misterBee

I actually play Blazblue and I'll warn anyone who will listen.
 
Just...run.  Save yourselves.
 
That's not really a fair assessment.  You get 4 way mixups followed by a mixup followed by a 40 hit combo that requires several micro-dashes/instant air dashes, is based on your opponent's weight/size, and requires a shit ton of different button presses.
 
Anime is unfair bullshit but it is still difficult to do!

Let's be clear.
 
Cipher is a Blazblue player.
 
Blazblue is a fucked up game.
 
Thanks for attending my TED talk.

Let's be clear.
 
Cipher is a Blazblue player.
 
Blazblue is a fucked up game.
 
Thanks for attending my TED talk.

Let's be clear.
 
Cipher is a Blazblue player.
 
Blazblue is a fucked up game.
 
Thanks for attending my TED talk.

Let's be clear.
 
Cipher is a Blazblue player.
 
Blazblue is a fucked up game.
 
Thanks for attending my TED talk.

Let's be clear.
 
Cipher is a Blazblue player.
 
Blazblue is a fucked up game.
 
Thanks for attending my TED talk.

Let's be clear.
 
Cipher is a Blazblue player.
 
Blazblue is a fucked up game.
 
Thanks for attending my TED talk.

After looking into it some more I don't think Ratchet & Clank relies as heavily on the SSD as they claim it does.  The showcases before release were pretty misleading.  I don't really think using a slightly slower (still pcie 4.0) drive is going to make much of a difference, even in the long run.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/09/ps5-storage-analysis-concludes-spend-less-get-the-same-gaming-performance/
 
Another article showing that the PS5 internal drive isn't that special.  Using a relatively slow nvme gen 4.0 SSD makes a difference of only seconds in loading times.  Good news if you want to bump up your PS5's storage and don't want to overspend for a compatible SSD.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/09/ps5-storage-analysis-concludes-spend-less-get-the-same-gaming-performance/
 
Another article showing that the PS5 internal drive isn't that special.  Using a relatively slow nvme gen 4.0 SSD makes a difference of only seconds in loading times.  Good news if you want to bump up your PS5's storage and don't want to overspend for a compatible SSD.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/09/ps5-storage-analysis-concludes-spend-less-get-the-same-gaming-performance/
 
Another article showing that the PS5 internal drive isn't that special.  Using a relatively slow nvme gen 4.0 SSD makes a difference of only seconds in loading times.  Good news if you want to bump up your PS5's storage and don't want to overspend for a compatible SSD.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/09/ps5-storage-analysis-concludes-spend-less-get-the-same-gaming-performance/
 
Another article showing that the PS5 internal drive isn't that special.  Using a relatively slow nvme gen 4.0 SSD makes a difference of only seconds in loading times.  Good news if you want to bump up your PS5's storage and don't want to overspend for a compatible SSD.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/09/ps5-storage-analysis-concludes-spend-less-get-the-same-gaming-performance/
 
Another article showing that the PS5 internal drive isn't that special.  Using a relatively slow nvme gen 4.0 SSD makes a difference of only seconds in loading times.  Good news if you want to bump up your PS5's storage and don't want to overspend for a compatible SSD.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/09/ps5-storage-analysis-concludes-spend-less-get-the-same-gaming-performance/
 
Another article showing that the PS5 internal drive isn't that special.  Using a relatively slow nvme gen 4.0 SSD makes a difference of only seconds in loading times.  Good news if you want to bump up your PS5's storage and don't want to overspend for a compatible SSD.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/09/ps5-storage-analysis-concludes-spend-less-get-the-same-gaming-performance/
 
Another article showing that the PS5 internal drive isn't that special.  Using a relatively slow nvme gen 4.0 SSD makes a difference of only seconds in loading times.  Good news if you want to bump up your PS5's storage and don't want to overspend for a compatible SSD.

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Bushiden:
 
Record of Lodoss War:
 
Steel Assault:
 
Mighty Goose:
 
Minoria:
 
Ender Lilies:
 
All of these games tend to come out on PC first.  These days if you like 2D PC is the place to be.  I think most of these have console ports though.

Bushiden:
 
Record of Lodoss War:
 
Steel Assault:
 
Mighty Goose:
 
Minoria:
 
Ender Lilies:
 
All of these games tend to come out on PC first.  These days if you like 2D PC is the place to be.  I think most of these have console ports though.

Bushiden:
 
Record of Lodoss War:
 
Steel Assault:
 
Mighty Goose:
 
Minoria:
 
Ender Lilies:
 
All of these games tend to come out on PC first.  These days if you like 2D PC is the place to be.  I think most of these have console ports though.

Bushiden:
 
Record of Lodoss War:
 
Steel Assault:
 
Mighty Goose:
 
Minoria:
 
Ender Lilies:
 
All of these games tend to come out on PC first.  These days if you like 2D PC is the place to be.  I think most of these have console ports though.

If you wanted a Wipeout game there's already one:
 
https://store.steampowered.com/app/517710/Redout_Enhanced_Edition/

@AriesWarlockusually copy/pastes from e-mails/other websites, and if it's weird the formatting of the original content can break stuff sometimes.
 
If something like this happens in the future it's probably best to paste it as plain text or post a screenshot of it instead.

@AriesWarlockusually copy/pastes from e-mails/other websites, and if it's weird the formatting of the original content can break stuff sometimes.
 
If something like this happens in the future it's probably best to paste it as plain text or post a screenshot of it instead.