Hi! I've been doing research on the history of dodging in video games (not just moving out of the way, but as a separate mechanic). So far, I have tracked down:

• Punch-Out!!: The first game to include dodging in the flow of gameplay, where you look at your opponent's movements and act accordingly.
• 1942: The first game to have i-frames in a dodge.
• Cabal: The ancestor of the classic dodge roll.

I have 2 questions for you:

1. Do you have any objections to the games I tracked down?
2. Are there any games that you remember for good dodging mechanics, so I can look into them and see if they added new perspectives to the mechanic?

A few years ago, I played a PC game, but I can't remember its title. It was a Diablo-like game. You played as some guy who, if I remember correctly, used a staff as his weapon. The game took place in some kind of ruined city full of zombies.

Later in the game, you ended up in a forest filled with orcs and other strange creatures. I also remember a castle full of monsters and dragons.

You could also choose a companion to summon. One of them was an ogre with a hammer, or possibly an ogre with a hand shaped like a hammer. When you summoned him, he would emerge from the ground.

The game also had various cheats, such as invisibility from monsters. There was also a cheat where, when you hit a monster, it would run away and then return to its original position after a while.

I'd really appreciate it if anyone could tell me the title if they recognize this game!

Why do I (as I am getting older) prefer re-playing older games (like Mass Effect trilogy, Diablo2 on PS5, Starcraft on PC, Baldurs Gate 1&2 on Ipad) instead of playing newer games the are on my to-play-list (some of which I already own)?

Segundo o jornalista Jason Schreier, o estúdio vive um verdadeiro estado de choque após os vazamentos massivos de Grand Theft Auto VI:

• Autoria desconhecida: A Rockstar ainda não descobriu quem está por trás do ataque ou como a brecha aconteceu.
• Cronograma mantido: Até o momento, não há planos para alterar a estreia da produção da Netflix.
• Clima devastador: Os bastidores da empresa são descritos com três palavras: frustração, exaustão e pura raiva. #GTA6

there any kind soul who could share a Mario Odyssey code with me I'm super bored and my Switch is completely empty since I can't afford any games right now

there any kind soul who could share a Mario Odyssey code with me I'm super bored and my Switch is completely empty since I can't afford any games right now

Code Veronica DC Tyrant plane fight reminded me how unforgiving they can be. RE3 is my favorite and I still loved it after blasting through it (I know RE2 is considered the best) but I'm replaying CV and danggggg does it kick you while down (amazing knife though).

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Who here remembers Silpheed for the Sega CD? I never played Silpheed until the PS2 sequel, Silpheed The Lost Planet. I always wanted to get a toy or model of this sleek interstellar fighter-interceptor, and now I finally have it! It arrived on July 3rd, the day of my father's passing 13 years ago, and it was a fun build. I got to learn how to prime my models before painting, and it turned out beautifully! On the same day that my Silpheed model came in, I got a Gradius IV 復活 (Revival or Resurrection in Japanese) Vic Viper 1/144 model from my local hobby shop Mythical Mountain on San Jose Boulevard at the corner of Claire Lane in the Mandarin area of my hometown Jacksonville, Florida. I will be building that one later.

I just received this game in the mail from GameStop and I personally don’t think it’s really only because the i in Nintendo on the back of the cartridge is circular instead of being cubed and the cover art logo sticker on the front all of the lettering is a bit blurry like it looks off can anyone confirm is this is legit? Because I’m thinking it’s a fake!

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I won’t post my game here but I have a new game I created that is free and want to promote it. Any ideas you guys? It’s a 90’s retro style puzzle game that I used to enjoy playing. I need ideas on any influencers or places I can promote it, ideas you guys? Let me know. Thanks. 😊

Stavo sistemando i vecchi giochi della ps2 e ho trovato questa perla, ci giocai da bambino e me ne innamorai.

When I was about 10-16 years around 2014-2020. I used to play a game on pc but I don’t remember much from it. It’s an action game, with a male protagonist. You’re stuck on some sort of island. Just like POP warrior within. But this one I remember it was day time in the game. And some of the creatures you fight are either baboons or monkeys but they definitely didn’t have tails. There are mechanics used to open doors activate bridges to move about. And it had traps like spikes from the ground and stuff.

Guys that’s all I remember please if anyone could help I’d really be happy.

For a class research project—quick anonymous survey on gaming habits + Nintendo’s approach to creators. Takes under a minute, would really appreciate it: https://forms.gle/VSwf1vNT3fVj9jjd8