ITT: retro vidya for furfags

*looks up game on youtube
looks sluggish as shit for a tony hawk clone

My favorite furry game is Klonoa (I do NOT want to have SEX with KLONOA).

Oh look, a thread that's definitely not going to get deleted instantly...

>>11848993
The only thing I have ever seen people talk about from that game here is the giant boob billboard, so I am guessing there is nothing else worthwhile in that game to talk about.

One of the games Spumco helped with, along with Space Fisherman and the Yoake no Mariko games.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHhNZzwHC9M

>>11849002
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVxd_7A1TVY

I was more of a scalie myself. Gex was cute but Scaler was hot.

>>11849001
You’re correct.

>weird (formerly) obscure game
>is monstrously expensive

>>11849223
he looks like spyro after he ate the subway hotdog

I never finished Solatorobo, probably out of lack of interest into it....is this any good? I love Megaman Legends, but I assume this is more of the same of the former?

I love him and his game (singular)

>>11849001
It also has music from an obscure Japanese pop punk band.
https://youtu.be/lrnJdkKdpjY

>>11849292
That was also very sexy.

>>11849292
Jesus.

Sonic is the obvious answer. In fact, Sonic arguably made the modern furry.

>>11849223
>Scalerfag shows up
Isn't this character supposed to be like 12 years old? Its the same with people who think Spyro is hot, he's supposed to be a little kid.

anyways heres a cool game called Metamorphic Force about transforming into anthros, which is like a fetish for some furries or whatever.

Mrrrrreow, ow

>>11849316
Every video game character is a teenager or early 20's at best.

>>11849297
I played it as a kid and adored it, probably somewhat less substance than MML but the movement mechanics are pretty neat and feel good to play

>>11849316
US version made the lifebar also act like a timer

>>11849583
wtf i love tf now

>>11849297
It scratches a similar itch to Klonoa for me where it isn't too long or challenging (except for the platforming in the last level) but is still pretty fun to play, comfy, and has really nice texture work and music. Definitely better action gameplay than Solatorobo, might not be your favorite game if you didn't like that but worth trying out cause I would say it's closer to MML but like the other guy said not as deep

>>11849316
>>11849583
I always felt like this game was for a Saturday morning cartoon that ended up getting canned before production. It's got all the hallmarks for a good, cheesy 30 minute toy commercial. Not to mention the soundtrack is pretty sick.

not a furry, but loved Lugaru

Just got this as a repro, what am I in for?

>>11850196
And it's from the era when Konami was king of licensed beat em ups. Even the art style takes heavy inspiration from western toons and comics

>>11849583
Isn't the US version basically impossible to 1CC as a result?

>>11848984 (OP)
BREED DECKER
BREED VERT

>>11849304
>singular
Cringe

>>11849292
It was a sub sandwich you uncultured swine!

>>11849001
Were the tits supposed to be arousing or funny?

>>11850770
Tooie is too big and empty, it sucks. Kazooie was already stretching the limits of level size for the amount of content, Tooie sent it way the fuck overboard.

>>11848994

>>11850925
Nah, you suck.

>>11848984 (OP)
The entire BoF series is full of furbait.
For both men and women.

>>11850916
Both it's Spumco John K stuff, you can get crushed by the tits or bounce off of them. There's actually 2 of them and you can bounce from one to the other.

>>11850229
kino

>>11851085
John K was always a fucking hack. that documentary from a few years ago where they interviewed all the old ren and stimpy crew about him clearly shows ren and stimpy was good because of everyone else besides that pedophile fuck

>>11850934
Looks like a weird skinny African.

>>11851130
>John K was always a fucking hack
BS, I'm tired of seeing this take that's only popular because he was a groomer. R&S was good because of the whole team of course, like any great cartoon. But John was a big part of why the show was as good as it was. There's a reason seasons 1 and 2 are by far the best.
>everyone else besides that pedophile fuck
Also, no evidence he did anything pedophilic while working on the original R&S, the stuff with teen girls happened after he was off the show.

Outside of his (big) personal issues, John K was a great cartoonist besides not being able to meet deadlines. The Spumco style remains great and most of his opinions on cartoons were valuable and correct. It's not fair to dismiss everything good about John K.

>>11850916
Ever heard of the term "Gag Boobs"?

>>11851130
I never saw the original R&S because I didn't have cable but didn't the "adult" reboot absolutely suck and show that the show was only good when they had to be creative in skirting around broadcast/censorship limits instead of being able to do whatever they want without limits?

>>11851174
>the stuff with teen girls happened after he was off the show.
Somehow this makes it okay or him less of a pedophile?

>>11851273
>Somehow this makes it okay or him less of a pedophile?
No, just establishing the timeline. He wasn't engaged in any inappropriate relationships with girls while working on the show. It might've sounded strange to bring that up, but I think it casts an unfair darkness on the show's creation if people believe he was grooming teen girls while making it. The John K that worked on the original run of the show had plenty of issues, but being a pedophile wasn't one of them. At least not in actions, nobody can say what was going on in his head internally.

>>11851264
I think the original was great for a lot of reasons besides creatively skirting around censorship limits. The problem is Adult Party Cartoon went overboard trying to be "adult" to the point of just being gross and unappealing without being funny. It sucked for a lot of other reasons too, like much worse pacing. Episodes dragged on like crazy. Even Stimpy's design and voice (Billy West didn't want to do it) got worse.

That said, APC isn't as terrible as I thought when it first aired. It has its moments, some memorable gags here and there. Fire Dogs II and Ren Seeks Help were decent in parts.

>>11851149

iirc this (and Furcadia obviously) are the only ones in the thread that actual furries worked on

>>11848984 (OP)
I visit U18 and lulz on a monthly basis, i never see any furry bring this game up often beyond the John K. booba billiboard and the boring cat lady.

Reminder that John Kric actually did commission work at one point.

>>11850916
You have no idea how popular hyper fetishism is to porn millennial/zoomers.

>>11848994
Klonoa is anime, not furry

>>11848984 (OP)
>Filters the average PS Final Fantasy fan

>>11851404
Kemono

>>11848994
Matthew Perry's ghost??

>>11849583
Holy me

>>11850925
Tooie is the greatest Banjotroid of all time.
Leave at once, you trog.

>>11851406
That game pandered to everyone and it's still call Final Furshit.jpg to dissenters.

Shining Force has anthros and scalies and cat girls and birdmen and centaurs for all tastes, shining force 2 is a must play masterpiece

>>11851368
speaking of...

>>11849001
>>11851085
>Billboard with a woman that has giant tits sticking out
>Advertising milk
>Reasoning is obvious
>Second billboard
>Same design
>But this one advertises "Strawberry Juice"
>Not even Strawberry MILK, but Juice
... why? It's not like they had an advertising contract, it was just a generic made up product, using that billboard to advertise juice makes no sense.

>>11851476
>what is absurd humor

>>11851476
Maybe they just wanted to put in two big tiddy billboards

>>11851264
It was a requirement to add adult references to the new show, since it was being produced by an adult network. John didn't bother haggling with the execs because he was desperate to work on his own show again.
The beach episode was creepy and awkward because John tried to shoehorn his barely legal cartoon costar into it by having her design all the girls when she barely had any anatomical art experience.
John admitted in a recent interview (post-buzzfeed article at least) that the flaw of that show was making it too adult. I still love it for it's weirdness though. And the one where ren goes to therapy is fucking funny fuck all of you
>tfw if you were a ren and stimpy fan during the heyday of aol you could receive tapes in the mail of early uncensored footage of the beach ep early if you promised to write positive reviews online

>>11851476
Sex sells.

I guess this counts, apparently got a recent HD remaster too.

