/cog/ - Traditional & Video Gaming

>>422936
>old thread was made back in 2014

fuck me.

>>423246
Noice

>>423451
ahahaha yes, this was a classic moment in gaming journalism. And this is the guy who is paid to review titles.

>>423593
>wrong aspect ratio
fuck you.

>>423731
Oh god its that scene, sometimes you wonder if Japanese people know what a gun is.

>>423732
This seems like a good way to get infected zombie juice all up in your face.
>>423733
Also rolling in it seems like a bad idea too.
Sick DDT tho bro.

>>424025
explanation for those who don't follow mmo garbage?

>>424026
Does it need an explanation?
Its like being a protagonist in an H P Lovecraft story, and being forced to behold something so utterly inhuman and beyond what you know your mind cracks as it attempts to understand.

>>424027
All I'm seeing is a random CGI light show as the guy one-click-kills some surrounding characters.

>>424029
Are you not even aware enough to notice he's spending real life money mid-game in the blink of an eye.

>>424030
I don't know shit about that game, beyond that it's popular. That's why I was asking in the first place, for fucks sake.

>>424033
What, you think I play that shit? Fuck no, don't even know who the guy playing it is supposed to be.
All that matters is that the webm is ridiculous.

>>423593
>>423717
https://twitter.com/esports/status/1598049108539117568

>>424139
Wolfenstein New Order was so fucked up.

>>424143
I'm just really sick of stories where the Nazis bullshit turning the entire war around right at the end and somehow manage to conquer the Earth.

A couple of giant spider robots and super steroid soldiers wasn't enough to reverse the fate of the Axis power.

>>424144
Yeah but in the game they had spider robots defending the front in 1946, so clearly a lot of other things have happened differently.

>>424383
kek

>>424385
Those no-hit full-combo runs of SOR4 or so damn impressive. It took me so much practice to be able to do crap like that on every stage, no way I'd be able to do a full arcade run with it. Being able to do an uninterrupted full combo on the final level feels so fucking awesome.

>>424386
Can't imagine ever doing these sort of self-imposed "Never Get Hit / Never Drop Combo / Speed Run" style of challenges when it comes to games.

The frustration of having to start all over again when I fuck up even once would make my head explode like a zit.

>>424392
to be fair, mainline street fighter games are not too far from being this stupid as well. See: >>418886

>>424404
I'm having flashbacks of Road Fighter on my famiclone.

>>424452
You actually play that game on the MCs famicom in their room so its probably intentional.

>>424544
How old are all the classic streetfighter characters by the time of SF6?
It is the 'latest' game in the chronological timeline of events isn't it?

>>424752
Man I haven't played SF since SF4, that game looks the same just with different FX and UI.

>>424759
hey, that half-hadoken in the middle is the move Ryu does in the Street Fighter Movie!

>>424776
The live action one?

>>424777
Yeah, the one with Jean-Claude Van Damme. They didn't have the time to get the effects done (or anything else for that matter), so it mostly had characters mimicking the special moves. Ryu's actor mimicked the double palm move but from close range without extending his arms, and they put in a frame of flash when it "hits". It's kind of a similar pose as in that webm.

I re watched it a while back and interestingly enough it has a LOT of attacks taken straight from the game, and not just the silly looking special moves but minor stuff you wouldn't notice if you didn't have the games frames memorized. Ryu, Ken, Bison and Cammy all do their throw moves for example.