The Blackangel

Does anyone else play this game? What are your thoughts of it? I bought it recently because, thanks to RDR2, I kinda like western games at the moment. My only real complaint about it is that it's entirely first person, as I've never been good at those kind of games. My biggest gripe at the moment is the first mission. When I'm trying to rescue Billy The Kid, there are some guys shooting at me that I absolutely can't see anywhere. And no matter what I hide behind, and what side of it I'm on, THEY STILL FUCKING HIT ME. These bastards are nowhere to be found. I've killed everyone in sight. So either I'm being shot at by a bunch of damn poltergeists of the assholes I just killed, or there's a glitch in the game that has the last ones invisible. I'm playing it on Switch if that matters.

You can add tags to your post to say spoiler when you're starting a thread. They're not predetermined, you just type in whatever you want them to say. I know there's a way to do it on replies, as I'm on another Invision forum, and have seen it done there quite often. I think I've done it a couple times as well, I just don't remember exactly how. @DC would have to answer on that one. As for you only being able to post the link instead of the video being embedded, did you use the link insertion tool or did you just put the hyperlink in your post? If you used the link tool, then no it won't embed. If you just put it into your post the same as any other text and give it a second it will automatically embed. Also you said you were on your phone, so that may be another issue to address.

I looked at it a few days ago in the Nintendo eShop, and liked what I saw. When I have cash to spare (as if) I plan on getting it. It's only $20, but I can put that to better use at the moment. Also I'm more than content to wait for it to go on sale. I've gotten a lot of awesome games that way, and saved a shit ton of money.

Sounds a lot like bubblegum pop to me. The tempo is way too fast on a lot of it. It's not something that would be in my library.

Hold+LMB means to press the left mouse button, and hold it down. Keep it pressed down. Do not lift your finger up off the button. Do not release the button. It's like a gas pedal in your car. To keep your car in motion you press and hold the gas pedal. It's the same thing here. I have to ask, what is your native tongue?

I'm still at a loss. Can someone give some game titles, so maybe I can follow easier and possibly give a response to contribute more than just looking like a dumbass?

I tend to watch DVD's or Hulu/Netflix/Amazon Prime on my computer when I get bored with YouTube. I have a small 19" TV beside it that my Xbox One, PS3, NES/SNES/N64 are all hooked up to, so I can game and watch pretty much anything. I also have a shitload of music on my comp as well.

To each their own, but you can't deny that Pac Man is a classic.

Another spammer. Is there any way to stop this onslaught of pathetic bullshit?

Dig Dug, Frogger, Space Invaders, Asteroids, Pac Man, Mario Bros(not SMB), Joust. So many classic games. Simple to learn, impossible to master. And they are like fine wine. They only get better with time.

I don't shut up. If I get talking about gaming, you almost have to duct tape my mouth shut and lock me in a cave.

Yes, trailers help me decide. There are a lot of games in the Nintendo eShop that on a first glance looked great. But upon viewing the trailer, I completely changed my mind. And there were others that were the exact opposite. So if I can see a trailer of how the game is, that helps a lot in my decision on whether or not I think I would even play it, let alone want to spend the money on it.

Galaga comes to mind for me. It's very simple concept of a space shooter is easy enough for even a toddler to grasp. But truly appreciating a game like it is something only the older generations that grew up with the game can do.

Ethical is entirely interpretive. What falls under ethical to me, I'm certain isn't ethical to anyone else here. The only things I can find unethical, that I can think of off the top of my head, is animal abuse, sexual crimes, or crimes against young children. Such things deserve a sentence of death in my opinion. But pretty much anything else is fair game to do. Anything from slashing an assholes tire, to nuking a country is fine with me.

Ok, what the hell did I miss?

It's different. It strikes me as a bit of a puzzle solving game. I identify with Max really well. I was bullied the same as her, except it was worse for me. But all in all it's a really good game. I'm not too far in it yet, but so far, I have no complaints.

There will definitely be others who try. Mark Zuckerberg may try to come out with a console. Call it the Fast Back. Elon Musk may come out with a console. Call it the M%g7+Q2(H1ÆO±. Or maybe one of us here may come out with a console. I'd call it the Son Of A Bitch. I'd call it that, because I would only want games on it that were so difficult that every gamer would regularly get pissed and yell out SON OF A BITCH! when playing it. But to get back to the point, many will come. Most will fail, some may succeed. For a time at least. But as for true competition to the Big 3, I highly doubt that will happen. At least not in my lifetime, or that of a lot of the members here.

They're a bit of a bitch to find here. And there's even a battery store here in town that all they sell is batteries. They have a hard time getting the right battery for video game carts in because they're not in any demand anymore. Next to no one plays NES these days, so no one needs them for gaming purposes. As for other uses, it's just not a needed battery here in my area apparently.

I have replaced the battery before. That's not a big thing. The big thing is finding the right battery to put back into the cartridge. There is where the hunt starts. The batteries that are installed when the carts are made were intended to last forever in NES terminology. But being that it's 35 years later, they don't really hold that forever expectation anymore.

What are your sources? Why would you think in any way that Nintendo would be dead? Tell me you were drunk when you made this post, so at least there could be some form of explanation behind such an asinine question.

A lot of early games that featured a save function no longer save. Either the battery is long since dead, or the hardware is just breaking down. I have difficulty getting Zelda and Zelda 2 to save a lot of the time. It’s a pain, but I’m not going to be quitting playing them any time soon.

The best way to go in my opinion is Raycons. The sound quality is mind blowing, and the transmission through the mics is as if you’re sitting right beside the people you’re talking to. They can’t be beat.

Thinking....thinking.... Damn, no good ideas. 112

I'm just going to be blowing shit up. I bought a wheel of 16000 firecrackers and I just want to know how long it will be blowing up.