A new SpongeBob game leaked, called Splash of the Titans. This one is a tie-in to the upcoming 4th SpongeBob movie so there's some info on that as well. https://gofile.io/d/yAmTsu https://litter.catbox.moe/6v41fa.zip https://files.catbox.moe/is51k8.mp3

Welcome to the 8chan Visual Novel Thread Post all visual novel-related news and discussions here if you'd like. Don't feel constrained to post ITT if you want to make a thread about big news related to a visual novel's release or something - within reason. When in doubt, just put it here. Archive of previous thread: https://archive.ph/V2sPk Archive to all VN Threads: https://pst.moe/paste/mtqzct Visual Novel Database/VNstat: https://vndb.org/ (https://vnstat.net/) Visual Novel Starter Kit: https://pst.moe/paste/ypmpss (Includes info for beginners, terminology, recommendations, sources, and downloads [nearly all are dead] for fonts and visual novels for beginners.) Visual novel recommendation charts: http://animu-mango.wikia.com/wiki/VN_Recommendations Nostalgic Visual Novels on-line: http://tss.asenheim.org/ Another online visual novel reading site: http://vnjs.thatplayer.com/ English VN DDL sites: https://www.craneanime.com/wp/tag/english/ - https://erogedownload.com/ English and raw VN downloads for PC and Console: http://www.vn-meido.com/k1/ Rockmandash's Guide to Tablets for VNs: http://archive.is/B3cv5 (outdated but still guides you in the right direction) Fuwanovel VNs on Android Guide: https://forums.fuwanovel.net/topic/1323-android-visual-novel-lets-play-visual-novel-on-the-go/ Machine translation guides: https://amaenboda.wordpress.com/tag/how-to-use-agth/ & http://archive.is/5vgDa The Beginner’s Guide to Visual Novel Development: https://www.twoandahalfstudios.com/2020/02/the-beginners-guide-to-visual-novel-development PC VNs on DS/3DS Guide: https://pst.moe/paste/tediml

So I finished getting all the Achievements, in both games of the remaster, and thought I'd give a run-down of things, since currently the remaster has some good points, but is also a bit rough around the edges. When it comes to the Graphics, I'd describe SR1 as the kind of graphical update that is like putting on a par of glasses to see more clearly. The developers of this remaster were able to get the original images that were used for all of the textures, so all the textures in the game are the pretty much the same just in a higher resolution, although at some points it can feel like this added Clarity to everything can remove a some of the grit that the original visuals lend to the art style. There are new character models for every being in the games, and some of SR1's new models now actually have their lips move when they are speaking. SR1 also features a day and night cycle now, which was cut from it's original release. Both games now feature Subtitles, and you can change the Language of the voice acting if you want. When it comes to SR2 the Graphical improvements can feel a lot less noticeable, and there is actually a reason for this. Where with SR1 they were able to use the original assets to make smaller sized textures more clear, SR2 has it's textures stretched over much larger peaces of Geometry, so using those original assets just achieve the same result as they are stretched too far for the texture to look good. Outside the new character models, only smaller objects will have more noticeable improvements due to this. The new character models look good in SR2, but in some cases they can lose a little something during the cutscenes compared to the original models, as the cutscenes are designed with the original models in mind. In terms of gameplay content, the games are very much still the same as they ever were, I think the just streamlined the controls so SR1 and SR2 both use the same control scheme, and you are now a bit more in control of the camera in SR1. There is a Map now for SR1, and when hovering over areas it'll show a notification of the collectables you have or haven't acquired, so that can be useful. The most Significant addition to this remaster is the section for the Lost Levels, it features access to play and explore the cut levels from SR1, which they did need to remove quite a bit from. Now the main negatives of this Remaster is that in its current state it has it's fair share of bugs. I didn't encounter too many in my play time, but others have seen a lot. It's possible for a loading zone to not render the game world right and to just be standing in a black void, until you have the game re-load again. Some people have managed to have block puzzles messed up and be rendered impossible to solve, some have claimed the Night time lighting is way too dark for them, making the game unplayable until day, SR2 just has this Black Cube show up in the Air Forge when viewing the remastered Graphics.

