bnmjy Posted December 28, 2018 Posted December 28, 2018 Meanwhile, Soulja Boy is selling a Chinese console with hundreds of games from multiple platforms such as the NES, SNES, and PS1. Some people are hoping he gets his ass sued by Nintendo into oblivion. 1 1 Quote
Mini_ghost420 Posted December 28, 2018 Posted December 28, 2018 2 minutes ago, bnmjy said: yeah Nintendo, the company that shuts down YouTubers playing Mario Party isn't gonna do shit. keep tellin yourself that Soulja 1 Quote
Kudasai Posted December 30, 2018 Author Posted December 30, 2018 On 12/28/2018 at 12:26 PM, bnmjy said: Meanwhile, Soulja Boy is selling a Chinese console with hundreds of games from multiple platforms such as the NES, SNES, and PS1. Some people are hoping he gets his ass sued by Nintendo into oblivion. All the consoles have been removed from his site so... Quote
PenguinBoss Posted December 30, 2018 Posted December 30, 2018 Well-deserved. I thought they were done thinking their shit doesn't stink after the PS3, but I guess they forgot. 1 Quote
Chapinator_X Posted December 31, 2018 Posted December 31, 2018 (edited) They got too cocky, but the PS Classic flopped for the same reason the Playstation Smash Bros clone flopped: A good bulk of their legendary catalog is third-party, so they have to depend on the fortune of a company to not only clear the license but also give them the best version of the game. With Playstation Smash Bros, you could’ve had Solid Snake, Crash, Spyro, Lara Croft, Cloud Strife, and other characters that defined the system. Instead, you had subpar unmemorable characters from Sony Exclusives and questionable third-party reps. Yippee, the guy from Kill Zone, the guy from Starhawk, Big Daddy from Bioshock and Donte in the fight of the century! Similarly, PS Classic is also missing Crash, Spyro, Tomb Raider, FF VIII, FF Tactics, Symphony of the Night, Parappa, Medieval, Ape Escape, Gran Turismo 2, and many more. You also have Twisted Metal 2 and Persona 2 EP left out in favor of their mediocre first games. On top of this, the final roster has some decent choices like FFVII, Tekken 3, and Metal Gear Solid, but leaves a lot to be desired. Would you look at a system that has Destruction Derby, Intelligent Qube, and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six packed in and say, "Hey! That sounds like a steal at $100"? Edited January 23, 2019 by imchapp.in Quote
Ric Posted January 16, 2019 Posted January 16, 2019 Went to Best Buy today and they have tons of them, both up front and in the games section. Selling a number of opened returns for 53.99 as well lol. Quote
GunStarHero Posted January 16, 2019 Posted January 16, 2019 15 hours ago, Ric said: Went to Best Buy today and they have tons of them, both up front and in the games section. Selling a number of opened returns for 53.99 as well lol. Likewise, I saw one at the mall for $40. Also saw that there's a Neo Geo mini. Looked bad. Quote
Kudasai Posted January 16, 2019 Author Posted January 16, 2019 16 hours ago, Ric said: Went to Best Buy today and they have tons of them, both up front and in the games section. Selling a number of opened returns for 53.99 as well lol. Looking back this thing was doomed from the start when the first five games were announced. That should've been a red flag right there Quote
naraku360 Posted January 23, 2019 Posted January 23, 2019 (edited) On 12/30/2018 at 7:16 PM, imchapp.in said: With Playstation Smash Bros, you had Solid Snake, Crash, Spyro, Lara Croft, Cloud Strife, and other characters that defined the system. Instead, you had subpar unmemorable characters from Sony Exclusives and questionable third-party reps. Yippee, the guy from Kill Zone, the guy from Starhawk, Big Daddy from Bioshock and Donte in the fight of the century! I'd argue that may have contributed to the failure, but the game just sort of sucked. Smash keeps the game moving with stage hazards, a bunch of items, and deaths from going too far off screen. It gives incentive to chase people off the ledge and to rack up damage with the damage to launch ratio. They removed the blast zone. You could only kill with supers that were unreasonably slow to build, the stages were too large (and barren) for a gane where the premise wasn't to kill by knocking off stage, and the attacks/movement was so sluggish it was almost always one hit, run across the stage, hit, run across stage, despite the movement being unbearable. What's the fucking point of a damage/launch ratio when you literally cannot kill by launching off stage? It's terrible game design, you have to deal damage to get a special within a century, but when you deal damage they're no longer near you after a single shot, with absolutely no benefit to doing it. It's like punishing you for doing well. And this was released well after Brawl. Brawl had like 37 characters. Allstars had 24. 7 years later, they scrapped together 13 fewer characters (most that nobody wanted) in an inherently worse game. It was just bad. Honestly, at least PS Classic has some good or recognizable games. Allstars was through and through cynical corporatist crap that entirely missed the point of Smash Bros. I only played it briefly and its existence still peeves me. Edited January 23, 2019 by naraku360 Quote
Chapinator_X Posted January 23, 2019 Posted January 23, 2019 1 hour ago, naraku360 said: I'd argue that may have contributed to the failure, but the game just sort of sucked. Smash keeps the game moving with stage hazards, a bunch of items, and deaths from going too far off screen. It gives incentive to chase people off the ledge and to rack up damage with the damage to launch ratio. They removed the blast zone. You could only kill with supers that were unreasonably slow to build, the stages were too large (and barren) for a gane where the premise wasn't to kill by knocking off stage, and the attacks/movement was so sluggish it was almost always one hit, run across the stage, hit, run across stage, despite the movement being unbearable. What's the fucking point of a damage/launch ratio when you literally cannot kill by launching off stage? It's terrible game design, you have to deal damage to get a special within a century, but when you deal damage they're no longer near you after a single shot, with absolutely no benefit to doing it. It's like punishing you for doing well. And this was released well after Brawl. Brawl had like 37 characters. Allstars had 24. 7 years later, they scrapped together 13 fewer characters (most that nobody wanted) in an inherently worse game. It was just bad. Honestly, at least PS Classic has some good or recognizable games. Allstars was through and through cynical corporatist crap that entirely missed the point of Smash Bros. I only played it briefly and its existence still peeves me. I’m assuming they wanted to make it as distinct from Smash as possible to not get sued for being 100% identical, but I remember the specials system and arena mechanics were horribly shoddy. There are some good games in PS Classic, but the bulk of them being filler does come off like a similar cynical cash grab to All Stars. I guess you’d have to weigh your options on if you find MGS, Tekken 3, FFVII, RE1, and some other games to be worth $60 in total. For $100 though, it does little to feel like you aren’t getting ripped off. Quote
Kudasai Posted February 13, 2019 Author Posted February 13, 2019 On 1/16/2019 at 12:39 AM, Ric said: Went to Best Buy today and they have tons of them, both up front and in the games section. Selling a number of opened returns for 53.99 as well lol. It's now $40 at Walmart. Still not worth the price of admission but I'm just curious to see how low can it go Quote
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