Empire Of Sight

I always remember as a kid, Frogger was that one game I used to love to play and see how far I could get through the different levels. I would spend hours on the game when I first started to play it and my parents would have to pull me away from it. 
Did you play Frogger? Was it a game that you found addicting? Do you still play it now? 

This is amazing and you should be very proud to have been able to launch a game that you have been working on for so long 🙂
It's not something I am into myself but I do know that it is a genre that many people do enjoy 🙂

Congratulations!!! That looks like a solid game.

This Web3, NFT stuff is just not something I'm interested in I'm afraid, but congratulations on this launch and the very best of luck with your game.

Hi guys!

It's been almost 2 years since I first started working on my MMORPG and I've finally launched it! I remember the last time I had free time to be active I loved being here haha so figured I would update all the friends I made here that I had finished it!

Empire of Sight has been a journey but is a first of its kind!

Tell me what you think ❤️
 


https://youtube.com/shorts/5r8UZP1zvJU


https://twitter.com/EmpireOfSight

https://www.empireofsight.com/

Can't say I've played any of these, with the exception of her mention of the NES version TMNT. But I've heard about several of them, mostly from the Nerd. Especially Cheetahman and the Action 52 cart.
 
 

Vice city was also one of my favorites I would sit for a really long timr playing this game on my PS 2 console.

That's the problem I have with porn. The positions among other things, are something women don't do outside of porn. I don't know a single woman who actually enjoys the pile driver position. No blood flow = no orgasm. And no woman I know likes having a guy cum all over her face. I've also never met a woman willing to take a guy at both ends at the same time. And not all women are bi or lesbian, so don't expect us to all eat another woman. Also, anal is not common.
I'm not attacking porn as a whole. I've enjoyed adult entertainment from time to time. But the positions and stamina it takes to keep going are things that an injury can put you out for years to come, or even retire you. If she's having a rod put in her back, I'm sure she is going to have to look for another profession. You have to be flexible in ways that a rod in the back would keep you from doing. She's probably having to look at office jobs now.

lol? You're acting like I was attacking her... Shes injured and will clearly have that profession affected do to her injuries so that lost income would most likely be included in any lawsuit taken or compensation given to her.
 
I could care less if she's a hooker or a pornstar its her life XD
 
P.S never watched her videos either but it was just apart of an article about her so thats why I commented on it.. especially since its apart of her revenue streams.. and as a pornstar you doooo use your body / back quiet abit I would imagine..

Where did you see that?

I'm not exactly sure why @Empire Of Sight felt it was necessary to bring it up, but having looked into it when I first saw that post yesterday it is apparently true. Obviously there will be no sharing of her work here on VGR and I haven't watched any of it myself (I only checked her bio), but anyone who is of legal age and is curious enough the internet is your oyster.
 
Like I implied when I questioned why @Empire Of Sight brought it up in the first place, the fact she's an adult entertainer isn't important here and I personally don't judge her any differently. Right here and right now she's a human being who had an unfortunate and painful accident.

So a lawyer would need to prove that this contraception was improperly designed and did not contain sufficient foam blocks for padding? Is Twitchcon culpable or is the vendor who brought this in culpable? Btw, I've see these devices at gymnasiums and birthday parties all the time, I've never been interested in trying.

She definitely has a lawsuit. They didn't include enough padding and a soft one that would support human weight. Their negligence caused the woman's injury, so tehy're entirely responsible for her having a rod put into her back. That's not a cheap procedure. It's insanely expensive. So her medical bills, pain and suffering, and possible work loss should be awarded to her alongside punitive damages.

Yeah I heard a streamer broke her back on that gladiator pit thing. You can see that below. 
Wonder if she has a potential lawsuit for this. Because I imagine they expect the pit to support them, and it seems as if they didn't include enough space for the padding. Now this young woman needs a meter rod in her back. 

Excatly what I did.
I came. I saw. I went to bed.

So I found a video on the false reporting on a supposed Nyquil chicken thread and wanted to share it.
 

