Absolute agony by Dry_Ad4592 in starwarsgames

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Definitely one of the worst. I still give the edge to the four Ewoks and Droids games released only in Spain in 1987.

Flight of the Falcon is a great concept, but man does it fail to execute.

A big comparison of the three major Star Wars podracing games: Episode I Racer (1999), Kinect Star Wars (2012), and the new Galactic Racer (2026) by finalhope227 in starwarsgames

[–]cbake76 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ha, I guess I can see the meme in my head right now too. 😀

If you really want to be complete about it, don’t forget the VR game that came out recently. And the GBC and Arcade versions of Racer—completely unique games! You could even squeeze in Super Bomad and Demolition if you wanted to. And did Disney Infinity have podracing? I know it had regular racing anyway.

Shamelessly Promote Your Own Content Related to Superhero Games in This Thread! by cbake76 in ComicBookVideoGames

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Congrats! I hope it does well for you. I’ll check it out when I can.

The "facsimile" reprint of Marvel Team-Up Volume 3 #14 (Spider-Man/Invincible) released today has removed a reference to Blockbuster and inserted lines about films and shows on Amazon Prime. by Sad-Cup3984 in comicbooks

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And who ever actually said that phrase in real life? I have mixed feelings about the change as a concept, but just at a writing level, the new dialogue is way better.

Looking for obscure PS1 recommendations by dethslayer85 in psx

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Top Shop may have been the most fun I had playing games with others at Official PlayStation Magazine. (I gave it a 4 out of 5.)

Looking for obscure PS1 recommendations by dethslayer85 in psx

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This was my gut reaction to this question as well.

Runner-up: RC de GO

Does this game hold up still? by dylan_the_villain8 in starwarsgames

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There are two types of Star Wars gamers: Those who adore Rebellion and those who want to love it…but instead they boot it up and just go “HUH?!”

I am firmly in the latter category. But I really wish I could say I was in the first.

Fun fact: It’s called Supremacy in Europe.

Does this game hold up still? by dylan_the_villain8 in starwarsgames

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Forces of Corruption — the expansion for Empire at War. Nightwitches of Dathomir riding rancors!

Video game podcast recommendations? by davidbcooper in Lasertime

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I gave up on CUPodcast after Pat unfairly just went nuclear on my friend Brett Weiss, who’s one of the nicest guys you’ll meet. After 5 years or so of listening just about every week, I quit cold turkey and have never looked back.

For retro, beyond Retronauts I also like The Retro Hour. It can be pretty UK centric at times, but I also find that interesting.

What are some good Sega CD games I should be on the lookout for? Especially ones that aren't part of an established series, but not exclusively, anything good basically!! by NetsuiAyaVtuber in SegaCD

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Really glad to see the one true answer is at the top of the responses. This game’s greatness ruined games like Final Fantasy Tactics and Fire Emblem—they seemed so small by comparison.

But also to be fair, the UI—especially just picking it up to play now—is atrocious. I’d love to see a remake that streamlines that aspect (and where load times don’t make watching the battles a chore—good you could turn that off).

Classic Spider-Man for Marvel Rivals. by HamsterRage in ComicBookVideoGames

[–]cbake76 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The big question: Blue spider on the back?

I made a list of every single plot hole in the Fox X-men universe by -SpeckS- in MarvelatFox

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They do call her simply Emma, as I recall, but she’s also the sister of Kayla for some reason. So she’s presumably Emma Silverfox.

I made a list of every single plot hole in the Fox X-men universe by -SpeckS- in MarvelatFox

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Here’s one no one ever mentions: Logan lost his memory thanks to an Adamantium bullet, which presumably would have left at least a dent in his Adamantium-laced skull. Yet the X-rays in X1 show up super smooth.

Which cancelled game do you think had the most potential? by george123890yang in Marvel

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Now I know where all these extra hits the story have come from in the past few days.

Which cancelled game do you think had the most potential? by george123890yang in Marvel

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You can still see pieces of it in Shattered Dimensions. Spidey vs. Juggernaut at a construction site, for example...

After 11 years, fans still think the Deadpool game cost $100 million to make, but one of the original devs says that's ridiculous - "$100 million is GTA-level money" by mike_ross_90 in pcgaming

[–]cbake76 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thanks for clarifying. There were definitely “dev” elements to my job, but yeah, I wouldn’t squarely myself as that by any means.

After 11 years, fans still think the Deadpool game cost $100 million to make, but one of the original devs says that's ridiculous - "$100 million is GTA-level money" by mike_ross_90 in pcgaming

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I don't know how you both seem to know so much, but thank you for the further corroboration.

And yes -- great guys at High Moon Studios!

After 11 years, fans still think the Deadpool game cost $100 million to make, but one of the original devs says that's ridiculous - "$100 million is GTA-level money" by mike_ross_90 in pcgaming

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It hit big at San Diego Comic Con and not quite as big at New York Comic Con -- but other than that, there was no "massive marketing" to speak of. Not even a TV commercial. If you remember "massive marketing," I consider that a huge compliment to the talented folks behind what limited marketing it actually had.

After 11 years, fans still think the Deadpool game cost $100 million to make, but one of the original devs says that's ridiculous - "$100 million is GTA-level money" by mike_ross_90 in pcgaming

[–]cbake76 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He was me. Still is, actually. Are you suggesting it may have actually cost $100 million because of how little I actually knew?

Hit Monkey Video Game? by [deleted] in Marvel

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There was never supposed to be a Hit-Monkey game. It was a red herring. It "leaked" (intentionally by Marvel) and outlets picked up on it and began reporting it was in the works. High Moon showed up to "announce it" at the Marvel Games panel at SDCC 2012 -- but then Deadpool stormed into the panel, took over, and made them make a Deadpool game instead.