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This is how the game should've been to begin with. I grew up with Galaxy but I've always preferred Sunshine mostly bc Sunshine uses normal controller not the horrible wiimote.

My friend i have xbox s controller and some of the buttons not work like the start and back, x and y .. also in galaxy i press shoulder L but there is no pointer .. i play in devmode on ss not on pc cos mine is not for gaming . Maybe this info can help you > When i put the file in profile section it’s turn to gamepad on device and not work until i convert it to xbox one controller

My favorite Final Fantasy is 4. It opened so many doors for the series. For me I would put 4 and 6 in S tier.

I mean the get the “mispronouncing Japanese names” thing, but at the same time some Japanese sounds just don’t translate well into casual English dialogue, specifically how r’s are pronounced. Basically I’m saying if the English pronunciation isn’t 100% identical to the original pronunciation (which again would sound weird because of how some sounds are pronounced) then there is room for liberties to be taken

9 being in S tier makes me happy. My personal favorite game from childhood that still holds up for me today.

Thank you so fucking much I was just about to drop super Mario galaxy because of the controls and you saved my gaming career

Good perspectives! Just found your channel and subbed!

I see 6 and 9 on S tier, I drop a thumbs up. Simple as

My personal list: S tier- 6 and technically 8 as I can go back and replay it anytime even if it's more A tier A Tier: 2 (I love this game. Minimal grinding needed and I love the story but it does have issues), 5, 9 B tier: 1, 3, 7 (frankly a game that while not bad just didn't vibe with me much and failed to live up to the hype. Still good tho) C tier: 4 ( not a bad game game per se but way too often I get bored and like 7 I don't jive with a lot of it. But is has a lot of good highs!) Also adding 10 to C tier if not D tier for almost making me dislike it.

6, 7, 8, 9 and X are S tiers. I can't believe you put 8 in B

The way you edit your talking is pretty infuriating and makes me actively want to mute you.

There is a mod for Final Fantasy VI called Brave New World that does exactly what you described. It restricts Espers to certain characters so that homogenization of abilities becomes impossible and it creates a very robust system of characters with their own uniqueness. 10/10, I absolutely recommend it.

not a FF fan but if i were this lines up pretty much with how i would rank them aside from 7 being lower since i'm more of a gameplay person and the combat really does not engage me enough to see me through disc 1

Hell yeah. I’m excited to watch. This year so far I played through every numbered non MMO FF except for 8, 12, and 13 (I got burnt out after finishing 10). My tiers would go like this so far S: 6, 10 A: 15, 7, 16, 9, 5 B: 4 C: 3, 2, 1 I would say I’ve found that even the games I don’t really enjoy I do absolutely respect

I'm happy that 6 and 9 are in S tier.

I tried to keep this video relatively concise since I've made videos on most of these games already. Hopefully this works as a supplement to those videos while encapsulating how I feel about these titles overall.

Insane, this is even more than I expected, thanks a lot! I’ve been looking for a solution in order to play Mario galaxy and you made it 🗿🔥

Great review! Can't wait for your Metaphor playthrough. I'm currently 20 hours into the game and it has been incredible so far.

My point isn't working at all in the game - Any tips ?

Really helpful, thanks!!

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Great video! System Shock Remake was one of my favorite games of the last few years (got it on release day), as I'm a huge fan of the series and immersive sims in general. While I do prefer the OG version of System Shock for a number of reasons, Nightdive did an excellent job with this remake, and I'm glad they stayed faithful to the original, rather than water it down like many devs would. Why do I still prefer the original? One of the things I missed the most was the OG's amazing soundtrack. It had a lot of banger themes in the OST that managed to create a great Sci-Fi vibe, while still feeling mysterious and intense. The remake's ambient OST is fine but doesn't compare. A cool bit of trivia is that the original OST was composed by Greg LoPiccolo, who was a former bandmate of Terri Brosius (Shodan's VA). Her husband, Eric Brosius (who was another bandmate), composed the OST for System Shock 2. I also wasn't a fan of the recycling mechanic they added for the remake. In the OG, there was plenty of ammo and weapons to be found around the station, so you didn't need to recycle junk to get extra ammo. All the junk in the remake also adds to the clutter, which can make it much more difficult to find important items. I get the feeling Nightdive decided to implement this mechanic because it was used in Prey (2017), which is a spiritual successor to System Shock. I also have nitpicks related to things like the implementation of surgical units (which was instantaneous in the OG but which forces you to sit through a cutscene in the remake). One thing the remake did better than the original, though, was the cyberspace segments. I agree that they're still the worst aspect of the game, but they were far worse in the OG. All of the walls were wire-frame, making it difficult to see where you were going, and it didn't help that you could see through all the walls (which meant it was hard to distinguish tunnel openings). An interesting thing to note is that the OG actually allowed you to write notes on the map. You could click on a spot and type something there to help you remember why a certain location was important. Looking Glass did this in their other immersive sims, too (including System Shock 2, both Ultima Underworld games, and the original Thief duology). I'm not sure why that was changed for the remake because it was a very helpful mechanic. Anyway, I'm glad you enjoyed the game, and I liked your in-depth analysis of it. You've earned a sub from me!