>>11852090
>HD remaster
Really? It's not a bad game, very middle of the road action-platform game from the era. More polished than say nickelodeon slop but obviously nowhere near ratchet and maximo. Feels like it would appeal to zelda kids.

Mediocre game, cute art design though

>>11853757
>What if Zelda was a fox?
>And had tank controls

>>11853757
Could use a better title, like mayhaps "Space Man from Pluto"

The first build of Morenatsu is just barely /vr/ approved.

Can't deny it.

>>11851130
>pedophile
tell us where he touched you

>>11848984 (OP)
Game sucks btw

>>11849001
>The only thing I have ever seen people talk about from that game here is the giant boob billboard
Made by the Ren & Stimpy guys
Released by Atlus
Not even the first Spumco game, nor the first one developed with Japanese devs, that always sticks to my mind.
The catgirl is kinda attractive
But year most people just care about the booba billboard.

>>11853878
John K himself didn't even deny it.

>>11853936
The Starfox crew are arguably fursonas, ie Fox is Miyamoto.
Unless you mean Krystal specifically pushes it into full furry territory.

>>11851404
Those are not mutually exclusive. In fact some of the first furfags were Kimba fans.

Nobody said Bloody Roar yet?

>>11853936
I miss when games were made for men and had no self awareness. Krystal was signed off with no issues back in the day, meanwhile them potentially giving Rivet breasts sent the onions concept artists into a literal shouting match over sexism, and then they made her gay. I wanna go back so bad. We had it so good.

>>11854608
I think the target demo for Star Fox was pre-pubescent boys, anon, not men.

>>11854615
Made by men for the male audience. Tomato tomahto.

>>11849223
My all time most favorite video game ever!

This game character maybe an ugliest mascot ever, but he still my most favorite ever and also this 90s game.

>>11854627
The rare, genuinely heartwarming ESL post.

I really like the brooding atmosphere of Willy Wombat, especially when most of the characters look like cartoony as fuck.
I feel like it would've appealed to the crowd that like Shadow in Sonic.

>>11854642
Those loading screens... man do I miss soul.

>>11854627
I remember renting Rocky Rodent at Blockbuster once a week as a kid and I really like it. It's pretty damn hard but love it.

>>11849289
>want it then, but have no money
>have money now, will cost you your kidney
For me it's >>11849297

>>11854569
I loved BR's look. Frustrating how the presence of toon style art so thoroughly eclipses more detailed, mature looking stuff in the furry scene.

>>11854608
>meanwhile them potentially giving Rivet breasts sent the onions concept artists into a literal shouting match over sexism, and then they made her gay
Is that story legit?

The Sly games are basically yelling "we want the fur audience" over the rooftops. Are the games good?

>>11855179
IIRC the person who bitched about that was SO unlikeable that she was fired and even Resetera when they saw the original concept art she complained about thought she was arguing over nothing. Said person then on social media (I think even after she was fired and not part of the team anymore) insisted that Rivet is gay.

>>11855181
yes.

>>11854554
Fun fact: the decision to have Star Fox be about a bunch of animals was made last minute

>>11855291
Nope, that's a different story (goes to show how volatile game development is now of days). The one I'm referring to is one of the concept artists who proudly told the story of him keeping Rivet androgynous on Twitter. Literally got into a shouting match with some of the producers because they wanted "sexist" designs. Then, after the games production the story you talked about happened.

Then back in the day you have rare just designing a hot blue fox because they liked it and Nintendo was like "make her hotter,". It was a creatively honest time unfettered.

>>11855181
I know the arguments for this but Sly still feels firmly fit in Saturday morning cartoon territory and not full on furry.
>spoiler
VERY. At the very least try the first game, though I still think 2 and 3 are good on their own too.

>>11851529
>>tfw if you were a ren and stimpy fan during the heyday of aol you could receive tapes in the mail of early uncensored footage of the beach ep early if you promised to write positive reviews online
based not gonna lie
I still have a soft spot for Adult Party because it was one of the first things I jerked off to after getting internet

>>11854608
self awareness towards what?

