That's your prerogative, really. It's not just about the mistakes, though. It's the frequency of them, their style, behavior, account history. The way they present their "WIPs", a history of silently deleting posts with egregious tells once pointed out. The benefit of the doubt only goes so far.
February 12, 2026 at 5:14 PM
That's your prerogative, really. It's not just about the mistakes, though. It's the frequency of them, their style, behavior, account history. The way they present their "WIPs", a history of silently deleting posts with egregious tells once pointed out. The benefit of the doubt only goes so far.
Makes total sense, these M2 ports are maybe the best versions of most of these games. Which makes me wish I'd picked more of them up before the eshop shut down...
February 11, 2026 at 2:43 AM
Makes total sense, these M2 ports are maybe the best versions of most of these games. Which makes me wish I'd picked more of them up before the eshop shut down...
Do you think these types ever actually enjoyed art? Or was it always for recognition? I always wonder if they feel any accomplishment churning out these works they're tracing. All for fake internet points? Surely there was a desire to create somewhere in there before the grift took over...
February 10, 2026 at 8:50 PM
Do you think these types ever actually enjoyed art? Or was it always for recognition? I always wonder if they feel any accomplishment churning out these works they're tracing. All for fake internet points? Surely there was a desire to create somewhere in there before the grift took over...
Thank you! It's a great series but I hope I'm not overselling it 😅. If you have any interest at all in traditional shooting games, though, I definitely recommend it.
February 10, 2026 at 7:34 PM
Thank you! It's a great series but I hope I'm not overselling it 😅. If you have any interest at all in traditional shooting games, though, I definitely recommend it.
RayForce - a 1994 shoot 'em up from Taito. It ended up with 4 different names for various reasons, but RayForce is the 'official' name. There's a collection (Ray'z Arcade Chronology) with the whole series available on Steam/Switch/PS4
February 10, 2026 at 4:46 PM
RayForce - a 1994 shoot 'em up from Taito. It ended up with 4 different names for various reasons, but RayForce is the 'official' name. There's a collection (Ray'z Arcade Chronology) with the whole series available on Steam/Switch/PS4