/v/ - Video Games

>>16371290

Why do you keep making these fucking threads?

>>16371290

What's with the prolapse in the first pic?

>>16371290

>What do you like about the game

the loli

>why isn't there a new game out?

because a new ape escape will only come out if I get dubs

>>16371290

Is her anus ok?

>>16371391

I don't want to post porn. I wouldn't mind screenshots of the game, though. I just want to discuss a great game. I wish Ape Escape was coming to any new console, but alas.

>panties and spats

but why tho

>>16371406

Nothing weird about that.

>>16371418

What's wrong with screenshots?

>>16371405

>MGS crossover

That was fun, too bad it got removed

>>16371442

So people are discussing a video game character?

>>16371437

But it didn't or atleast not as far I know. Personally, I think it's probably the reason why Ape Escape 3 never got ported to PS3/4. Something about the licensing and Konami being fully taken over by pachinko yakuza now. Thankfully, the original game is cheap as dirt and also there's emulation.

>>16371466

Mods can also add it back in

>>16371470

Why do you hate Ape Escape?

>>>/v/16371470

You're the one bitching about a video game thread that has on topic discussion. You did this same coy shit last time and were outed as the 10bux goon you motherfuckers always end up being every single fucking time.

>>16371442

We're just virtue signaling how straight we are.

>>16371478

>Mods

You don't fucking need mods. Just emulate the PS2 game, mate.

>>16371489

So gamergate gets a daily thread, but we can't talk about videogames?

>>16371493

I meant for the rerelease, not the original.

>>16371498

It's mostly twitterfags sucking eachothers dicks and "reporting" twitter posts from angry retards.

>>16371497

>I meant for the rerelease, not the original.

You're mixing something up here. There never was a re-release of Ape Escape 3, but the original MGS 3 Snake Eater had an Ape Escape minigame while the MGS 3 Subsistence didn't have it.

>>16371526

I'm talking about MGS 3's rerelease

Also, where are the screenshots of Yumi on the pole?

>>16371513

>>16371498

the less faggoty answer is it's just a /v/ - random general. like the 4am threads but always up. so of course it attracts tons of tards

>>16371500

She definitely came from that.

>>16371896

No

I'd ape her escape if you know what I mean

>>16371315

/thread.

>>>/v/16371942

>2d=3d

Congratulations, you're retarded.

>>16371953

How do you explain me not wanting to fuck real kids then, genius?

>>16371958

That just means you are smart enough to know that doing so sends you to jail.

>>16371958

They're either trying to bait you are are pedophiles projecting. Don't bother arguing with them, just mock them.

>>16371971

Well, the bait was bound to come flying out when the OP started his thread with 3 pictures of Yumi's ass.

>>16371968

My negro, since I started watching hentai I don't even like real women anymore, why in the world I would like real kids if I looked at loli, simply correlating both is stupid.

Also 2d traps are cute while irl most of them are fucking abominations.

>>16372021

Shut the fuck up, Tewi, nobody wants to use your shitty board.

>>16372004

The separation between 2D and 3D has nothing to do with whether something is some kind of attraction. Liking 2D girls is straight. Liking 2D guys is gay. Liking 2D traps is gay. And liking 2D lolis is pedophilia, which is nothing more than an attraction to children (in this case, 2D children). You're just a pedo who's only into 2D. Same for me, same for plenty of people. If you say that lolis aren't pedo just because they're 2D, that would make seven foot-tall Jojo-tier muscle towers not gay because it's 2D and because you aren't into 3D of that kind. That's not how it works.

It's simply a common attitude from most of society, from any political spectrum, from nearly every culture, that pedos need to be hung on the spot, that even causes most pedos to be this defensive. I can't blame them, really.

>>16371908

Shove a banana up her ass?

>>16372165

Even if the info was readily available I would still consider it not something most people know because the game is twenty fucking years old and part of a series that hasn't seen a proper release in over half that timeframe. You'd be hard pressed to find anyone, even some self proclaimed "retro gamers" who even know what Ape Escape is.

>>16372178

Ape Escape was on an extremely common demo disk, so I'm pretty sure everyone who has ever owned a Playstation knows what it is.

>>16372213

Plenty of people honest to god don't know anything about games pre 2000 that isn't Nintendo or half of Sega and of the ones who do I doubt even half of them actually experienced it in real time. Also, according to pretty much all metrics the PS1 sold at least half of it's lifetime units after the introduction of dualshock, though this is largely in places outside of NA, Japan and Euroland, so it's entirely likely that even someone who grew up on the system didn't know it originally had no sticks. It's really fucking sad just how little people know about any system that isn't NES and SNES. They never got a chance to saturate the internet with faux nostalgia to help foster the genuine stuff and historical autism.

