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mario-pride-icons · 3 years

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Stargender and nonbinary Rosalina for anon!

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#princess rosalina #super mario #super mario bros #lgbt #stargender #nonbinary #conjoined flags #request #my icons #super mario bros queue deluxe

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koronbain-tenshidere · 2 years

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I think it's finally time for...

AUTO-PROMOTION!!

Despite I can be inactive on tumblr, it doesn't stop me to post and reblog stuff I cherish

So here my list of blogs that I want to share =

• @koronbain-tenshidere

Main blog where I firstly reblog, in queue, stuff I am obssessed with. I can post my edits and my art on canon characters sometimes.

• @kokoronbain

Sideblog for all my OCs (interacting with others from friends :3) I am really shy to show all I can have but don't hesitate to ask me if you are curious ~

• @koronbain-shots

Sideblog for posting my screenshots on Super Smash Bros Ultimate, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Mario Kart Tour. While I don't have nor play anymore at these Mario Kart games, you can request anytime for Smash Ultimate!

I might post new shots from another games...

• @arisucore

A simple blog for my favorite and specific aesthetics

• @angel-oftheday

My (and only?) 'Of the Day' blog about ANGELS!!!

• @for-king-k-rool-fans

Appreciation blog for the ONE and ONLY K. Rool!!! \°A°/

Despite times have passed, I am still in love with this crazy king UwU

• @the-four-ladies-of-super-mario

Appreciation blog for Peach, Daisy, Rosalina and Pauline because they deserve it!!! 😤😤😤

• @a-q-taro-burgerberg-pls

Appreciation blog for Q-Taro Burgerberg, a character from Your Turn to Die, which didn't get enough love and support to me 😔

Aaaaand that's all for the moment!

This post may updates for potentially new blogs!

So if you are discovering this post as reblog from an account not related to my blogs, don't hesitate to check notes from me and the original for seeing what I could change since.

Hope you will enjoy to (re)discover these blogs despite my inactivity ! ^o^/

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kinsie · 5 years

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Overly Belated Game Impressions from PAX Aus 2018

Every year I go to PAX Aus with some close friends to check out the Incredible Future of Games that everyone else already checked out six months ago. This is usually coupled with checking out some wonderfully well-preserved old games and hardware, along with some typically wonderfully weird indie stuff I've never heard about before. Every year, I've written up a little review of things I've played (or watched get played) on an old private forum some friends maintain, but this year, I've figured, fuck it, I might as well post it publicly, right?

Not Indie Games

Super Smash Bros Ultimate sure is a Smash game. That's not a bad thing, but since this was the same demo build from E3 (so before the Castlevania reveals) there wasn't a huge amount of surprises - just a damn good fightfest. Amusingly, the demo booths were split into two groups - For Fun (items on, Switch Pro Controller) and For Glory (items off, the new Gamecube controllers). New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe has a nonsensical name and spawned an even more nonsensical meme. The demo had six levels to play - three from the base game, three from the Luigi expansion - with both the new and old characters to play. It doesn't look like anyone other than Toadette can get the meme crown, meaning players using that character won't have to jostle for powerups in multiplayer. I didn't play Pokemon Let's Go Eevee because the queue was like 90 minutes long, but my friend braved it and gave it a resounding "ehhhh" with a hand gesture resembling a teetering see-saw. Apparently the co-op stuff wasn’t available in the demo, either, which concerned my friend since that was specifically what he was interested in.

V-Rally 4 looks nice aesthetically, but the gameplay seems pretty "eh". The name seems to be about the most interesting part. Dragonball FighterZ for Switch seems like a pretty decent port. I don’t know much about the source material or original game, but it ran fast and I didn't notice any obvious hitching or whatever.

Luigi's Mansion for Nintendo 3DS is... a 3DS port of the Gamecube launch title. It ran at a solid 30fps... a whole lot better than I recall Luigi's Mansion 2/Dark Moon running, but I was also using a vanilla 3DS for that game while the demo units at PAX were New models.

Indie Stuff

The Xbox Adaptive Controller was present as part of a demo setup for a version of One More Line. I wasn't expecting to have to push the Big Novelty Button as hard as I did, I thought it'd be a lighter touch for some reason. Although I know the button kinda isn't the point of the thing...

Supertrucks Offroad is a PC adaption of a mobile take on old top-down racing games. There's promise here, but the current handling and physics leave a lot to be desired. Hopefully it continues to develop and evolve.

Infinity Heroes is a card game with some simplified mechanics and animated versions of all the card graphics. Has potential, but still plenty of rough edges and pre-alpha grit to sand out.

