Yes, you can cheat in emulated games too. Check the cheating thread. I have linked to a tutorial series where it describes how to search for memory addresses. The examples used are for emulated NES games, but the methods can be used for PC games tooWait you can use cheat engine with ps1 games
It feels so strange that I have to have already input my string before I can even confirm if my jump-in has hit.
Play The House in Fata Morgana. My GOTY 2016.Count me in, I would like to know more about VNs
Looking forward to this in 2021
You can, but why would you when you can just input Gameshark or whatever codes directly in the emulator?Wait you can use cheat engine with ps1 games
Retroarch has cheating functionality. You can manipulate memory values, directly input codes if you know them, or even download ready made cheats that are super easy to use. I tried it once some time ago. Ain't nobody beating Batman & Robin for the Genesis playing with their kid without cheats
Maybe NISA will get confused and "localize" him as ADORU
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knowing them - it's highly possible
You do know NISA doesn't port any of their games themselves right?
That's not entirely correct. They only brought in Tin Giant way after the initial release date, after it had already long become clear the unnamed port-studio they'd hired were unable to deliver something workable and Tin Giant was hired to turn the mess into something usable. They did an extremely good job with that, considering they were only working... 2 or 3 months on it? But ultimately they were brought in too late and I guess were not given enough time and resources to really completely fix it.
IIRC Durante was brought on to help around the end of development too, But not even he could salvage it I guess. I know he worked on Caligula though.
Nah. They asked him to take a quick look before September but he was not working on it officially and not much, since he was presumably busy with Cold Steel 2 at the time. He just identified a few of the major bottlenecks and gave some pointers iirc.
I read September release and the thought that we might get a PC release next year. Until I noticed that it's YS, a Falcom game we're talking about. Falcom the company stuck in 2000s when it comes to international releases. We might get this in 2021, or one year after Cold Steel IV releases here. Just then we can start thinking in a possible PC release date.
Frostpunk is great and i'd recommend buying it to anyone if you like city builder/sim games. It has a good pace and can be taxing at times. I really enjoyed it.
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Here is one for the VN enthusiasts
Saya no Uta 2 confirmed.
Saya no Uta is a VN, that's it I won't say anything more about it, look it up for yourself
People should follow up on the JP sources.
ooooh, unfortunate. Why would you make a novelization to what's already a visual novel anyways tho?Holy shit.
Edit: Nevermind. It's not a VN sequel just a book sequel to the novelized version of Saya no Uta. Not Urobutcher involvement either.
Edit 2: Thread locked on Era
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Yes, you should have! I spent around 2 hours or perhaps even more, mostly being dumbfounded because I don't think I had ever played a CRPG.Spent 1 hour creating my character in Pillars of Eternity and I feel I should've spent even more
Uh, I love Urobutcher, but Saya no Uta grossed me out back in the day, I know that there're no middle school girls in the VN, but Saya's design along with the content was really disturbing to me.Here is one for the VN enthusiasts
Saya no Uta 2 confirmed.
Saya no Uta is a VN, that's it I won't say anything more about it, look it up for yourself
This reminds me I should get back to my playthrough of this. Fantastic game.
What, Android phone?
Well Atlus doesn't give a shit what consumers want especially if they are not Japanese. See how they made one single region locked game in the history of the PS3, draconian streaming policies for Persona 5, blocking screenshots, losing their shit over a emulator, being shit at distributing in Europe, among others they are just a backwards out of touch company.
I'm in the same boat, have it on PS3, but after 60+ hours in the game, I'm simply tired of the gameplay loop, and cast isn't interesting enough to justify another 40 hours of boredom.
