3x3 thread.
Guess how old each anon is based on their tastes.
>>339359609
25
>>339359609
23
>>339359659
22
>>339359768
20
>>339359796
19
>>339360496
>22
bingo
>>339359768
26
>>339359796
22
>>339360496
23
>>339359609
29
>>339359659
23
>>339359768
27
>>339359796
23
>>339360110
>21
On the nose
>>339359659
>Alpha Protocol in a 3x3
You must have played a shitload of garbage to even consider it.
>>339361287
>35
I'm old but not that old
>>339359609
Is Soul Hackers that good?
>>339359609
25
>>339359659
22
>>339359768
24
>>339359796
20
>>339360496
22
>>339360635
26
>>339361406
Not OP but it's pretty good, I'd consider it among the best megaten.
>>339361406
>Mid-90's feel to it
>Decent VA for an Atlus game
>Combat is fast and fun
>Music is top notch
Hell yeah. Emulate if you ever get a chance.
>>339361298
Or maybe i, uh, enjoyed the game? It's by no means perfect and if i was objective, games like VTMB, Red Alert 2 or Sacrifice would definitely deserve the spot more, but it's one my most replayed games and i still love it despite it's clunkyness
>>339361708
26
>>339359609
24
>>339359659
24
>>339359768
21
>>339359796
20
>>339360496
20
>Interesting pictures plus name of vidya text, PLUS good tastes
I applaud you.
>>339360635
19
>>339361496
19
>>339361708
18
Hoo boy, my turn.I should mention that classic FPS games are my favorite, Doom is my #1 GOAT.
>>339361775
It's one of those games that aren't even fun in a trashy way. I really can't understand how anyone could enjoy that.
>>339361708
>>339361814
Man I wish was 19-22 again, a lot I'd do over.
>>339361814
>19
I wish I was a teen again, but no.
>>339361663
>>339361574
Why emulate, is the 3DS version bad?
>>339361883
It's a masterpiece and you're wrong.
>>339362023
No, the 3DS version is the definitive. Tons of extra and post-game stuff and faster gameplay.
I dunno why the other anon said emulate, the original Saturn/PS1 version is not translated.
>>339362104
Cool. What is the gameplay like? I've played SMT3, 4 and Purse Owner 3 and 4.
>>339362097
Oh I wish I were 13 again
>>339361883
i feel that this reviews sums it up the best
AP's core gameplay revolves around manipulating people through dialogue, tweaking your mission parameters by picking the best (or most hilarious) handler for the job, choosing the order of your high-priority missions to maximize (or minimize?) the body count, and generally deciding exactly what shade of cool you are.
Suffering from troubled development, interminable delays and unpolished controls, Alpha Protocol rated mediocre and sold terribly. At the same time, this is a game which features unparalleled reactivity and nonlinearity, Obsidian's trademark writing, and a gameplay experience that is certainly distinctive. This is a game where you don't just choose from two factions, but choose approaches to every character, which has knock-on consequences for the relations between those characters over the course of the story, right up to who you rescue, who helps you, who betrays you, who shoots your nemesis in the face and who rides with you into the sunset.
This is a game where those characters' stories and motivations are layered in such a way that you can play several times and never find out their 'big secret'. This is a game where you can raise a false alarm, have the guards run in, blow themselves up on mines you attached to the wall, just before you lob a flame grenade under a truck and the resulting conflagration swallows the rest. This is a game where you can slam a Russian informant's face into the bar table for not cooperating, where your crazy buddy in Hong Kong backs you up with a drive-by machine gun on a subway, and where you can verbally dismantle a man's principles that have defined him for the last thirty years, while dodging his bullets inside a Roman gallery.
There are better RPGs than Alpha Protocol, as the list demonstrates; but few of them can deliver the things Alpha Protocol does.
>>339361287
>15
I would never want to be that age again, my teen years can go fuck themselves.
>>339359609
1000000
>>339359659
25
>>339359768
100
>>339359796
8
>>339360110
gay/10
>>339360496
234657899090
>>339360624
fetus
>>339360635
30
>>339361031
21
>>339361287
40
>>339361298
1
>>339361360
1234567890
>>339361406
0
>>339361496
26 and a half
>>339361574
4
>>339361663
10
>>339361708
22
>>339361775
2
>>339361805
18
>>339361814
20
>>339361883
3.14
>>339361885
50
>>339362001
13
>>339362023
3
>>339362073
339362073
>>339362097
infinity
>>339362104
14
>>339362189
3434
>>339362276
12
>>339362289
down's syndrome
>>339362530
11
>>339362189
It's in first person like the older games in the series and Strange Journey.
So it's really not similar to any of the games you've played, it's more similar to SMT 1 and 2, not only because of the first person camera but also because of the magnetite system, which is a currency you need to handle in order to summon demons. It's not a big deal really but some people have trouble making economy with it, as long as you don't use all 4 slots all the time with demons you'll be fine, Nemissa (your companion) is strong enough to take on most enemies that aren't bosses.
>>339362656
>>339360635 (You)
>30
You got it
Too bad you called me 4, 1234567890, 13 and 14 in subsequent posts.
>>339362656
>>339362669
I've played a bit of Strange Journey but never finished it. Thanks senpai. It's added to my backlog.
>>339362656
27
>>339361814
23
>>339362806
18
>>339362656
>>339361805
>>339362097
These two were actually me.Your first guess is correct.
>>339363060
21
>>339362806
17
>>339362656
33
>>339361814
25
>>339361805
18
>>339361708
23