Metal Wolf Chaos XD sure is a port of an Xbox game. It feels pretty well done, all things considered - the framerate is great, the controls are responsive, and the English subtitles are sometimes even connected to what's being said by the characters!

Ghoul Britannia: Land of Hope and Gorey is a point-and-click adventure game that, unexpectedly, uses a Fallout-esque isometric perspective instead of the usual side-on.

Table of Tales is a VR tabletop RPG where you control an entire party of Scoundrels by moving pieces around a constantly-changing board and playing ability cards. Since it was a VR game, there was a long sign-up queue to play, so the developers set up a little booth where Arbitrix, the game's DM (and, incidentally, a mechanical talking bird), would cheerfully explain the game for you. He said my goatee was perfect for a pirate adventure. It was probably intended as a compliment.

Supermarket Shriek is very similar to a game I prototyped years ago, except it's got a Supermarket Sweep theme and shrieking goats. Also, it's actually getting finished and has more than one level, which is another differentiator. Use the shoulder triggers to make the characters inside a shopping trolley scream their lungs out, propelling the trolley and allowing you to steer it through silly retail-themed obstacle courses.

You probably think, based on the squat protagonist and camera angle, that Tunic is a riff on Zelda: A Link to the Past. Surprise! It's actually a riff on Zelda: Ocarina of Time! The combat is very similar, with a dodge/roll button and Z-targeting (although I guess it's more RT-targeting now) that jumps to the next enemy upon beating your current one. I can't say enough nice things about the graphics... One thing that's interesting is that the entire game is in a fictional language. This includes stuff like the pause menu!

Dash Blitz is a pretty amateurish attempt at a Smash-esque platform fighter. The "feel" just isn't there, sadly.

Nom Nom Apocalypse is a top-down dual-stick roguelite about fighting off food monsters. It looks pretty interesting, but sadly I didn’t get to go back and give it a hands-on look.

Henry Mosse and the Wormhole Conspiracy is a good old-fashioned point and click adventure. The graphics are wonderfully drawn in a cartoon style, but they suffer from really puppet-y animation like an old Flash cartoon, and it breaks my heart.

No Moss Studios bought along Beam Team, a couch co-op game about fighting a giant donut that I didn’t get to try, as well as a collection of weird little Patreon-funded oddities like Sprout Up, a simple little mobile game about weaving through vines, and My Magpie, a bird-aiding simulator of sorts.

Little Reaper is a platformer with a fun movement twist in that you can throw your scythe - which travels in an arc like a hammer in Mario - and teleport to where it lands. I'll have to give this a closer look.

Mars Underground is an Earthbound-esque RPG-style adventure game with a Groundhog Day-style conceit of being stuck in a time-loop. I can't really say it struck me, to be honest.

Scout's Honor is a co-op party game where four players team up to set-up a camp-site in a limited amount of time while dealing with hazards and such. It looks kinda cute, reminds me of Overcooked a bit.

Ice Caves of Europa is a rather odd-controlling game where you pilot a hover-drone controlled by an artificial intelligence. This one probably takes a bit more time to wrap your head around than a convention center allows.

Introspect looks really cool - a Shadow of the Colossus-style boss rush with an emphasis on movement tricks and agility. I didn't get to play it while I was there, but the developers were handing out download codes for the show floor build. It seems pretty fun, although it still needs a good deal of polish.

Soundfall is a dual-stick rhythm-shooter where you have to get to the end of a course before the song ends, with rewards for shooting and slashing to the beat ala Crypt of the NecroDancer. One to watch.

Ticket to Earth is a tactical strategy RPG ala Fire Emblem with a tile-matching mechanic that makes how you move to your enemies even more important by limiting your movement and charging your special abilities. The comic artwork is nice, although the talking heads only seem to have one or two facial expressions.

Nova Flow is a first-person speedrunner that reminds me of a blend of Mirror's Edge's DLC maps and that one paint game that got incorporated into Portal 2. One of the demo levels was apparently one of the hardest levels in the game, and the developer was quite impressed at my getting within inches of completing it before the demo timer ran out...

Dawnblade seems to be an attempt at doing the whole Diablo thing on a phone, with the player hacking their way through short, pre-made maps. Visually, it looks like any of a million other games riffing off of Warcraft 3, and it seems to have some weird mobile game trappings like a stamina system to limit the amount of time you can play in a period of time.

Little Bit Lost is a survival game where you've been shrunk down to the point where ants tower over you and are powerful monsters. This one felt real early. It has promise, but needs a lot of polish to truly deliver on it.