>>11854540
16 is legal over the whole world except burgerstan

>>11855910
How "cringe" or weird some of their decisions were. You didn't have as much social media influence or to jump through several creative reviews that checked to make sure your work was aligning with "global standards". There was, of course, always some level of censorship, but now its especially hard to have a pure creative idea surface as intended without the influence of a vast amount of external groups.

>>11855642
And god bless them for that

>>11855915
Sexually flirting with 14 year olds isn't and good thing we're talking about burgers in Burgerstan right now, complaining about the age of consent is a different conversation

>>11855908
more like jack(off)rabbit

>>11849310
>In fact, Sonic arguably made the modern furry.
I dunno, furries were already into seeing and making cartoon animals be brooding, snarky, and have relationships. Sonic definitely made a bunch of new furries though

>>11856067
I dont consider Sonic furry just like I dont consider MLP furry. They are in their own genre of autism.

>>11856131
I think they're their own fandoms, just with big overlaps here and there. Like a venn diagram

>>11848995
That was a very skillful prediction

>>11855928
>How "cringe" or weird some of their decisions were
That's because it isn't,
Just because zooms think something is or isn't doesn't mean it's true

>>11855181
They're pretty good. The first game is a platforming collectathon with optional stealth suggestions. The latter two focus on completing objectives to prepare for heists on an open map, and actually incentivise (or require) avoiding detection.

I would say if you don't like 1, 2 is worth trying.

>>11855942
Are you really expecting a redd/int/or to not be a complete and utter retard?

>>11855652
... that just sounds exactly like my story

>>11856131
>ps1ratchet
That model looks like it has some way too thin parts (such as the tail) to have been a viable PS1 model, it would likely not even show up properly with the PS1's rendering resolution and on a CRT at the time.

>>11855908
The character designer actually drew a picture of her topless with nipples.

>>11855642
So they supposed to be humans before? I wonder if there's any concept art or sprite remaining from that version.

>>11855181
I swear to god there was a developer or artist interview that explicitly said the character designs in Sly were meant to pander to furries

>>11857737
The game was very very likely going to be another in the Star Glider series before they were given the idea to put animal characters in it. I don't think they were planning to show the pilot at all before that, or at least not have the constant pilot chatter. There are versions of the game called "SG" in the Gigaleak with no pilots being shown.

>>11855876
>I know the arguments for this but Sly still feels firmly fit in Saturday morning cartoon territory and not full on furry
I think this fit male cast but Carmelita definitely supposed to be a sexy babe from the get-go.

>>11858112
Lol, what game is that?

>>11858112
Now why would the developers put that much effort into making such an elaborate animation for a npc character that happens to be a cat woman? It's truly a mystery.

I'd play it but I am not a fan of those Sierra games that loved to kill you if you so much as looked at the wrong thing funny or let you do something that renders your save unwinnable with no indication that you are now playing an unwinnable game.

>>11858187
NTA but it's Quest for Glory 2
The original game supported the MT-32 for better audio:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jn8T31Nf1Q

And it had a remake that apparently was delayed for 20 years (could not find a good video of that):
https://youtu.be/ta8bWM834H4?t=133

>>11858196
>Sierra games that loved to kill you if you so much as looked at the wrong thing funny
That's part of the charm and raises the stakes of experimenting with things. It's fun to find all the dumb ways you can die, just remember to save often.
>let you do something that renders your save unwinnable with no indication that you are now playing an unwinnable game.
This is inexcusable, definitely the worst part of those games and simply shouldn't be allowed to happen.

>>11858223
Looks good actually
>check steam expecting it to be a dollar or two with the sale going
>barely discounted at all

>>11858258
Didn't think it would be on Steam so I decided to check it out, turns out I already had it, also it's on GoG (but not even on sale there) if you prefer that. The game is old, you could always just use ScummVM.

