LostArc79

Top 5 games in incredibly difficult but games that made at the biggest impact and that I still play: Mario 64 (Nintendo 64) - I remember the morning I got the Nintendo 64 and plugged it in ( I was a young lad) and I was with my older brother and the graphics absolutely blew my mind. I couldn’t fathom the 3D. Fun fact, I learned the direction differences of left from right because of the cannons. My brother would yell go left and it was imbedded in my brain. Halo (original Xbox) - having family and friends over setting up a 16 player LAN party is still some of my favorite memories. To The Top (steam VR / Oculus) - it is criminally underrated. Imagine par core, flying, climbing, with a banging soundtrack. It’s the one game that everyone seems to go back to it and the one I like to show up once people have their VR legs. Counter-Strike (PC) - all half-life games are incredible but counter-strike was the mod that I spent hundreds of hours to play. We used to go to the local computer cafe (imagine black-lights, loud music, Asian snacks) with all of my friends and brothers to play. Oh the nostalgia. GTA (MS-DOS) - the day my oldest brother booted this up, he told me I had to go away because I wasn’t old enough to play. When he would leave for sports, id sneak into his room to play. I couldn’t believe what I was playing and how it was allowed. Such a classic and I still play it to this day. ps- not at my computer to add box art

So many fantastic games have already been listed but I'll name a few of my favorites: Fuzion Frenzy (XBox): I remember getting this on a demo disk (or did it come with halo!?) and playing twisted towers over and over with my buddies. The game is still a lot of fun and is easy to pick up and understand. Duck Game (PC): fast paced brutal deathmatch. It's easy to understand but very hard to master (when you play good players). It can get very competitive and hilarious. Bomberman 64 (N64): I've always been a fan of the bomberman series but this game has so much nostalgia. Pumping up bombs to make them large and throwing them at people while fireballs are shooting down from the sky is so much fun. Rocket League (PC/Xbox/Switch/PS5-4): who would of thought a driving game fussed with soccer would work? What a lot of people don't know is this game is actually the sequel to the 2008 game, Battle-Cars on Playstation 3. Surprisingly, Battle-Cars did not review well but they decided to make the sequel regardless because of the fan base. Mario Golf (N64): Still one of my favorite games to this date. The music and game play is so relaxing and it's an easy pick up for all skill levels. Highly recommend to try it out if you haven't already! Other favorites: Goldeneye, Halo series, Worms, Super Smash (n64/switch), wii sports, jackbox (the go to games for family events), heads up!, and powerstone 2

Donationware is the way to go. Giving access to all the tools for everyone in the community allows members to be able to create new themes without being held back with features that help with workflow. New themes possibly brings in new members (and could help keep existing users). New and creative themes helps keep everything fresh (on top of the other features that keep getting released of course).

Absolutely love this. Is there a way to add video to the platform view? I tried changing the platform to another theme (and keep your POC view for game lists) but it's not working.

I recently download a no intro set that uses Rocket Launcher. Nothing ever seems to work. Is there any reason why one would use RocketLauncher if they don't have separate front ins (ie hyperspin, launchbox, etc)?