Robin Enrico

Good stuff

Oh yeah. The big “just leave me alone.”

Nah. Vent. Its my worry for my mother. And its my worry for me. There's a great pain in realizing your were responsible for yourself and in doing so, you have made things harder in the long run.

The Bronx, May 2025

Metal Slug (NEO) Everything the series would become is here though I miss the Sci-Fi silliness of the sequels. Still, I was impressed by how good a run I got on realizing all the enemy attack patterns were patterns the series would later reuse. The joy of blasting through while charging music plays.

Panzer Dragoon Zwei (SAT) As slight a thrill ride as it is, the game's greatest strength is that you can immediately feel that you can get better at it to the point of mastery. The fantastical techno organic aesthetic dazzles, but you are fully grounded in your control of the dragoon and rider.

You got this buddy, I believe in you.

Hidden Object Game

The places my body will allow me to go keep shrinking. I bent my eyes, hands, and mind as far as they will go. I'm glad I did. To want to feel as much like a stranded space scout as Retrunal made me might seem odd, but honing myself into a machine to make it to tomorrow is the move I know best.

I did most of my runs deeply ill. Even then. This game is being trapped in hell. A hell you keep plunging into. Because there has to be a way out if you were just a bit faster, or the rolls of the dice more in your favor. I can't say you ever really get enough footing for things to feel cathartic.

Returnal (PS5) I saw and did enough to consider this one done. Maybe the most unforgiving though not unfair games I've ever played. Where a single misstep can cost you everything, or worst become the first domino in a slow moving failure, I rode waves of tension and adrenaline I thought lost to me.

Drown in the blood that is on your hands you worthless dog.

Only Nintendo can successfully sell Hit Clips 2.0

All the end game stuff is on SNES. But its like. CT is a game where I remember the bigger beats. And the rest kinda becomes a stew set to the music. The early hours are also just so well paced they stick in my head.

That is Chrono Trigger's biggest trick on everyone. You get super invested in the characters and the world. And it definitely wants you to indulge in the feeling of getting to fix the world. Looking at a walkthrough thought, I don't remember a lot of the endgame. Maybe I used a walkthrough too...

Its a side effect of New Game + letting you end the game whenever you like on later runs. As you get to the end there is a LOT of optional stuff you wont have to do again, or could CHOOSE not to do. But on your first go around when you kinda should to stand a chance I could see it as overwhelming

MFers living their best life while I gotta fix people's broken dreams. Oh great. Here comes that white hat clown.

“Keep up the good work”

"When you leave here, may you all find yourself a new somebody else."

The Bronx, May 2025

The Bronx, May 2025

Get the money

The Bronx, May 2025

Heck yeah.

What OS are you on / which browser? I am running Mojave (10.14) and have to use a combo of Firefox and Orion to use most of the web.

Whispering because I always know I am in the minority on this, "but I agree with you." Or maybe I am hoping we are in agreement because, A: I would like someone to be in agreement with me about this, and B: once again wondering the degree to which we are wired the same (perhaps by Astrology)

The bulk of the big additions are in the post game. Some super challenge stuff that even I never bothered with. The game is meant to be run through multiple times, but honestly, one run is all most anyone needs. See those sights, and especially listen to that music.

A great version. Has some little Quality of Life stuff. But what a boon that you get to experience it for the first time. That game exists in the space for me that I feel Earthbound does for you. Keep us all posted.

You sayin' you consider family a construct? Because oh buddy...

Doing fill in art for hopefully a future @yokoikids.bsky.social 'zine continues. I suspect this is the first time I have ever drawn a Pokemon.