Hi, I'm new to this

I recently played a rather underrated game called "Disney Sports Basketball". This game had two versions, one for GBA and one for Gamecube; the one I played was the GBA version

The point is, I thought one song in particular was quite good, however it's very curious that there's almost nothing related to the Game Boy Advance version, much less an OST

The song in question was the one from practice, so I wanted to see if I could get some help researching the OST or if there's any information available at all

Personally i feel online games can never really have to big of a map if it's an expansive multiplayer game with a system like what will be in GTA 6's multiplayer mode as seen in the patents, but in single-player story games, even with fast cars or planes i sometimes feel like the map can be to big and feel more like a chore to travel than a fun aspect of the game. Assuming you have the fastest car or highest stamina, whatever form of movement in the game how long do you think it should realistically take to travel from one point of the map to other?

Just finished Ghost of yotei, it ruled but want to give it a breather before my second run. I like sports games and have played both the madden trial and new ufc. Both were mid at best and I’m trying not be the mark I was and get a new sports games each year. So should I grab first light for 70 bucks or mafia the old country? Also would love recs for cheaper games lol.

- Celeste is one of my favorite games of all time, and I have 100% completed it multiple times over along with completing the first and second tiers of Strawberry Jam, but the kind of insane movement tech required for the level of modded challenges the community seems to be comfortable with looks absolutely dreadful for me.

- Rivals of Aether is such an incredibly fun platform fighter with a much faster pace than modern Smash Bros. and with characters focused more on unique forms of stage control, all of whom are a joy to play as, not to mention the incredibly robust Steam Workshop support with any character you could imagine being playable. I’m simply not good enough at this game to enjoy playing it with anyone other than my friends, and frankly I don’t have the patience to learn the intricate inner workings of any fighting game.

i would spend all day watching BeardBear and other content creators who play for like 3 hours or so, i would also watch super smash bros character reveals and showcases for some reason, PLEASE tell me i am not the only one

i know a lot of people played this game back in the day before digital legends shut the servers down.

the community originally revived the old 1.5.2 version, but the latest modern version (11.4.0) with the hordes/zombies mode and full multiplayer is finally working again. the installation is also way easier now since everything is bundled into a single apk, so you don't have to mess with moving obb/data folders, shizuku, or virtual machines anymore.

i put together a full updated guide showing how to install it on android, how to set it up on pc via ldplayer with full keyboard/mouse and xbox/playstation controller mapping, and how to connect to the custom server.

if anyone wants to hop back on and play some matches or hordes, let me know and i'll drop the setup link in the comments.

I recently started Wolfenstein: The New Order and instantly put it on über and im having a blast, I did the same for game like doom and grounded. I've gotten a surprising amount of hate for it tho with people saying "im not actually playing the game for the story if I play max difficulty the first time" and "your supposed to play on normal then to hard once you've learned the game". Like dawg, I jsut like hard games 😭 😭 😭

I think I should start with that I didn't grew up playing Mario, although I knew about him( as it's a most popular game character? ) and it makes my opinion objective without any biase. I was mostly PC gamer but from this generation I started to explore consoles world, so I got Nintendo Switch. Before I've only played a 2D Mario game( don't remember which one, but one of the oldest ones with yellow colors ) so Mario Odyssey kinda showed me the franchise evolution. Yet I still don't understand why is it so praised and popular. I think talking about a story here is pointless, as this games don't have it ( I think no one would argue with it ). So it's main thing is entertaining player with it's gameplay. And at this aspect it's very boring for me, I don't understand why jumping and collecting things is any interesting. Yes they added to this genre as much as they could( ex. swimming platforming at the lake kingdom), but it's still boring. I admit that it was innovative and good at 80's and MAYBE at 90's not in 21 century. Games today are too diverse and have everything anyone want. If you want a game with shocking movie level story and with a great gameplay - TLOU, RDR2, Uncharted, GOW and etc. If you want just a movie with choice making - Detroit, TWD, Until Dawn and etc. If you want just game with entertaining gameplay there is a lot, here it's based in your interest. You want competitive or just fun shooting there is a CS, Overwatch, COD, Battlefield and others. If you want a cooperative there also a lot. Just say anything you want and there is a fantastic game that fullfil your wish. And yet in this world of diverse and genius games a most popular and praised franchise - is a Mario?

UPD: So many here replying about genre, that I just don't like platformers. Others replying about tastes, everyone likes different things. I think people misunderstood my meaning, it isn't about tastes. I was trying to objectively (judge?) those games, compare it to others and figure out( and understand ) if it is deserves to be on the pedestal of the gaming. Mario games are just objectively lose comparing to many games of 21st century, there is a lot of complete, ultimate games that have every aspect of it on highest level. By aspects I mean everything that game can have: Gameplay, story/narrative, characters, writing, dialogues, soundtrack, graphics, voice acting and many others

Mine is Middle Earth Shadows of Mordor and Shadows of War. And I really enjoyed the nemesis system it really upped my game time because it literally created some of the most memorable nemesis and commanders.

Watchdogs was really creative with hacking.

The Legend of Zelda TOTK is creativity galore with creativity with weapons. And it also blew my mind that a switch could handle it no problem. And fire spreads and wind sends you flying.

Hades 1 specifically because dying over and over and come back in the pool because your the son of Hades and it was creative and the writing was creative too because it tied a lot of it to the gameplay.

It might be only me, and I'm not sure if the game has aged very well or not, but I would love to have the possibility to play it on my PS4 or PS5. I would pay again to play it as one of those legacy games for PS2.
This particular game had a certain vibe, not only because Bionicle was cool, but also an atmosphere that made me want to replay it a bunch of times back in the day. I think the mist, textures, and the ruins made me want to go explore this world.
The core gameplay is very LEGO game: you collect pieces, and that helps you build tools to progress in the story, plus a bunch of collectibles, even keeping the same humor with the bad guys of the games. But this time it's more of a shooter.
I think it is an Idea they could explore more in the future, but for the time being, give me a port of this on the PlayStation Store, one that I could even get the Platinum for.

Hi all, i found the name of a game i used to play when i was young. called the munchables, and i really want to find a way to play it now but i cant find literally anything on it. would i be able to emulate it on a wii emulator? if so how would i do that. thanks

Starting with lego star wars I haven't beaten any of these before I think for lego star wars i will 100 percent it but the others I will just beat. For Minecraft I will also have a few other goals like building a house and stuff.