Also, good lord, THIS is one of the screenshots they put on Steam to advertise it? Too bad they're not women.

>>11858274
Not even the only or I guess the second time Quest for Glory had feline furry race. There are also liontaurs.

>>11858558
Somebody on the dev team REALLY likes cats it seems...

I should get around to play Tai Fu someday. I dig the artstyle.

>>11857730
Could you post a link

>>11859403
Just search Dean Dodrill on like rule 34 or something.

>>11858196
Exotic appeal

>>11858241
It's not that inexcusable, I mean shit. It takes a click to start a new game, and if there was one thing PC enthusiasts enjoyed back then, it was spending hours on their PC games.
Nowadays we judge games very harshly on replayability, but back then? Hell yeah, these graphics are kinda dope, maybe even the chunes are kinda boppin'. I'm a bored salaryman, time to hit new game and try to avoid the pitfalls of my first run and take in the sights, all over again.

>>11853936
*kino

>>11854554
>specifically pushes it into full furry territory.
You can blame Imamura (Falco) for that.

>>11859615
>So I got a little horny.. and drew some quick one-handed sketches.. and the guys loved it!
I miss the old times

>>11855642
It's so funny, him and all his last minute decisions revolving around talking animals.

>>11854608
>Krystal was signed off with no issues back in the day,
It was the biggest issue and Rare was going to can her entirely because the story was a clusterfuck. Then somebody and their last minute decisions said "lol no" and forced them to use her. It went on to kill the IP and then double tapped it when DP leaked.

>>11859607
No, what's inexcusable is not indicating to the player that the game has become unwinnable. You don't know when to restart, you don't know if you should restart, you just keep plugging away for hours completely unaware that the game became unwinnable and should have been restarted ages ago. Having to restart is one thing, but not being told you need to restart is quite another.

>>11860548
This

These games can take hours of fucking around trying to figure out what to do next. The fact that it's entirely possible to do something that blocks you from ever progressing at some future point and you having no idea this has become the case is inexcusable. The game will just seem like normal to the player, when them having no idea that they have somehow caused their save file to become softlocked hours ago, while they keep trying everything to try to figure out how to progress past a point they are no longer able to progress without even knowing it.

King's Quest 5 had a nasty one, if you simply enter a specific part of the town an event plays that looks just like anything else, a cat chasing a mouse. Congratulations! You have already soft locked, and you don't even know it! Before you ever walk into that specific section of the town you were supposed to know what you had to do something, had done the hours of questing beforehand to get the item to do it, and know that you had to use that specific item here. That mouse is supposed to save you IN THE FINAL AREA OF THE GAME! And not just in the final area, but in the jail of the final area that you end up in if you get caught by a patrolling monster. Naturally most players would assume you need to avoid said monster, problem is you need an item from that jail to beat the game. An item which makes zero sense to use (It's moldy cheese, which somehow recharges the used-up magic wand you have had since the start of the game, the in-game text even says that nothing seems to have happened when you use it. No, nothing in the game ever indicates that somehow moldy cheese will recharge your magic wand.)

That isn't even the only softlock scenario in the game where you can save and keep going either, there are several, it's just the most egregious example. That kind of shit is what put me off from Sierra's point-and-click games.

>>11860548
This

These games can take hours of fucking around trying to figure out what to do next. The fact that it's entirely possible to do something that blocks you from ever progressing at some future point and you having no idea this has become the case is inexcusable. The game will just seem like normal to the player, when them having no idea that they have somehow caused their save file to become softlocked hours ago, while they keep trying everything to try to figure out how to progress past a point they are no longer able to progress without even knowing it.

