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Resident Evil Outbreak File 1 and 2 were the last "classic" style RE games that came out before RE4. They were also multiplayer-focused online co-op games... on the PS2. In 2004. I said "still playable" in the title but honestly, even for people who were RE fans back then, it's probably more like "actually playable for the first time." The fan server is also definitely not some new thing- I think it's been around for like a decade at this point.

If you've ever wondered what it would be like to play an old school survival horror game online with friends, these are the games for you. They're also pretty hard though, even if you're someone who can breeze through every other game in the franchise.

The tutorial I linked goes over through this stuff as well, but you'll need the following to play:

• An account on the fan server forums (free)
• ~~Legitimate American and Japanese copies of both games, ripped to a PC so you can run the required patchers to patch the Japanese isos into English~~ lol just kidding, just grab English-patched Japanese isos off the Internet
• Memory Card files with the required online data on them (linked in video description)
• PCSX2. As long as your machine can run PCSX2 and has an internet connection, something like a Steam Deck should work fine too (you can also apparently play the game online using an actual PS2)

You'll probably also want to wrangle some friends to play the game with you, which in my experience is the hardest part

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p.s. if you're wondering Who's That Flag I'm Venezuela and I just enacted council republic, cookin' up cooperative ownership r/n

Got a new armor set for level 29. The dunes give out fantastic experience, I went from 25 to 29 in like an hour. Tried going to Qufim Island and I had trouble with just the basic worms there. Not to mention the tunnel that leads there has a like level 35 mob wandering around.

Finally bought the game, and am now looking for some people to play with.

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In the discussion of making a guild (which I hope is doing well) there was also the idea of having a designated global channel for the community for those who already have a guild.

I suggested global 1917, which is a significant date for the communist struggle.

It would be great to have fellow travellers to chat with.

I need a decent handheld for emulation and I think steam deck is the best choice out of all the options available, the other option I had in mind was the retroid pocket 4 pro but for that price (200 dollars) I might as well save up for another week and get a steam deck (500 dollars).

My problem is I don’t really like spending money at all, I have three issues with spending

1.) Money makes me horny

2.) Money can go to my savings account where it would be safer

3.) Stannis Baratheon crack pipe

I have been enjoying my miyoo mini plus but the system maxes out at PS1 and ideally I want to be playing PS2 emulation

First time playing it on the NES. ARCHAIC but still enjoyable if you like retro JRPGs.

Oh yeah, we're firmly in budget PS2 land now

The game here is Kuon, a rare PS2 horror game from 2005. It, along with Haunting Ground and Rule of Rose, form a trio of low-print late-period PS2 survival horror games that ended up becoming ludicrously expensive on the secondary market in later years, fetching prices in the hundreds of dollars. I'm pretty sure buying copies of all of three games LEgiTiMAteLy could set you back a 1000 bucks, which is complete fucking nonsense and a reminder to thank the kind folks that run your friendly neighbourhood rom site.

Despite the obviously low production values, the game seems pretty fun so far. I'm digging the old-timey Japanese setting and the subject matter involving ghosts, demons, shrine maidens, magical paper charms and all sorts of other associated folklore and mysticism . It sort of feels like you're playing some hokey old Japanese horror movie. The perfectly antiquated 6th gen gameplay is very much up my alley too

Hello people, you may know me from my multiple posts for my weekly sunday cyberpunk game I've been running for hexbear users for a year now. Me and a few other awesome trans-femme hexbear users have come together to start up a game of Masks, a Powered by the Apocalypse game that centers on teenage superheroes.

Inspired by Teen Titans or Young Justice, Masks explores how superpowers impact a teen's life, and their relationships. A very rules-lite system that empowers the players to create a story all of their own, we look to play once a week at or around 2:00 PM CST / 8:00 PM CET. At the moment we are playing on Saturdays but are open to some other days of the week (Not Monday/Wednesday/Sunday)

You do not need to have any previous TTRPG experience or knowledge of comic books, or even LGBT, just interest in role-playing and collaborative story-telling with comrades.

We use a private discord server for voice and roll20 for the virtual tabletop

Please comment or send a direct message for any information/interest.

Thanks!

While there are no more spaces in the game please reach out if you are interested if something happens I'll be pleased to reach out.

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