oblivion remaster. just bought this dirty old shack

I see you modelled your character after Dirty Dom... nice choice

 

[Butters]

The legend

 

[Loochblade]

Did you know... Rare developed 11 games (and ported 5), which all came out in 1989 for the NES and just like with other "studios" back then, the range of those games is just off the charts.

I mean, would you think one and the same company made the second WWF video game in history, John Elway's Quarterback, two Sesame Street games, ported Marble Madness and Silent Service to the NES, a Hollywood Squares game, Ironsword: Wizards & Warriors II, a tarot reading "game" called Taboo: The Sixth Sense AND LJN's Who Framed Roger Rabbit and all of them came out the same year?

 

[Chris]

I went to the national video game museum in Frisco, Texas yesterday. It was pretty cool, had a lot of playable things and physical versions of like every console ever, even a Virtual Boy you could play a Wario game on. The wall of historical controllers especially was super nostalgic for me. They even had semi-usable versions of 70s and 80s computers, I tried playing Oregon trail on a glitchy Apple II lol it ended with an arcade room with all the hits. We played some Galaga, Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and Frogger. Gift shop kinda sucked, only complaint. I thought they'd have cooler stuff but oh well, didn't spend anymkre money

 

[Chris]

Oh I should also mention the funniest display, a wall on the early 80s crash highlighting Atari's failures, complete with a clearance bin of some random af games they made lmao

 

[Loochblade]

I went to the national video game museum in Frisco, Texas yesterday. It was pretty cool, had a lot of playable things and physical versions of like every console ever, even a Virtual Boy you could play a Wario game on. The wall of historical controllers especially was super nostalgic for me. They even had semi-usable versions of 70s and 80s computers, I tried playing Oregon trail on a glitchy Apple II lol it ended with an arcade room with all the hits. We played some Galaga, Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and Frogger. Gift shop kinda sucked, only complaint. I thought they'd have cooler stuff but oh well, didn't spend anymkre money

Ooo... that's awesome

Of course they put the Wario Land game on display for the Virtual Boy... it's by far the best game the system had to offer

 

[Chris]

Ooo... that's awesome

Of course they put the Wario Land game on display for the Virtual Boy... it's by far the best game the system had to offer

It was fun, I've always known about the virtual boy but playing one is a different experience. I'm glad I was a few years younger so my mom didn't waste money on one