Trailer: https://invidious.jing.rocks/watch?v=Ys09ASlNy4U >what is this? Project Cyrodiil: Abecean Shores is a massive, free, fan-made expansion to The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. It adds a large chunk of the province Cyrodiil >how big is it Not counting water tiles for either, this new area is half the size of the original game. Unlike the original game, Abecean Shores has actual content in its water cells where the original game's water was just empty once you left the coast, which pushes the actual size of the release even further. >Oblivion was boring Project Cyrodiil is not a recreation of the world of Oblivion, but rather a depiction of Cyrodiil as it was in pre-Oblivion lore. >are there quests or is it just an empty land There's plenty of quests. In-fact there's even a "main quest" of sorts in the Anvil government questline >how powerful does my character need to be It is entirely possible to play the new content from level 1.

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Do you like to discover advantageous exploits and glitches in video games? Do you know videogame exploits that affect the mechanics in a useful or broken or fun way? The Video Game Glitches Wiki is a wiki about exploits and glitches that anyone can edit, with 1,235 articles since January 2006. Go to the Video Game Glitches Wiki, bring an exploit or glitch back, and discuss it, or discuss an exploit or glitch you found or know. https://glitches.fandom.com/wiki/Video_Game_Glitches_Wiki Some exploits and glitches have been iconic and memorable. in Sid Meier's Civilization, Gandhi, an extremely peaceful leader, has a peace rating so low that an integer overflow glitch causes it to wrap around to 255, instead of dropping to -1, which causes Gandhi to turn into an absolute warmonger. Games such as Pac-Man and Donkey Kong have kill screens. Pac-Man's involves a half-developed 255th level which is impossible to complete, while Donkey Kong's 117th level gives the player 4 seconds to win. The Minus World glitch (World -1) is found at the end of World 1-2 in Super Mario Bros. At the end of World 1-2, Mario can squeeze between bricks that separate normal exits from the Warp Zone. Jumping through these, Mario finds himself in a copy of World 7-2 that endlessly loops. When video games came on a cartridge, you could cause glitches by simply tugging and dislodging the cartridge. One example was in Goldeneye 007 for the Nintendo 64. If you snuck up on the guards and tugged slightly on its left, they spin out of control like a tornado. World of Warcraft had a corrupted blood incident in September 2005 when a new boss was introduced, Hakkar the Soulflayer. Hallar could cast a spell on the player intended to last for only a couple of seconds, except it didn't and was contagious. The effects killed off lower-levelled players and players soon began quarantining and avoiding populated places while others continued to spread the infection to others. Real-world epidemiologists studied this glitch. What sites and YouTube channels cover exploits and glitches? youtube.com/@AStartShow/playlists has playlists of exploits and glitches like Son of a Glitch, Glitch Shorts, Glitchmas, Minor Glitches, 12 Days of Glitchmas, Son of a Glitchfest, and Son of a Glitch Speedruns.

I hope you all got some good vidya for Christmas.

>New report claims gamers spend more time watching videos about gaming than playing games https://archive.fo/mo7lF https://archive.fo/XOAD7 <Gamers are spending more time watching videos about gaming on YouTube and Twitch than playing games themselves. So here is my question: If no one is playing video games, why are we wasting time buying the damn things? Even if you're only pirating games, why waste the time downloading the fucking things?

So... if I've found Midna (imp form) unironically sexually attractive phisically, and I've also been attracted to her personality and even her voice since the mid 2000s, what am I? Not a furry, right? She doesn't count as that because she's not an animal, right? This would be closer to finding hot an alien. The thing is, all fuckin' furries must fuckin' hang so I wanna know whether or not I'm one. I hope I'm not. If I am I'll probably have to kill myself.

Thread for sharing your Oekaki art of vidya characters/Locales I present you all with Smaus, the bunty hunty

Touch the Cow Edition Crews 1.Infinity - 692908 2.Kihou - 740471 3.Sky Lords - 733000 4.Raven Nest (Dead) - 1024216 5.Heaven&Hel (Dead) - 933194 Guides and info https://gbf.wiki/ >How do I even play this shit? You can play it from your browser by going to http://game.granbluefantasy.jp/ >I'm not going to use google botnet to play this.