Ironically, I only played ROM-hacks to decrease the difficulty of a certain franchise: Pokémon. All Pokémon readily available on a single version without trading, easy IV/Egg Move-breeding and EV-edit.
I've also played Pokémon: Ash Gray that was a really cool hack that faithfully adapted the entire plot of the Indigo Stadium saga from the first season of the anime. It's far faithful than Pokémon Yellow, right down to reenacting entire scenes from the anime. Such a great tribute for fans who grew up with the anime. Unfortunately, it never got finished past the Orange Islands, but thankfully, it was completed till the point where you revitalize Charizard the way Ash did to win his trust.
There were also a few other Pokémon hacks I played for the interesting story, such as the Pokémon Adventures hacks that finally brought the far superior story of the manga to the games. I don't think those were completed either, which is a shame, because I could see them as successful JRPGs of their own with the unique and emotional storylines.

Does anyone else play any fan made games and ROM-hacks? I have 3 that I play. All are Zelda games and on the SNES.
Zelda: Parallel Worlds
Zelda: Goddess Of Wisdom
Zelda: Ancient Stone Tablets
Goddess Of Wisdom is so far beyond hard. I've never seen a game like it. I honestly believe that whoever created it never intended for it to be beaten. Considering that to even hit some of the bosses you're required to use a spin attack. Regular sword slashes do literally nothing. Some enemies can only be hurt by things like arrows. The bosses from Link To The Past are now used as mini bosses in the dungeons. I've been playing it for over two years, and I've only made it to the third temple. I haven't beaten it yet. I can't get through it because Vitreous is a mini boss in the third room as you enter, and the bastard is impossible to fight, let alone beat. The little eyes are now on steroids. They come at you so fast and are so strong you don't really have any time to attack.
Those are the only fan made games, AKA ROM-hacks that I have. They're fun-ish. The fact that they are so damn hard takes away a good chunk of the fun. Don't get me wrong, I love a challenge. But this one is at the level of cruel with it's difficulty. You think Dark Souls was hard? It's a cake walk compared to this. And GoW isn't even the hardest one of the 3. That one reportedly goes to Parallel Worlds. I have yet to try that one, mainly because I'm already stuck in GoW. I want to at least beat the third temple before I try one of the others.

Nominations due in 2 hours.

Another thing, is a mental game. All too often, people think that price equals quality. If one game is $30, and another game is $70, they think the $70 game is better than the $30 game. That's not true at all. Maybe the $70 is more popular, but the $30 game is hands down better in the eyes of the gaming community. Still they go for the most expensive because they trust the developers, when we all know is a fools errand.
It's ignorance, gullibility, stupidity, and being easily manipulated, all rolled into one gamer. And it's done over and over and over again.

The only thing that Skyrim on Switch had going for it was the fact that you could play it on the go as a portable version of the game, and the most critical word in that sentence was "had", as in past tense. With the emergence of portable gaming PC's like the Aya Neo and the Steam Deck, these ports on Switch don't really have that going for them anymore. So somebody at Nintendo and/or Bethesda thought it would be great idea to make the Switch port even less appealing than it already was by jacking up the price? 
 

Well here's some Nintendo Switch related bullshit to brighten up your day:
 
https://kotaku.com/elder-scrolls-skyrim-nintendo-switch-anniversary-1849599263
 
In case your not aware the Anniversary Edition of Skyrim is basically the same as the Special Edition except it's got The Creation Club content included.  Creation Club is where you go to pay money for user created mods instead of going to Nexus Mods to get far superior content for free because.... your a jackass. The Anniversary Edition is something like £15/$20 upgrade or £43/$50 full purchase on PC Steam for this over a decade old game and it's almost universally agreed by Stream users that this clearly not worth it.  Yet not only is it $70 on the Nintendo Switch, as as I can tell there's no option to upgrade either!  It's the full whack $69.99 even if you own the Special Edition already.
 
I genuinely don't understand how Nintendo keep getting away with charging such a premium which has happened multiple times.  Why are games so expensive on the Switch when in many cases the ports are inferior?  This is ridiculous.

I would like to nominate a monkey.

It's not bad at all but they are dragging out the final season now which makes it very tedious. Most people know how the story will end so just end it already.

I'm nominating @Kane99, his contributions to the forum has been both substantial and of very high quality.