King's Quest 5 had a particularly nasty one in the very first area. If you simply enter a specific part of the town an event plays that looks just like anything else, a cat chasing a mouse. Congratulations! You have already soft locked, and you don't even know it! Before you ever walk into that specific section of the town you were supposed to know what you had to do something, had done the hours of questing beforehand to get the item to do it, and know that you had to use that specific item here. That mouse is supposed to save you IN THE FINAL AREA OF THE GAME! And not just in the final area, but in the jail of the final area that you end up in if you get caught by a patrolling monster. Naturally most players would assume you need to avoid said monster, problem is you need an item from that jail to beat the game. An item which makes zero sense to use (It's moldy cheese, which somehow recharges the used-up magic wand you have had since the start of the game, the in-game text even says that nothing seems to have happened when you use it. No, nothing in the game ever indicates that somehow moldy cheese will recharge your magic wand.)

That isn't even the only softlock scenario in the game where you can save and keep going either, there are several, it's just the most egregious example. That kind of shit is what put me off from Sierra's point-and-click games.

>>11860548
This

These games can take hours of fucking around trying to figure out what to do next. The fact that it's entirely possible to do something that blocks you from ever progressing at some future point and you having no idea this has become the case is inexcusable. The game will just seem like normal to the player, when them having no idea that they have somehow caused their save file to become softlocked hours ago, while they keep trying everything to try to figure out how to progress past a point they are no longer able to progress without even knowing it.

King's Quest 5 had a particularly nasty one in the very first area. If you simply enter a specific part of the town an event plays that looks just like anything else, a cat chasing a mouse. Congratulations! You have already soft locked, and you don't even know it! Before you ever walk into that specific section of the town you were supposed to know what you had to do something, had done the hours of questing beforehand to get the item to do it, and know that you had to use that specific item here. That mouse is supposed to save you IN THE FINAL AREA OF THE GAME! And not just in the final area, but in the jail of the final area that you end up in if you get caught by a patrolling monster. Naturally most players would assume you need to avoid said monster, problem is you need an item from that jail to beat the game. An item which makes zero sense to use (It's moldy cheese, which somehow recharges the used-up magic wand you have had since the start of the game, the in-game text even says that nothing seems to have happened when you use it. No, nothing in the game ever indicates that somehow moldy cheese will recharge your magic wand.)

That isn't even the only softlock scenario in the game where you can save and keep going either, there are several, it's just the most egregious example. That kind of shit is what put me off from Sierra's point-and-click games.

>>11854642
I love Willy Wombat's art style. Shame the game kinda blows.
Looks like it's by the Famitsu cover guy.

ty the tasmanian tiger

>>11860548
>>11860669
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I've heard that Sierra was designing its point'n'click games that way to force players to call Sierra's paid helplines. Which is just beyond scammy.

>>11857783
>Carmelita definitely supposed to be a sexy babe from the get-go.
Yeah but cartoons had that too. Sly 4 is when the characters start looking like how most furries would draw them.

>>11859615
>Miyamoto always pictured Star Fox as somewhat mature
I wish they pushed more towards the space opera aspects like 64 and Assault slightly did
>"wouldn't it be good to add a slightly sexy character?"
Maybe that's what Miyu would've been

>>11860761
The gameplay is playable but lackluster, but the characters and atmosphere really grew on me
>Looks like it's by the Famitsu cover guy.
It is, Susumu Matsushita. All the character designs are him, only except Note who got changed a lot from his original look.

>>11861215
Original.

>>11861218
Personally I don't mind her newer look at all.
also got her name wrong, Mail. Haven't played the game in many years.

>>11860894
I would have no idea, but I also would not be surprised. There were definitely games in the 80s and 90s before the internet became popular that intentionally had cryptic bullshit that was intentionally so cryptic that it would be near impossible to figure out on your own and they expected you to spend more money buying a guide, magazine subscription, or calling a hint line.