>>16372213

>>16372240

Can confirm, we had a pretty sizeable Sony presence though I don't believe it was quite official, meaning consoles were probably imported by small business owners from western Europe. It was not that long after the fall of the Soviet Union so we hadn't had independence for long. It's for this reason that many people got PS1s by the time the PS2 came out, and PS2s by the time the PS3 came out. I remember when I first learned about the proper release date of the Seventh gen, I was dumbfounded. Similarly, I had never seen a PS1 joystick without the sticks (I'm sure they existed somewhere here, but I never got to see one), and since we never had things like Demodisks, I never knew about Parappa or Ape Escape until much later. Though I did have a friend who had a copy of fucking Pepsiman. I actually really liked it.

>>16372266

I live in the US and I never saw PS1s until the sticks came out, or at least not until right before anyway. Up until then every kid cared about OOT and Starcraft instead.

>>16372275

What about FF7? That was popular and predates 2000.

>>16372286

Not where I live it wasn't. People really didn't start caring about the Playstation around here until some time in 99, I'd imagine due to the Dreamcast coming out and Sony putting out some price drop or something to make their system look more enticing. PS2 though was big from day one around here.

>>16371290

> posting scat

ebicc

You know now that I think about it Playstation really got big here the same time Pokemon did. Maybe parents thought their kid already had "a Nintendo" and decided to get the other thing instead. Who knows. It's weird how back then what games people played largely depended on the parent's perception of it but even since youtube, or really post google youtube ecelebs, they can market to the kids directly and let the little shits just steal mom's credit card instead.

>all these deleted posts

Another goon invasion?

There's already a thread, you know >>16326870

>>16372178

Would probably help matters if Sony had kept the series properly current. But that's honestly a big problem of there. Whereas one can justifiably argue that Nintendo overly milks their franchises rather than make much new, they do at least keep their series' names in people's minds going forward, even if they don't actually do anything further than rereleases (IE: Mother characters always being included in Smash despite the series not having continued past the GBA). Meanwhile Sony has long been content to frequently kill the series or potential series they themselves own off after a generation, if not a single game or two in the same one, and rarely mention them further. Its surprising when the occasional one managed to last two or more generations, for better or worse.

Still, if you want to go the mainstream route of how the average pleb with an internet connection approaches the question of "what the fuck is this?" the (((wikipedia))) page for the first Ape Escape mentions the game's status of being the first dual analog input requiring game in the second paragraph, while the page for the series overall mentions it in the second sentence. Though I guess it still depends on the reader if that fact has much value to note or retain to them. Probably less a case of people that have played the game at some point since not having at least heard of that aspect, and more not having much reason to care at this point. Especially since where I am, any actual game store will specifically bundle dual analog if not the DS1 controllers with the PS1 systems they sell for better consumer utility, and it was mainline as of the PS2, thus the controller restriction not mattering nearly as much anymore.

>>16372286

Similarly with >>16372300, I don't recall ever hearing much word-of-mouth about FFVII where I lived at the time either, be it around the neighborhood or overheard at school. Looking at availability in second hand stores at present, it's not like it was remotely a slouch in sales locally, but maybe hype and what discussion was to have been had by then-current players had petered out by the time I would have started to distinctly notice discussion on video games.

Honestly a lot of games I'd have never heard much about without internet access, because local word of mouth can only go so far.

>>16372213

That's actually got me kind of curious, as I never had demo discs back then. If Ape Escape being the first game to really sell people on what dual analog could really do as far as movement control design meant it naturally required dual analog capable input to play, did that lock access to even playing the demo to those that had already adopted the controller, so as to provide a proper glimpse of how the game handled? Just thinking how that could have been a risk if those who could actually try it out at the time were limited by what would have been more just an alternative way to do eight direction input prior or games that allowed it, and thus may not have been as accessible.

>I'm pretty sure everyone who has ever owned a Playstation knows what it is.

I know by now, but at the time back when I had the system and it was current, I sure didn't.

>>16372802

Nice cuckchan filename.

bump_

>>16371437

But it didn't? Not in the burger release at least.

>>16371466

It did get ported to PS3, in fact that's the best version of the game since it runs at 720p/locked 60fps.

there's already an Ape Escape Thread on Page 1, kill yourself OP

>>16326870

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