What about Yume Nikki? The actual gameplay component is stupidly easy.
To me Yume Nikki is more of an art piece than a game, and there always seem to be new things to find.
At the risk of pissing you off, I am referring to a large-ish selection of Japanese "uber-hard" shmups that seem to exist for the sole perusal of a very specific kind of player.
There is nothing wrong with appealing to a niche audience but I'm of the fairly firm belief that a reasonable amount of practice should be enough for me to beat any game. Some of the more difficult shmups require weeks to months of practice, and I do consider that bad game design. Challenge is different from masochism (which, incidentally, "masochistic" as a buzzword has always bothered me).
You're probably referring to the likes of Dodonpachi and Ketsui. ^_^ In my opinion those games are very good, even if they are so hard that only the very best players can beat them.
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My internet connection is obnoxiously unstable right now
If it doesn't improve soon I might just go lay down and read or something
he's criticising the lyrics in a Zedd song and im sorry dude i think you have a fundamental misunderstanding of how electronic music works, even if yeah i agree it ain't all that hot
imma be blunt here Imagine Dragons is like the every definition of a manufactured, deliberately faceless band and the fact that this man thought Radioactive was a good song when compared to other, identical acts with less guitar-ing going on makes me think less of him.
imma be blunt here Imagine Dragons is like the every definition of a manufactured, deliberately faceless band and the fact that this man thought Radioactive was a good song when compared to other, identical acts with less guitar-ing going on makes me think less of him.
imma be blunt here Imagine Dragons is like the every definition of a manufactured, deliberately faceless band and the fact that this man thought Radioactive was a good song when compared to other, identical acts with less guitar-ing going on makes me think less of him.
I liked Radioactive too.
Actually Todd thought it was just okay.
Yeah, he said he didn't particularly care for Radioactive.
i'm not saying that liking imagine dragons is good/bad
im saying that he has a weird double standard going on because it seems, at least to me, that they are like the exact embodiment of that kinda inorganic pop music he claims to hate so much.
Which irks me. I've only ever gotten into one (Final Fantasy X) but that game is very important to me, and it seems like a good deal of its hatedom dislikes it basically because it was kind of cheesy and melodramatic. But you know? I kind of love it for that. I like it when a work can be sure of itself enough to be cheesy and melodramatic. The entire game felt very... sincere. None of the dramatic moments felt fake or like they weren't earned.
i'm not saying that liking imagine dragons is good/bad
im saying that he has a weird double standard going on because it seems, at least to me, that they are like the exact embodiment of that kinda inorganic pop music he claims to hate so much.
The only song by them he liked was It's Time (which he called cliche, but had enough heart to make it work), and he was more or less just surprised at how much of a dip in quality all their other popular songs were. He mentioned in another review that he only found Radioactive kinda-sorta okay.
i'm not saying that liking imagine dragons is good/bad
im saying that he has a weird double standard going on because it seems, at least to me, that they are like the exact embodiment of that kinda inorganic pop music he claims to hate so much.
The only song by them he liked was It's Time (which he called cliche, but had enough heart to make it work), and he was more or less just surprised at how much of a dip in quality all their other popular songs were. He mentioned in another review that he only found Radioactive kinda-sorta okay.
"kinda-sorta okay" is a big step up from "over the top cartoonish loathing" imo
Which irks me. I've only ever gotten into one (Final Fantasy X) but that game is very important to me, and it seems like a good deal of its hatedom dislikes it basically because it was kind of cheesy and melodramatic. But you know? I kind of love it for that. I like it when a work can be sure of itself enough to be cheesy and melodramatic. The entire game felt very... sincere. None of the dramatic moments felt fake or like they weren't earned.
I like that you articulated why you liked the game for the reasons that other people disliked it w/o invalidating their dislike (*sincere here btw*)
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If it doesn't improve soon I might just go lay down and read or something
I've played the demo and it's very entertaining and I enjoyed it a whole bunch. It's basically the game version of a lateral thinking puzzle.
Todd's running gag is that he's a pathetic loser no one really likes.
But now he's gotten successful, has a steady girlfriend, and is in his own place without roommates.
Naney you ruin fun.
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I know little about music or the industry, but the past few pages of this thread doesn't paint this as necessarily a bad thing in my opinion.
We need an old priest, and a miko.
the more things change...
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Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
I have resigned myself to this.
I also like (some) Imagine Dragons
Yahtzee apparently liked one of his videos one time, The Thing game.
We shall gather nice smells from around the world and have a device that allows you to smell them.
(insert "Rocks" here)