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7/23/2025, 7:24:50 AM
>>532343579
the 530 bad posts, the 100 good posts, or actually all of them
the 530 bad posts, the 100 good posts, or actually all of them
7/14/2025, 12:51:44 AM
>>715391597
>is Kero Blaster really a top of the top games you've played?
I would say so. I played it for the first time some months ago after a Cave Story playthrough for that game's anniversary made me realize I never had and I thought it was excellent. I played through each campaign and did the glitch rooms to get the secret weapon, and I usually don't fully complete games on the first go like that. It's the most recent addition so it's a bit of recency bias, but I think it's the better Pixel game.
>DBAA
Great action-platformer with some of the best spritework Dimps ever did and a really underrated fighting game side mode. It's definitely the most nostalgia-fueled choice on my chart but I've played through it twice in adulthood and find it holds up outside of a couple stages having some long-winded level design.
>DK'94
Genuine masterclass game, insanely impressive for the original Game Boy, and that's with zero nostalgia since I first played it as an adult going through stuff to emulate. The controls are excellent, the level design is consistently smart and varied, and the visuals are among the best in the GB library as well.
>is Kero Blaster really a top of the top games you've played?
I would say so. I played it for the first time some months ago after a Cave Story playthrough for that game's anniversary made me realize I never had and I thought it was excellent. I played through each campaign and did the glitch rooms to get the secret weapon, and I usually don't fully complete games on the first go like that. It's the most recent addition so it's a bit of recency bias, but I think it's the better Pixel game.
>DBAA
Great action-platformer with some of the best spritework Dimps ever did and a really underrated fighting game side mode. It's definitely the most nostalgia-fueled choice on my chart but I've played through it twice in adulthood and find it holds up outside of a couple stages having some long-winded level design.
>DK'94
Genuine masterclass game, insanely impressive for the original Game Boy, and that's with zero nostalgia since I first played it as an adult going through stuff to emulate. The controls are excellent, the level design is consistently smart and varied, and the visuals are among the best in the GB library as well.
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