Toys, t-shirts, kitchenware, statues, etc. If not, Is there any you would like to own but is too expensive/not worth it? If you don't know, Resaurus is a toy company from the late 90s which made toys from vidya franchises at from the time. They went bankrupt shortly after due to how high detailed these figures were compared to their prices, making them unprofitable. Because of this they will fetch very high prices in today's market.

This really needs its own thread because of how right STUPID this shit is. This is like banning RPGs on the Sega Saturn levels of stupid, all because of retarded twitter/reddit/discord politics. These people can't see outside their little Californian bubble, and it pisses me the fuck off. The console game market is run by people who hate games, that's the only excuse I can think of when explaining this malicious ignorance. It's been proven time and time again that these games sell as long as there's a good gameplay structure. Even with an above average gameplay structure, Stellar Blade selling over a million copies in the past year alone PROVES that now is the best time to release Senran Kagura IN SPITE of gaming journalists and the reddit/twitter/discord grooming audience. Not only that, but the entire mobile market with games like Blue Archive and NIKKE is making millions of dollars in capital. You could make the market that "Oh it's just whales", but I would argue that's not a legitimate excuse when Stellar Blade sells over a million copies and other games like fucking Capes don't even sell close to that. That's not to mention Flintlock that has its numbers inflated by Gamepass only sold half the amount of Stellar Blade with a much bigger marketing campaign. There's no excuse for this level of stupidity, but what can we do about it? Maybe we can contact shareholders and have them communicate our issues through them? There's no excuse for this level of incompetence, although I'd personally argue that it's maliciousness considering everything I've talked about. sauce: https://noisypixel.net/xseed-games-ken-berry-interview/ https://archive.ph/N2zJb

Why is there no such thing as a plot-driven open world game? Why do all developers seem to have this brain parasite that only allows them to make great, compelling and memorable narratives *OR* huge, exciting and completely seamless world to explore, but *NEVER* the two things together? No, excuses such as "open world and plot-driven are inherently incompatible" are 100% bullshit because there is no conceivable reason why that should be the case. As a thought experiment, take Xenoblade Chronicles X, probably the best open-world ever made, but practically devoid of story; now imagine it having the story of Xenogears; or, better yet, imagine if Xenogears got remade with an open world in the same exact style as Xenoblade Chronicles X. Would that somehow magically make the world or exploration any less compelling? No, it wouldn't, in the slightest. Would the story somehow magically lose its power? Again, no. No reason why it should. So, why?

Can someone please make a list of all jRPGs that match the description in pic related? Right now the only ones I know are Tales of the Abyss and Tales of Vesperia. Does anybody know other ones?

>What is this? This is exactly how it sounds: A game is chosen each month (which will be relatively or totally obscure on purpose) with hopes of bringing new avenues of playing potential to anons with narrow video game perspectives. The goal isn't necessarily to pick bad games, but obscure ones nobody, or as few people as possible, have played. You can play the game and then use that fact as bragging rights to others! You can use it to broaden your backlog horizons! or you can forget about it. It's up to you. THIS MONTH: Lobotomy Corporation (PC) >Where do I get this? aHR0cHM6Ly9tZWdhLm56LyMhc1JOSFNJYUIhbGh1QVRaQWptbUFmQVNTWnZMaUdHeVBWNVZvWUJrZkx3dF9OeGd2UHljSQ== aHR0cHM6Ly9tZWdhLm56LyMhaFZ0Z2pDQlEhN0xRS1ozN2kxdWZKdFlBUENST19lWE9GTE90NFdfdUFmdFUweU5QMnNqZw== >Next Month For January, the theme will be One Coin January! Poll: https://poal.me/4vqyi4 In honor of the long defunct /1cc/ board, next month's games will be all about Arcade titles. More specifically, the entries must pertain to one or more of the following categories: - The game is a pure Arcade game that can be emulated with MAME or similar emulators (i.e. Sunset Riders for Arcade cabinets); - The game is a remake of an Arcade cabinet (i.e. THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD: Remake); - The game is a port of an Arcade game (i.e. Virtua Striker 3 (Ver. 2002)); - The game is a collection of Arcade titles (i.e. Namco Museum Vol. 1).