You can change the symbol for the controller (that appears as X1). I did a quick test so there might be a better way but you just need to edit the image that has the prompt. I took it into Photoshop. Added an icon of the xbox controller as a new layer then just erased the default icon and exported as PNG.

THANK YOU! saved my life!

😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😤😤😤😤😤 stop jumping back and fourth with shit and get to the point

After replaying the DS games via the Dominus Collection I would probably move some things around a bit. It's possible I'll rank these games again someday but I'm still happy with how this list turned out overall.

Please help. On the steam deck, where do I place the ini file? How do I find that folder? There's nothing in 'Documents' on the steam deck desktop mode. I downloaded the control scheme for Super Paper Mario.

Anyway to lower the sensitivity on the pointer? I find it way too fast

Hi there, I'm currently playing this on the Dolphin Emulator, can you recommend me the safest settings to put on Dolphin to prevent likelihood of crashes? My laptop can't update to a Nvidea GTX graphic card so it's probably basic at max. Thanks!

Reuploaded due to a video editing mistake I spotted, should be good now!

thanks, I emulated this game before but I always got trouble with the pointer bit, time for a third playthrough!

Can you please show us the actual Dolphin settings, because I don't know which button does what for this game and not Super Mario Galaxy

It’s crazy to me that the little indie game I played back in 2018 has reached a level of cultural significance comparable to that of indies like Undertale, and while that has been really cool to see, I think it has come with some drawbacks as well. Like Undertale was back when it first released, Hollow Knight has been hyped up far too much over the past few years. I say this as someone who considers Hollow Knight my favorite game of all time. There is a pressure from the ever-expanding fanbase of these games that if you play it you must have only positive things to say about it or they will throw a fit and tell you your opinion is invalid, so I'm glad to see none of that in this comments section. I like this video and I find most of your criticisms super valid, even if I personally disagree with most of them, so I’m just gonna scattershot some thoughts I had while watching. About the getting lost point, yes, this is easily the most divisive thing about the game. For someone like me who enjoys Hollow Knight’s atmosphere and environmental storytelling so much that they don’t care whether or not they are “progressing” per se, this is the best part of the game. For players who go into the game expecting it to play out like a traditional metroidvania, even a more obtuse entry like Super, I don’t think it’ll click right away. This is not an diss on anyone who plays the game like this or Metroid games (Metroid Prime is another one of my favorite games of all time and I’ve really hoping to give Echoes and Corruption a try), it’s just that I think the kind of exploration Hollow Knight offers isn’t for everyone. On a first playthrough at least. Like, even before I ever found THK statue or dream nail, I loved exploring the map so much that going a long time without item or story progression never really bothered me. Every time I found some nook in a corner of the map like the 420 geo rock in Kingdom’s Edge or Joni’s Repose in Howling Cliffs felt like drugs being injected directly into my bloodstream. The cool thing about Hollow Knight is that once you get the mantis claw, the amount of different routes you can take through the game is immense, even without things like shade skips or background pogoing. There's a really good video by Game Maker's Toolkit called The World Design of Hollow Knight that articulates this point very well, so if you haven't seen that I would recommend checking that out. Ultimately, though, it just comes down to preference. If you enjoy the game more on subsequent playthroughs where you know where to go, more power to you; I just wish I could wipe my memory and play this game again for the first time every time I start a new file. Yeah, there are totally a ton of QoL things that TC could totally have added that they didn’t. Maybe it’s because their main influences in making this game came out more than two or three decades ago lol. Retaining soul when you die in a dream fight would be really convenient. I was one of those people who took dozens of hours on my first playthrough lol. To be fair I was really bad at video games when I first played it. Yeah, the Grimm Troupe quest is kinda a drag, especially if you get to it late. The boss fights and charms are sick though, so it evens out I guess. About the shades, although I personally never had a problem with this, I know it has been a sticking point for quite a few, especially combined with not having benches before bosses. It really sucks that the shade mechanic of all things is what turns some people away, and even though it serves a cool lore purpose (even though the mechanic isn't strictly canon) I'm glad they're trying something new and much more freeing in Silksong with the cocoon when you die being a non-vital silk refill and rosaries currency system. I can see why you criticized White Palace, as a lot of people have had similar sentiments. I kinda got stuck there my first time because I was bad at platforming, but it did feel rewarding to beat and the lore is cool so I gave it a pass. Maybe its design flaws are because it was a stretch goal on the Kickstarter? Who knows. As far as grinding goes, I've never really understood why people think that refighting the Colosseum over and over again is necessary to buy everything. Most things in the game are reasonably priced by the time you get to them, so I'm assuming that really the only things you might need to grind for are the unbreakable charms or the lantern. Maybe the fountain in Ancient Basin if you don't have 3000 on you when you come across it. Selling relics to Lemm, rescuing grubs, hitting geo rocks, finding the Gorgeous Husk, and getting revenge on Millibelle are all ways that the game rewards you with money for exploration, so if you are observant enough, grinding isn't as much of an issue. Like, most enemies don't drop a lot, even with Fragile Greed, but you really don't need to kill a lot of enemies to gain geo in my experience. Selling all relics alone gets you 21,650 geo. Even if you miss some and/or spend some before lategame, you should have enough to buy unbreakable strength almost instantly. At most, I feel like you would need to refight colo 2 maybe three or four times if you're going for all the unbreakable charms, depending on how you've played up to that point. Idk, maybe it's just because my original playthrough was pretty long and so I was killing more enemies, but I had so much geo by the end I hardly knew what to do with it. My point is, there are a lot of ways to earn geo outside of just grinding colosseum fights or enemies, and if a player doesn't have enough geo immediately, they can always wait until later. I'm glad you came around on the “same-y” point, because I wholeheartedly agree. One time I watched a review of Hollow Knight where they compared its areas to the areas of a Mega Man game, which confused me to no end. They have almost nothing in common aside from the fact that they're both 2D platformers, so I really couldn't understand what point the review was trying to make. Maybe it is the muted colors thing, or maybe it's because people don't consider enemy variety a part of the area design, but I feel like there's more than enough to differentiate between distinct areas in the game, especially considering the more unique design that some areas like Crystal Peak and Deepest have. About the music: I'm sorry but this is the one thing that I fundamentally cannot agree with. I get the sound design covering up background ost sometimes, but I literally cannot imagine playing all the way through the game and not being able to hum at least a part of one track. As a music major who played this game in middle school, I may be a little biased because this game is part of the reason I decided to pursue music, got me into music theory, and made me listen to styles of music I had previously written off as pretentious. That being said, the only perspective I can see this issue with the music cropping up from is that maybe Christopher Larkin's classical and baroque influences made this soundtrack seem too tame compared to the more contemporary sound of some other metroidvanias, aside from the Grimm Troupe stuff. I mean, you basically said as much in the video, but I tend to find that even people who aren't as into those styles of music typically still enjoy Hollow Knight's soundtrack. Oh well. Music is also a matter of preference so I'll try not to hold it against you lol. Sorry for the essay. Tldr, I really really like Hollow Knight, but I can see why it's not everyone's favorite. I’m glad you ended up enjoying it, though. If I got anything wrong, feel free to say so.

