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I just beat Fantasy Puppet Dance Performance ~ Dream Shard (the expansion of the Touhou x Pokémon standalone clone). My final team was:
- Extra!Koishi (Warp*) (Starter)
- Speed!Seija (Miasma (Poison))
- Defense!Kokoro (Void (Normal)/Fighting)
- Assist!Kyouko (Sound*/Earth (Ground ofc))
- Power!Yoshika (Miasma)
- Speed!Seiga (Nether (Ghost, sort-of)).
* New types with afaik no Pokémon equivalent.At first I was a bit disappointed that the expansion didn't seem to add much, but later on new things start coming up. Also my team was less annoying to play with this time around, although Seiga was terrible for about half of it. Also I had to be very conscious about not overleveling. Anyhows I'll try to beat the Elite 4 equivalent without items and then I'll do the post-game which I'm new to, Dream Shard or not.
Free.
Because clearly things like Mini Metro and 100% Orange Juice don't compare properly with things like Chrono Trigger and Symphony of the Night.
interesting
Edit: Also TIL Pokémon is the highest grossing media franchise, not just among video games. And Hello Kitty and Winnie the Pooh second and third, respectively.
Freedom Bundle
- 2064: Read Only Memories
- 7 Grand Steps
- A Virus Named Tom
- AI War: Fleet Command
- Ballistick
- Beat Hazard Ultra
- Dangerous High School Girls in Trouble
- Double Fine Adventure Documentary (not a game, so I'll give this one away as a freebie)
- Dusty Revenge: Co-Op Edition
- Ellipsis
- GRAV
- Hot Tin Roof: The Cat That Wore A Fedora Deluxe
- Luna's Wandering Stars
- Monster Loves You!
- Overgrowth
- Potatoman Seeks the Troof
- Retro Game Crunch
- Rituals
- Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball
- Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken
- Secrets of Rætikon
- shutshimi
- Streamline (Early Access key)
- Super Galaxy Squadron EX
- System Shock Pack
- Team Indie
- Thirty Flights of Loving
- Tower of Guns
Ocean's Day Bundle- NEO AQUARIUM - The King of Crustaceans
- Riptide GP: Renegade
- Submerged
Feb 2018 Monthly^ Oohh, I hadn't heard of the Video Game History Foundation. Interesting stuff there, like this.
(Has English subtitles.)
Perhaps the most interesting part being this:
What do you get when you cross a wilderness survival game and civilization game? Dwarf Fortress with Age of Empires? Picture this: you start out with a small group of hominids in the wilderness. You direct some to gathering, some others to hunting (perhaps not even that at first), then some try to work something out from a bunch of stones. You develop stone tools, invent fire and all that shizzle. Migrate to better locations. In time, your folks get to figure out grain can grow into more grain, and that these funny stones from over there can be heated and pounded into shape. The game ends (practically or literally) once you've started a legit civilization.
Now, if only I was any good at coding.
http://vbprog.zonexus.net/stream/