Even then, sometimes that is not enough. I remember a puzzle game on PC where there was just one level left that I could not figure out no matter what I tried, I caved and saved up money (I was a kid and the only money I had was a small allowance) to get the advertised "hint book" (which was advertised in the manual). And the solution to that level was clearly incorrect (It was a puzzle game, and the screenshot showing the solution just had all the items in a corner where they would not do anything, like this was some kind of default state the level would have loaded in in a debug mode that they took a screenshot of instead of the actual solution). When I contacted them about this, their solution was to... call their pay-per-minute hintline...

Bastards

Oh by the way, it was also a Sierra game.

>>11861225
Never played this game, but just looking at these images I agree. She looks cuter in >>11861215, the proportions just look off to me in >>11861218 and her head/face looks like it belongs on a Sonic character.

>>11861215
They're the kind of designs I wish were put in a better game and became more famous. They're all great.

>>11861264
(Forgot to mention, I'm also a fan of the red eyes)

>>11861256
What game was that and did you found the solution? I'll laugh if it would turn out to be another case of getting unknowingly softlocked at the start of the game.

>>11861215
>>11861225
I like her design. Juat looks pleasant.

>>11861553
>What game was that
The Incredible Toon Machine. Specifically, I had the floppy version (I knew there was a CD version with voice acting, but only now as I was trying to find a photo of the box art did I find out that the CD version also had FMVs which explained the story, I thought the game had no story)
>And did you found the solution?
Yes, got permission to call that hint line for just that one level. It was still hard to understand since it was just a pre-recorded voice trying to describe where to put each piece to fix it. I don't remember if I recorded the call so I could try to keep re-playing the hint to understand it, or if I just wrote it down very very quickly (I think I wrote it down) but after futzing around with the general directions of the hint I finally got it.

It was infuriating because the last set of levels were locked behind a password that you only get if you solve every previous level, and the password screen appears EVERY time you start the game. It was supposed to be a sort of "The more levels you solve the more the image telling you the password is revealed" thing but that was bullshit, because nothing in the image in any way hints at what the password is. It's only after you solve all the levels that a speech bubble appears with one of the words highlighted that is the password. To this day I remember the password because of that. It was "wind".

>I'll laugh if it would turn out to be another case of getting unknowingly softlocked at the start of the game.
It's a puzzle game with levels, there's nothing to softlock. And it was a late-game level I was stuck at.

>>11851441
isn't that one of the original digimon?

>>11854569
Bloody Roar is so good. I wish it caught on.

>>11859291
You should. It's enjoyable enough, even if it's not especially deep.

>>11861271
As long as that moodiness and story remains.

>>11862992
The moodiness mixed with those cartoon as fuck designs is the spice so obviously

>>11851441
Shining is good just for having races you rarely ever see

>>11859612
*in the bizarro dimension

>>11861594
Oh yeah, Incredible Machine. I'm know the series. I've never played it but I played Crazy Machines which you can call an spiritual successor or a rip-off, depending how nice you want to be. It was pretty fun.

>>11863304
This one was basically The Incredible Machine mixed with Tom and Jerry, I didn't know there were other games in the series that came before until years later, though I did eventually get... I think the first one? On CD for DOS.

It's hard to keep track of which ones are which honestly thanks to their naming schemes. I can assume that "The Incredible Machine" came first, but what was next? The Even More Incredible Machine or The Incredible Machine 2? There is also a The Incredible Machine 3.0, is that supposed to be TIM 3 or is it just an updated version of the first one? Where does Toon Machine even fit into all this? What about the Contraptions games? How many even are there?

>>11863212
>"Game in the bizarro dimension btw"
?

>>11854642
I saw the gameplay of that.
This feels like if Sonic 3D: Flickies Island had a proper 3D sequel with a moving camera.

>>11862992
Got some PK vibes in the best sort of way

>>11863335
I got to try the first one in grade school at the computer lab. Thought it was cool from the little I played but haven't tried it since then. I should revisit it.

