Romination

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Enjoy. There's already a good amount on here.@Kerned said:

Should I play Pushmo before I play this? Does it matter?

You'll miss out on a lot of the necessary story if you don't play the first. Recurring characters, of which there are surprisingly many...

They call me "Romination" and you can hit me up.

@OldManLollipop said:

Guess I won't be known as 0000-0000-0069 anymore. :(

You will be to me...

@Serpentenema said:

@Romination said:

Sounds like Hotline Miami succeeds at doing what Manhunt wanted to do.

The last time I played manhunt I was like 12 and used a game shark to beat it. Was that the underlining theme of the game? I remember it was Brian Cox putting you in places to murder dudes and you fought a pig dude and you chainsaw pigsy and Brian Cox.

It's what I understood it to be- a game that uses grotesque violence in a sadistic setting, giving the framing of a voyeur creating a snuff film, to really make you stop and think about all the horrible violence you're doing to someone in a game. Shit got GROSS. Even the fact that you're just watching your character do it through a hidden camera as someone else begs for their life was a way to suggest that maybe Cox wasn't the only creepy, sadist voyeur.

Sounds like Hotline Miami succeeds at doing what Manhunt wanted to do.

I didn't even know that the site hadn't launched. Silly me!

So I thought the point was to kind of highlight their favorite, somewhat forgotten games. Like, you know, Target Earth. This doesn't seem like something that suggestions would really help- I mean, would watching them play though, I dunno, the original Metroid wouldn't help us glean anything interesting from it, but the ones he's shown so far are cool old, kind of forgotten, games.

@papercut said:

The Suffering?

I second this one just because I've never seen the gameplay of this one and I'm just curious about how it actually is.

I'd LIKE to suggest the RE1 remake on the Gamecube, but let's be serious- it's a Resident Evil game, I don't know how jazzed he'd really be to play it.

The "figure it out" aspect. I know that tutorials are there for a reason, but I kind of miss being in a world and just knowing that you're going to have to figure it out. There was a great post on Gamasutra about how Super Metroid leaves you to figure out the game, but smartly guides you to understand what's going on.

http://virt.bandcamp.com/album/double-dragon-neon

Soundtrack link, should anyone be interested.