this is the best tutorial i ve seen this year

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Your control scheme is very good however I was wondering how to caliberate the gyro present in most controller to simulate wiimote, is there is good guide? I think the shake, and tilting and be performed with gyro and stick is good for pointing

DK stops slowly on the ground. How to fix it. Please help

Thank you so much for the super detailed guide. Your video is probably the most usefull i have found so far about dolphin controller configuration

great, exactly what i was looking for! thx, i've left a sub! :)

Can you please show me how i can do a groundpund crouch backflip etc on macos because i am having trouble doing so

Insanely helpful. Thanks.

This video made me realize how subjective the things that make a game "good" are, since all of the reasons for why you didn't like the game at first are the reasons for why I liked it, exept I had the opposite opinions. I feel like the art is beautiful and distinct for most areas, the music is amazing and feels very iconic and recognizable, the map is big and exploring sometimes feels aimless and I love that. The only thing I didn't like during my first playthrough was how far some of the benches were from the boss fights, but overall I feel like the game is perfect for me, and I fell in love with it from the first playthrough

On the topic of the soulslike death mechanic for silksong, we know that it is not going to be a part of the game. Instead, all rosaries are lost upon death, apart from ones you save on strings. I think you can spend rosaries to get strings worth slightly less, encouraging skill.

How does Nintendo handle Motion emulation in their official Nvidia shield port?

Great tutorial! I'm like 10hours into Galaxy1 and everything works perfectly! Playing with Dualsense.

Elder bug actually give suggestion on which area you can explore but I found on my 7th run

"I can't imagine it will take long to get the last 4%" he sais... oh boy, buckle up... The last 4% are the biggest challenge in this game (outside of steel soul) Indeed if you first try those 4% you'd only take like 4 - 6 hours I would guess, assuming you haven't found the area yet, maybe a bit less... You won't first try those 4%, I can tell you that much... GL on trying it

If you were to wait to release this until Silksong has a date you would still have a few more years before you needed to put this out. I do think it’s a great game but it’s not one I’ve been eager to revisit. I think for me the final DLC they did (although free) brought down the overall package by being so incredibly brutal that I didn’t even want to bother continuing it. Still among the greats in the genre imo.

I feel like the critisism of it being too big or being too long is a bit strange for a Metroidvania. I feel like the average length of a Metroidvania for the main story should be somewhere in that 10-20 hour range for someone who hasn't played before. The fun of it should be the exploration, the sense you're figuring out more of the world and collecting items that may have been a symbol for something lorewise or is just cool and fun to use. No hate but this is just my opinion