I wanted to question why Daggerfall's female Argonians have tits but then I realize it's likely simply so female clothes' sprites would fit on them nicely without needing to modify them. I don't know if Daggerfall's Argonians meant to look sexual. Even Morrowind's The Lusty Argonian Maid I would say rather suppose to be a joke on how it's a erotic story where the lady is a ugly lizard person.

>>11854627
It looks like a parody of a 90s video game mascot, down to the uncreative name.

>>11865326
>Lookup what the Khajiit looked like in Daggerfall
>Literally just a human with a rat tail and facepaint on the males

>>11865371
If you look closer they appear to have body covered in fur as well. And damn, that male head doesn't mach the rest of the body at all. It'll also always be endearing how apparently underwear don't exist in Daggerfall and you can strip naked every pc no mater sex and race.

This is the least lusty and horny furry thread I have ever seen in my life. It's true we must all be like 35+ year olds lol.

>>11866270
yes we are adults with self-control

>>11865714
I played a female khajit (nb4 ywnbaw) in DF and I'd always take my clothes off when entering Dibella's temple because, I dunno, something about being clad in armor while entering the temple of a love-goddess feels disrespectful. And like, basically everyone else in there is in various states of undress, so, when in Rome...

>>11866512
I wish I had a roleplaying oriented mind like yours. I lack the creativity to even think of myself as a different character inside a game world. I just go around like a gronk and kill things, level up, always wear the best armor and weapons. The character is just my puppet to go around and kill stuff

>>11865371
Well, while Khajiits are described to be related to felines from the start, it appears in the first two games, in Arena especially, the connection supposed to be more legendary, not so oblivious. It's not even Morrowind who changed it. Much earlier in TES:Redguard, that came out just two years after Daggerfall, Khajits are presented as regular cat people. Can't say if they appear in Battlespire, for sure they aren't a playable race.

>>11866623
Khajiit in Arena

>>11866626
and Redguard

>>11866631
>*Looks up their appearance in Redguard*

... why are their and and legs made out of noodles?

>>11866631
>*Looks up their appearance in Redguard*

... why are their arms and legs made out of noodles?

Falco is hot. That is all.

>>11866675
Is he really a falcon? Or was he named after the german singer

say gex

I wonder when the whole Khajit form depending on the phases of the moons came into lore. It has to be around Morrowind or Oblivion to explain the drastic different appearances of Khajits between games, right?

>>11868470
The only platformer mascot that canonical has sex btw.

>>11866717
he's a pheasant

>>11868470
The only platformer mascot that canonical had sex btw.

>>11868479

>>11866717
He's a boid

>>11866717
I thought I was the only one who thought this

>>11851174
>BS, I'm tired of seeing this take that's only popular because he was a groomer.
It's older than the groomer revelations. John K was always a divisive figure that people either loved or hated, rarely were neutral towards. I remember him shitting on Animaniacs and the Simpsons and Iron Giant. Likewise, the non-John K seasons are also either the best or worst seasons depending on who you ask

>>11869691
Oh yeah, no doubt he's always been divisive. I'm just saying you see more people downplaying his contributions to the show now after the groomer stuff came out, since people understandably want to distance a show they like from him. I get it, but at the same time it bugs me because it's not accurate.
>Likewise, the non-John K seasons are also either the best or worst seasons depending on who you ask
That's true, but generally the show was considered at its best in seasons 1 and 2 while he was there. Season 3 had some great episodes, but I think most of my favorite episodes from season 3 were still the ones that began with Spumco in some form. Stuff like Stimpy's Cartoon Show where John is credited for writing. The Games seasons weren't terrible, I still like it all. But seasons 4 and 5 were noticeably weaker in my opinion.

>>11851368
Nightshade on the NES is technically a furry game then. No furries in it, it's a noir point-and-click game with humans only, but if you pick up a crowbar, you find an easter egg that's basically just one of the developers' personal furry yuri ship of characters from Albedo Anthropomorphics, a furry comic.

>>11848995
It didn't, for some reason

Wizardly has both dog and cat people to play as.

>>11875213