Rogue Singularity is a 3D platformer with procgen levels. The feel didn't gel with me, and I can't really say I liked it all that much. It didn't help that the Switch port I played seemed to lack anti-aliasing entirely, giving the entire scene an unpleasant jagged look.

Ashen looks utterly fascinating - an open-world Souls-esque action RPG with Journey-style "passive" co-op where you can occasionally meet other, anonymous players out in the world and either help them or leave them to their fate. It looks really pretty.

Speaking Simulator is a hilarious puzzler where you have to manually operate a human mouth in order to say Entirely Normal Phrases in order to convince people that you are absolutely a human and not a murder robot in disguise.

Untitled Goose Game had a massive queue that I was absolutely not going to fuck with. :(

yeop

#gaming #paxaus2018

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swimrun8 · 3 years

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henkeakerman · 5 years

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r3pl4ycom · 4 years

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2019 in review

Before diving right into my game of the year list for 2019 I wanted to reflect a bit on the games that I played this year.

I’ve finished 31 games this year, compared to 32 games in 2018. The average score I’ve given during the year has been 3.2 which means that this has been a good year. Better than the last.

Year of Platforming

This year I’ve played lots of platforming games, more than usual. I got really into Nintendo platform games like New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe and Yoshi’s Crafted World. On the Switch I also played The Messenger and Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap. On PlayStation 4 I’ve played Iconoclasts and 198X, not to mention Celeste.

It has really been a year for platforming. I think it might be much due to Nintendo Switch is such a good format for it.

Games as a Service

This year was the first when gaming subscriptions really took hold. Myself I jumped on the PlayStation Now bandwagon and dipped my toes into Apple Arqade.

PlayStation Now is a service where you pay a monthly subscription and you get access to 600+ games. It is famous (or infamous) for streaming PlayStation 3 titles, but the real value I find is downloading PS4 titles to my console and playing them locally. For the money it is incredible value and it has reduced the number of games I buy significantly.

Apple Arqade is pretty much the same concept. When you pay a subscription fee you can download a number of games to your iPhone or iPad. This way I played Sayonara Wild Hearts and it worked pretty well. By the end of the trial period I didn’t think I got enough value out of it to keep my subscription. Mostly the issue is that the mobile games doesn’t interest me enough.

World of Warcraft Classic

World of Warcraft returned as it was when it all began 10 years ago and it became a huge hit. All servers where overloaded with players that wanted that urge of nostalgia. Me and my wife setup our computers next to each other and went out adventuring like we were ten years younger. It was nice and we had fun.

The game is very much like you remember it with its strengths and weaknesses. The grind is real, and I don’t really have the time or patience for it anymore. Yet everyone has grown up and become more polite. This community has been the kindest and most mature community I’ve experience in online gaming so far. Probably because everyone is 10 years older, have jobs, kids and responsibilities. When the server was overloaded and everyone started playing people stood in queue to kill one of the first mobs; grouped up and self organized to make it as painless as possible. That would never have happened 10 years ago.

My wife lost interest after level 15 and I lost interest after level 35. My son keeps playing, finding satisfaction in this world he never experience before. The clunky graphics doesn’t bother him at all, so we keep the Battle.net subscription until he loose interest.

The Elephant in the Room

One review has been very absent from me this year. I’m a huge FROM SOFTWARE fan as I’ve completed platinum trophy of all their previous titles before Sekiro: Shadow Dies Twice, but something made me not click with this game. I think it was much too similar to Dark Souls 1 which is my least favorite in the series.

I played up until Genichiro Ashina, at top of Ashina Castle and then I quit. I believe that I could have forced myself through this game, but I was not having fun and I put up playing it because I didn’t want to. That resulted in me playing nothing at all for a few months because I also had a hard time moving on.

Sekiro is a game that I intend to come back to, but most likely not in 2020 but rather as a preparation for FROM SOFTWARES next title: Elden Ring.

Expectations for 2020

I don’t have any expected games for 2020. I do have a long backlog as usual with games I’ve bought but not played.

I will get to two platforming games, Ori and the Blind Forest and Hollow Knight which I already own on the Nintendo Switch. I hope to get to Beat Saber on PlayStation VR at one point.

I have promised myself to return to Dragons Dogma and finish that game, now that I’ve gotten the remastered edition for PlayStation 4. I will also finish playing Prey, Luigi’s Mansion 3 and I’m going to play my first God of War, to see what that’s about.

The thing I look forward to the most is the release of PlayStation 5 which I will preorder to get it on the first day. I’m really hyped to start playing games in 4K and see what new VR experiences this powerhouse of a machine will be able to accomplish.

That’s it! I’ll be back with my Game of the Year list at the start of next year. Until then, happy new year!

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akemoi · 5 years

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