She looks more unique and has a better personality design wise than Peachette that's for damn sure.

5000x5000 and I go ham with smaller drawings, then if I like it, I blow them up and redraw them at a higher resolution with thinner lines, and crop to them

Garry's Mod

None, if there's something I feel is too hard or ambitious, I put it on the back burner, or scrap it.

Zero regrets

Nothing really.

I guess I'm waiting for the next Nintendo system that people keep claiming will be announced 2024, that I fucking hope is backwards compatible with Switch games, and at least is slightly better software wise.

Same bro ayyy

Chibi Robo

New qol additions like skip cut scenes (that intro) and skip dialogue (the game often repeats itself)

A physical (the og game costs an arm and a leg but the cover looks so sexy)

Chibi Robo Clean Sweep with gyro would be something to behold too (the game uses the touch screen on DS for precise shit like hitting an outlet across a room), just the same qol additions with maybe an auto sieve bc god that got tiring quick spinning it around for minutes on end collecting gems.

A duology pack of these two for Switch, that has a physical and I'm fucking sold.

Park Patrol, Photo Finder and Zip Lash suck dick compared to these two imo.

To add to my shizo rant, I heard somewhere that the lead dev for Chibi Robo wanted to do something with the francise again iirc (take that with a grain of salt) and the director of Advanced Wars Reboot Camp wanted to remake obscure games Kuru Kuru Kururin (has a switch port) Rhythm Heaven, Wario Ware (still kicking) or Chibi Robo next.

inhales copium

I just so happen to be watching a video called: "Games about nothing" by Cresendex, and the first game in the video was Indigo Parallel (on steam for 12$)

It's basically LSD Dream Emulator but for modern systems and includes small sections where you shoot stuff and drive cars. (heavily inspired by LSD btw)

Could use more screenshots, but the thumbnail looks promising.

I might play this at some point.

Can't have a ps2 platformer without some forced racing levels with dog shit controls, and super tight requirements for a 100%.

Steam World Dig 1 and 2

Pikmin 1 and 3, maybe 2

Super Mario Wonder

Sonic Mania

Sonic Origins (each game is short)

Although 25 hours or less isn't exactly short

I would show my Playstation games' playtime but uhh

I played at least four games, totaling up more than 10 hours, but ig I didn't have Additional Data on.

Also rip ps3 and Vita game playtime.

NX Activity Log has your back, though it doesn't work on current firmware (stuck on 1.4 since 2021), luckily there's a fork for 1.5 and above by ZDM.

Terraria Hard Mode is less about exploring and more about grinding for the next boss.

Psychonauts entire second half

-The Theatre level is slow, and the cut scenes makes me cringe

-Velvatopia is very claustrophobic, and the bull is kind of annoying

-Waterloo is going back and forth to tell so and so this and so and so that to progress

-The actual asylum world is really hard to navigate with how dark it is and how tight platforms are

-Meat Circus and Milk Man Conspiracy is actually fun iirc.

Basically the second half of Psychonauts is that it's really slow paced, it's fun at times, but super slow.

Super Mario Wonder

Pikmin 4 could have easily been my favorite if not for the never ending dialogue and forced assist options like Auto-Lock On.

Wasn't interested in TOTK Baulder 3 or anything else that came out.

Not being able to draw what I have in my mind.

I don't think I have ever actually played any custom levels more than just that one time years back, where I played the first level for like ten minutes then forgot about mods as a whole.

That would be really neat, maybe some levels the liquid goo would fill up a tank rather than going into a pipe like the goo balls usually do? Granted I think it'd be better if alternate objectives where simple, to keep the impact of the end-stages imo.

Damn I thought you could play OG Xbox games on it as well?

Had to look this up, that is sick af.

Oh uhh, right I forgot the tip on drawing tablet pens wear out, and can be swapped.

I don't think I have ever even thought about switching it, no clue where the extras are though.

Good thing the tip looks and feels fine.

Psychonauts literally tells you flat in your face before you rescue Lilly, after which you cannot go back to the campsite ever again in that save (the game makes an alternate save before the point of no return) The campsite has collectables you can miss out on otherwise.

Psychonauts 2 has one for when you go to the final hub area, though it doesn't tell you, nor are you permanent stuck there, after the ending you can go back to any area.

Drawn To Life has one before the game's ending, which I don't think counts since there are no levels after this point.

Have you guys ever played World Of Goo before?

It's fucking amazing, and they're making a sequel???

Thoughts??

A game called Tchia which isn't even out yet won an award on Steam.

>2024

Game awards was taken place in the damn future I tell you what.

You mean Half Life 2 Episode 2 Part 2?

Super Mario and Kirby.

Super Smash Bros Brawl.

Make a randomly generated openworld game with AI generated 3D models that looks like a ps5 game and can connect to pornhub via in game phone, burn it on a disc and figure out a way to make the disc run on both a ps2 and a wii, while making it compatible with a SNES that has a disc tray hooked up to it, from scratch.

Then we'll see how easy it is.

Brittany from Pikmin 3

I already did, I gave them myself with totally legal methods.

Pokemon Scarlet, Pikmin 4 and Paper Mario 64 have been going hard af for me.

Pokemon Scarlet is actually pretty solid.

Can barely do a monthly drawing.

At this rate it's like a yearly drawing

Steam World Dig

A rather short game (around 5 hours) about a robot digging to Vectron, where his uncle went, and never came back from.

Gameplay is ofc about digging around, and upgrading yourself.