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Niji no Palette from Macross Digital Mission VF-X for PSX

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Star Maze from Super Mario Land 2: The Six Golden Coins

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They are okay, I know there are people who go ape shit on collecting them. I have some mainly from shows I like or in a couple cases were given to me thanks to what ever loot box thing i was subscribed to. My wife has a bunch (most of them I got her) of horror movie monsters she likes that sit on top of our DVD selves.

It was funny when I got Scrooge McDuck from a Gamestop. The clerk was trying to get me to buy one of those plastic cases to keep the box looking good. I shocked them by saying I wasnt keeping it in the box, that it was going to sit on my shelf. The clerk looked like I told him I was going to melt it down for what ever.

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OPERATION: DEEP WEB SHUT OFF

TARGET: Stephen Devroe Piel

BACKGROUND: Mr. Piel is a man who came into his money during the tech boom in the early 00's. He was able to avoid to net bubble burst and had his hand in several very lucrative business. Recently it seems that Mr. Piel has not only embraced the new "bit coin" boom but also has his hand in some Deep Web sites that aren't considered on the up and up. He runs a special server farm that host everything from a silk road alternative, human trafficking and other things the deep web is known for. Piel has been under investigation by the FBI, CIA, Homeland Security, Interpol and other world wide law enforcement agencies but thanks to his ability to exploit loopholes and the army of powerful lawyers under his disposal he has been able to escape jail and still running these servers with no sign of stopping... that's where you come in Agent 47.

Piel is throwing a massive party in his mansion to celebrate what he is calling a "victory for free speech" as he has once again beaten the law. We secured a invite for you. Some things to consider:

1) Piel has something of a bad heart. He likes to party but is very careful as to what he drinks. He also isnt too fond of extreme surprises and often plans everything very carefully.

2) The island the mansion sits on is man made, sitting on top of a massive steel anchor our research shows that maybe some time has passed since the anchor had been maintained. It would be a shame if say a large explosion in the power generators blew out the side of the wall, causing the whole place to break apart and sink into international waters.

The client would like for Piel's death and the shut down of the servers to seem more accidental as to not get people thinking this was a government hit.

MAP: Piel has a mansion on a small island on the west coast of the US that is skirting the border between international waters and US. The island is artificially made, with the mansion above a larger "underground" area running the servers and a series of power generators. The mission has two parts. 1) destroy the servers, shutting down the series of deep web sites that the various law groups couldnt take down and 2) Kill Piel.

KILLS:

Sink the island. This is a bit lazy and you would be killing a number of staff and party goers but placing explosives on the power generators and getting to the exit before the timer hits zero you get a cut scene of the explosions and the massive island sinking like the titanic!

Have you tried turning it off and back on again?: Set up a small emp device on the severs to shut down the system. Dressing yourself as a staff member you call Piel down to see if he can help fix the system. as he tries to flip the power breakers he electrocutes himself, killing him and his servers.

Have a closer look at the trash your hosting!: Smash Piel's head though the old CRT monitor he has in his office.

Exposed to the world: During the party while he makes his speech in front of some large video monitors you take control of the presentation behind him, logging into one of the vile sites he is hosting and profiting off of. As he is exposed as the monster he is, his weak heart (the poison you put in his drink before the speech) gives out, killing him on stage.

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There were several people in this thread talking about how some of these games have an "adult" patch you can download from developers site and what not and how those should be taken down. My question is this:

Whats the difference between an official patch from the developers and some "nude" mode from some modding forum?

There were many times when I use to look for skins for CS or other FPS games and of course you run into a hundred different "nude girl commando" skins or what not. There will always be people modding or looking for uncensored patches. Steam screwed up and should have just spoke with the developers of these games, make sure the versions being sold on Steam were the edited versions and go after the real threats to their store (scam games, assets thieves).

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EA: Tries to explain that loot boxes arent gambling, tries to show their new version of loot boxes (maybe under a new name) they get called out on and it is dropped... for now

Bethesda: Skyrim... NOW ON TI-81 GRAPHING CALCULATOR *with full Creation Club support

Sony: Last of Us 2, PS5 hints, new Uncharted, Trap Gunner HD remake, hint of PSN username change, return of Kevin Butler!

Microsoft: tries to announce some games with a vague "Exclusive to Xbox" tag but those companies have to clarify thats it is only a timed exclusive/a mistake. Another Halo, another Gears of War, bragging about how powerful their system update was but wont say sales figures, announce some price drops

Nintendo: Smash Bros, Bayonetta 3, Mario stuff, Zelda stuff, a new version of Switch that was already planed... not trying to cut off the whole "processor cant be patched so system can be hacked to play bootlegs", announcements of old gen games for sale but not under a "virtual console" tag

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SYSTEMS I OWNED

ATARI: Pitfall

NES: Batman

GENESIS: Streets of Rage 2

PS1: Tie - MGS1/Resident Evil series

DREAMCAST: Capcom vs SNK

PS2: GTA series

PS3: Valkyria Chronicles

PS4: (TBD)

XBOX: Metal Wolf Chaos

WII: Smash bros

WII U: Zelda: Breath of the Wild

GAMEBOY: Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins

GBA: Advanced Wars

DS: Ace Attorney series

3DS: Project X Zone

PSP: Valkyria Chronicles 2

VITA: Uncharted: Golden Abyss

PC: Civilization series

Systems I own but havent played much on

SNES: Zelda: Link to the Past

SATURN: Scud

360: Bully

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It seems like Valve is picking the wrong battles. There are thousands of shit games that are asset theft money grabs and odd Russian trading card scam generators that Valve is slow to act on. More people are complaining about these things than any maybe hentai game but its like the powers that be don't want to put in the work to go after the main threat to their store front. Yeah they might get rid of one or two devs who fake reviews or have been proven to be scammers and thieves but it seems like they are few and far in between that them deciding "anime girl might be hentai" just makes the company look stupid.

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The Penitent One from Blasphemous.

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Miriam from Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night

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Myself it was a mix of word of mouth from trusted friends (none of that "my uncle works at [place game company here]" bullshit) and the various video game magazines that were out at the time. Later on (mainly the PS1 days) when strategy guides were becoming more of a thing I would pick those up for longer games (rpgs and what not)

There were a couple times I just found them on my own, like the secret pong game in I think MK3 or UMK3 for sega (play like a hundred rounds of 2 player mode and it pops up)