LORDBLUEROUGE'S PROFILE

-15 counter pick loss for Hogwarts Legacy.


Polygon is making me sweat here, but 81/100 doesn't sound too bad

I keep forgetting how ruthless fantasty game critic is, like it's the safe and unassuming choices that leads to winners here, it's wild to think about.

Posting this here so I won't forget to do this:

I backed up segnin's recent downloads. Now I'm gonna try and update the first thread, with the revisions - but also to see if I have everything downloaded, up till the last point I updated this.

(Whenever someone posted a download, i'd quickly download it and throw it onto a memory card,) but I wanna double check and make sure I have everything.

Again, apologies for being so slow with this, everyday in 2023 something else seems to come up.

EDIT: Editing the missing/most wanted list over the new year days
EDIT2: Gonna try and gather any downloads from 2021 to now: page 28 to page 25
EDIT3: Clean up most wanted list

Congrats to the Winners!!
EDIT: oh shit there's a tie!
EDIT2: Oh shit there's two ties! that's so cool!! XDD

2023 Update: Congrats to the winners. posting this for posterity. This year was a bad year, for life in general. there were more important things going on in the world. Post-Pandemic life, The War in Ukraine. and the raise in inflation and the cost of living. A lot of family and relatives passed away on my end (Ll and Al). So coming to RMN kind of helped me cope throughout with what was going on made this year, a lot easier - for 2022, We didn't know if we were actually gonna have the misaos this year with everything going on. But somehow we managed to get a variety of games this year, with no clear winners; this never really happens, so this was actually a pretty good year all things considered. Big thank you to rpgmaker addict who would not be possible without. Please enjoy the games below. Especially the Eye Candy ones, and stuff like The Alley. if you want to see where rpgmaker is going, these were pretty great.

quickly replying cause I agree Grimm's Hollow was really good.

You might also want to check out.

Dead Again https://rpgmaker.net/games/11232/

and the tech demo

Dandelion https://rpgmaker.net/games/11209/

They're both really short games.
Dandelion is a incredibly short visual tech demo.
But Dead Again is a semi-action jrpg with multiple endings. You'll want to get all the endings in this game, because the game is so short, but the longer the game gets, the better the endings you get. I never get tired of how creative it is. The combat system is also really cool and feels like a combination of Resident Evil Gaiden for the GBC and SweetHome. Kind of wish smokingspoon would release more games. super creative this one.

author=Darken
-Since the 90s, some decent way to pirate ps1 games that doesn't require modding, emulation or disc swap tricks. Too lazy to buy a ps1 that may or may not have DRE and ship it out to get modded.

just wanna chime in here cause, I like darken and i think he is a good guy.
You should look into StoneAge Gamer and their PSIO bundles they'll install it and ship it to you; the "GOOD" PS1 they sent was gently used, no markings, almost like new)

I bought one a few years ago just to play stuff I couldn't play off the PSPGO like some of the PS1 lightgun games
(it was great to finally play stuff like RESurvivor with the gun reinstalled into the game; but now i need to find someone who can repair 93' RCA CRT F27227EM in Toronto in 2023, rip any help here is appreciated).

Anyways, When you buy it, They send you a bunch of free PS1 games you can download like Ted Woosley's Shadow Madness, etc. Off the bat, any of the early ps1 games that use red book audio, is very difficult to install on this thing. (PSP running PS1 games had the same problem, but official releases and fan eboots that you can easily download fixed this if you were playing these PS1 games on the PSP) But anything later like squaresoft games or harder to emulate stuff like Valkryie Profile, runs like a dream on the PSIO, because all you need is the bin and cue files.

The only caveat to owning one of these things is the limitations of the technology from that era; modern day stuff like software resetting, to get back to the main menu and the list of roms, has been added to the main board through a dipswitch. So you don't have to get up and press the reset/power button if you want to play another game - The only time I accidentally triggered this was while playing a lightgun game, cause the gun itself only has 3 buttons. But for everything else, you'll probably be okay. But you still need like a memory card to save your game and other limitations of that era.

the PSPGO was a nice alternative - you have 30 save slots for each game and one controller you can swap controller ports with, no peripherals; but they kind of skyrocketed in price since the WATA games Mario 64 scandal, and you need the PSPGO (sometimes $300), the Cradle ( sometimes $200) and component cables (???) and a dualshock 3 (???) to get the most of out. But hacking a psp/pspgo these days is simple as installing RTP.

So yeah, there's options.

but ya, just to contribute to this thread, probably a sega saturn with all the fixings.
and repairing that RCA 1994 F27227EM :lbrsad: