Yep. The best game eva made.

I know; Deus Ex

Simon Belmont laughs at your J.C.Denton!

At least J.C Denton is 100% BLACK


Also; his lipsmack is augmented

I’ve actually been meaning to check these games out, but haven’t as of yet.

Khajiit has never played the original Deus Ex?

Khajiit has not.

Well, time to put on that black trenchcoat and dark sunglasses then



No, not like that!




Like that

Oh trust me if Evike keeps teasing me with price dropping on the M132 Minigun, I going to have to buy it and simply buy the Kriss Vector accessories in January. I just can't say no to a minigun .

Neither can I, but my bank account can

Me to Bank: You don't tell me what to do mwahahahaha !

Anyway here's what I got planned for Christmas.

I thought it was gonna be food

I mean, the first one is cool too though…

For me, Deus Ex will always be THE game. The music alone is a masterpiece. Not even Oblivion can knock it down.

That’s the way I feel about Super Castlevania IV. Obviously it’s not as technically advanced as newer games, and there isn’t a whole lot of variety in its gameplay, but for me, everything about it just “clicked”. The soundtrack is probably my favorite part, followed closely by the environments and enemy designs. Plus, it’s the only game in the series that features 8-way whip mechanics! Such a revolutionary feature for the Castlevania series, and they only used it in one game! They ditched it in the subsequent games that featured the whip as the protagonist’s main weapon, and as a result, I feel that those games are a regression.

This post has been edited by TheCheshireKhajiit: Nov 20 2024, 06:38 PM

I agree with our feline member here, having not even played the game only watched it. It does look great and yeah; giving the player the 8-direction whip only to go back to the NES ways in the next games is nothing short of regression.


As Denton would say .... ......

You should play it some time! If you like the first Castlevania on NES, IV is basically a 16bit remake of that game.

I did play the original Castlevania on the NES but never got far. The NES Difficulty™ was again too much for me. Was kinda fun though and I very much think I'd like the SNES game, not least because it seems like it presents an actual fair challenge.

Super Castlevania IV is really accessible, I feel. It still has the “knockback” that the NES ones are infamous for, but it doesn’t seem as ridiculous as in the older games.

That knockback b-s is one of the biggest gripes I've ever had with games, hands down. Ok if the character gets hurt by touching an enemey but don't send him flying back to Alabama!