The Blackangel

I'm in. I love psychological thrillers.

I got 5/12. It's been years since I saw an episode of the show.

That's just the NES, SNES, and N64 games. I don't have any of my PlayStation games down there or any of my Xbox games down there. I don't have my Sega, Atari, or Game Boy games down there. I know one bin says Game Boy on it, but that's just accessories. All my Switch games are in a case, most of which are DDL's. As a matter of fact I have 116 DDL's on my Switch. But I have in total over 1000 games in my collection, spanning several systems. Some that are somewhat rare like Ducktales 2 and TMNT Tournament Fighters on NES. I also have Secret Of Mana on SNES. I'm saving what up and plan on getting a quality authentic copy of Little Samson when I can afford it. If I ever decide I want to play it, I'll get a repro. It's been steadily growing over the last 20 or so years. But needless to say, my collection is enormous.

I remember that one. The cinematic scenes that you were supposed to take your shot at were atrocious. Deer Hunter was better, and it was full on animation. One game that was really fun was Deer Avenger. That one was absolutely hilarious.

I've considered finding some kind of tutor, to get me started. I'm not particularly bad at math in general, but things like calculus and trigonometry is where I'll need help. Hell, even algebra I would need help. I have however found an astronomy club here in my town, so I'm going that route for now.

I'll admit I'm not a fan of number 6 for obvious reasons, but number one just confuses the shit out of me.

And I thought the Stupids were just movie characters. My brain hurts.

When I'm at a loss for words, there's something I've said for a long time: Good for you or fuck you, whichever you prefer. The chair is a pain in the ass (sometimes literally) but it's life. Luckily it's a power chair, so I don't have to try to find strength that I don't have to get around. The only downside is that if it's raining or snowing, then I'm locked in the house. If this thing gets wet, the controls will be destroyed and it becomes a several thousand dollar lawn decoration. So to clean the wheels and whatnot, I have to use compressed air. Which means I had to buy a small air compressor. Sucks.

Maybe not everything I need to know. If you can tell me what purpose those fucking fertility statues serve, then you know more about the damn game than I do.

Yeah, but I was part of a crew that created games for various systems. We never really made a profit, we just did it to have something different to play. I was the one termed "thinker" because they loved the shit I was able to think up. This twisted mind in my head can come up with shit like no one else. If you think Poop Slinger is a twisted game, you haven't seen anything yet. And YES Poop Slinger is a real game. I know it's on PS4, but I don't know if it's on any other systems.

The reason it's so hard to find one right now pretty much comes down to Covid. The pandemic hit everything so hard, that there is a microchip shortage, so they are only able to make a few at a time. Far less than normal, so the supply is scarce. You have to be fast and have the money ready to get one. The PS4 wasn't nearly this bad when it came out. Nor was the Xbox One. Previous systems weren't either. But we weren't in a pandemic when they came out. The only thing you can do is either be lucky or patient. Aside from that, you're simply going to have to do without.

To be honest, I would prefer a remaster of RDR and a release on PS4. It would be fun to pick up where RDR2 leaves off and continue on as John in the same graphics as RDR2. But as for what I anticipate, I have to agree that a remaster of some of the more popular GTA games would take priority. Bully I don't see it happening. I had it for the PS2, and as I recall, it wasn't particularly all that popular. So I don't see anyone taking the time to remaster it.

I'm not staff, so the official word will have to come from either @DC or @Shagger, but I'm sure that you can invite anyone you want here, as long as they're not here to cause problems and that they follow the rules. New members is always a good thing.

You know what? I'm going to follow suit, and bow out of the discussions on this board if they're political or religious. Unless someone directs a comment or question to me, I'm going to leave this board for everyone else. It's for the best that I stay out of this one.

Maybe I've just played it so much that I don't get a lot of challenge anymore. I know exactly how to go about catching a wild horse, and where the 3 wild Arabians are. I know where a lot of treasure is, and can find a lot of gold bars. I know which guns are best for hunting. I know where to find all the animals to get the hides needed for the Legend Of The East satchel. There's honestly not a lot that I don't know. The usefulness of some of the items in the game is something that eludes me however.

Try to justify that to those of us that are 80's kids.

I've been in this damn thing so long, that I've reached a point to where I'm more comfortable in it that just about any other kind of chair. I mean I'm in it all day, so I better have accustomed to it. Sad as that is to say. Going by what I see in his profile, if the date @DC is shown to have "signed up" for the forum is the day it was built, then I've been in this bastard since before this forum existed.

This pic is really old, and only covers a fraction of my games. Especially since my library has grown since then, but this is how I display my games.

I was just a thinker. I come up with ideas due to my supposed "creativity" and pass them on to the guys that know how to write the software for a game. That's the extent of my involvement.

RDR2 is pretty lacking in humor. Sure, there's moments where someone will make a comment that could be a little funny, but those are few and far between.

I kinda don't have an option and just game from my wheel chair. But depending on where and how your gaming setup is, also if you're a console or PC gamer, you could always try a recliner. I've seen people who have recliners in their offices at their computers. Or an easy chair and ottoman. Maybe I'm older than I realize, but a rocking chair always worked for me.

RDR2 is pretty easy. Sure, some parts are a bit challenging, but for the most part it's not difficult at all. It's more of an emotionally challenging game than a skill challenging game.

GameStop is exactly the same. There are tons of reports though, of management treating the employees like shit, and it being an extremely toxic place to work, however. But I still shop there. And if I have a question about a game, they are always knowledgeable and more than ready to help.

You can try RDR2, Life Is Strange(series), and Tell Me Why. Those are really great story based games in my opinion.

You could always join The Satanic Temple. I'm a card carrying member, and highly proud of it. Check it out. The seven tenets will probably make a lot of sense and/or resonate with you.