A X-Lite page for Play Casket, a gaming podcast. Also an entertainment hobbyist.
The Mausoleum, USA
Joined January 2022
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Well, my little hobby for the passed year is now out there for the world to hear. Sort of crazy feeling to be listening to my own stuff on official channels like this.
Got lots of 90s and 00s ibspiration, cause modern music sucks.
tunecasket.hearnow.com
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This Day in Gaming - Sonic the Hedgehog: Triple Trouble (1994)
Confusing naming conventions be damned, Sonic needs to be on a Game Gear! The classic Sonic gameplay was not sacrificed for a portable version of the games, and even had a few new levels to experience.
Not much else to really say about it, though. Straightforward Sonic experience on a portable machine. SEGA really had something special.
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Smash Spirit Board - Pure Vessel
As much as the community at large loves this series, I find it to be just simply "good."
Then a fucker like this comes up, makes it dogshit.
#SmashBrosUltimate, #Nintendo, #SmashSpiritBoard, #HollowKnight
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People hate hearing this, but; Our whole society is based on exclusivity.
- McDonald's won't sell you Chipotle
- Target doesn't offer massages
- Starbucks won't change your oil
The list can go on forever. Even going to a food court, you are tasked to go specifically to your favored meal place. Certain brands of TVs and electronics are sold at separate retailers. Certain drinks are offered depending on if you're going to Starbucks, Dutch Bros. or even Ziggi's. You chose the one that is right for you.
It's wild people shift their perspective when it comes to convenience of their preferred gaming platform.
A game not coming to your platform of choice, isn't inaccessibility. It's a business decision, that doesn't include your preferences.
You buy an Iphone, you get access to their exclusive features. People who invest in Nintendo's ecosystem, reap the benefits.
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I suddenly have a need.
Unicorn Overlord 1/4 Scale Pre-Painted Figure: Yahna (Class: Sorceress) up for pre-order at Playasia: play-asia.com/en/unicorn-ove…
This Day in Gaming - Ready 2 Rumble Boxing (1999)
I swear most of the time I remember this game, it came out on the Dreamcast alone. That's how I remember it; Those Dreamcast commercials. Yet, in spite of that, it did hit most major consoles at the time.
The arcade boxing game was widely received as some of the best, taking the challenging elements and just twisting it into an over-the-top experience made it an overnight hit.
Smash Spirit Board - Jumbo Josh (Karting of BanBan)
Here I am, still befuddled how some games just... Succeed.
#SmashBrosUltimate, #Nintendo, #SmashSpiritBoard, #GartenOfBanBan
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This Day in Gaming - Jak 3 (2004)
One of the best trilogies of games ever made was capped over two decades ago. That's crazy to think about, especially for the adventure game that was, at one point, deemed to be Sony's answer to making something akin to Nintendo's Zelda
While the hype was very much real, Sony did not see it the same way, eventually Sony sunsetted the franchise with a few more spin-offs and eventually just kept the game in a vault ever since.
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Smash Spirit Board - Maribelle
Don't let her kind demeanor fool you.
She's a murderer!
#SmashBrosUltimate, #Nintendo, #SmashSpiritBoard, #DragaliaLost
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This Day in Gaming - Rayman 2: The Great Escape (1999)
Rayman has had a weird history with Nintendo platform, usually not the first go-to for the limbless mascot. That doesn't stop his fans loving him even when he came around to the N64, though. The 3D platformer was widely welcomes by Nintendo fans far and wide.
To this day, Rayman 2 is widely deemed the best Ubisoft has put out for the franchise. Often cited as its peak while citing the party game being his eventual downfall.
Smash Spirit Board - Battlecruiser
Nothing feels as good as your giga-unit becoming available and you get that alert.
Nothing.
#SmashBrosUltimate, #Nintendo, #SmashSpiritBoard, #Starcraft
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Now, as an account who's whole gimmick started off as a Smash Bros. related content, I feel it is of upmost obligation for me to at least prop up an indie that took that inspiration and ran with it.
I have bought Decline's Drops on two platforms, and Dash n' Drops on Steam. They are pretty neat takes on some of the modes many Smash Bros. fans really lament over missing in previous entries.
Honestly, any Smash fan should take a look at them.
Well, it looks like this is the end. I’ve feared it for months; my career as an indie dev stops here.
Despite the sales, despite the free updates, Decline’s Drops & Dash’n’Drops no longer bring in enough sales to provide for my family. I’m going to have to go back to the factory.
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This Day in Gaming - Tony Hawk's Project 8 (2006)
It's wild to think that Project 8 was so long ago. Namely cause I don't even remember the other 5 "new" games that released after it. For me, it felt like this was the last one released before the remakes happened just a few years ago.
Though it probably has to be for the fact it was a weird departure of the arcade-style, over-the-top gameplay the previous games had. It stuck out like a sore thumb, and many gamers simply wanted to forget it.
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