Back 4 Blood. It was a zombie game marketed as "made by the same people who made Left 4 Dead" but they really didn't have any of that talent left after 15ish years and just seemed to be pretty unpolished all around. However, they had a card system where you make a deck of bonuses you want and after each mission you get one that you keep until the end of the campaign. But the devs, Turtle Rock, had a habit of nerfing any cards that were strong or fun into the ground even though the game was mostly PvE. Also they made a change halfway through the game's lifespan so that you get the entire deck at the start of the first level instead of building up to it. I still don't know if that was a good change or not, but they never rebalanced the game so the first couple levels of every campaign were just ridiculously easy. Unpolished game, horrible devs, but I had fun while it lasted
I mixed up the Dusklight team with the Courage Reborn team, so I went and fixed my other comment. I only follow Harbour Masters so I saw their announcement, not sure if Linifadomra has made an announcement
There's a team of people called Harbour Masters who decompiled Nintendo 64 games (or used decomps from other people, I'm not sure) and recompiled them as native PC ports. So far they have done Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Mario Kart 64, Star Fox 64, and Super Mario 64. All of these games can be played without an emulator, they support widescreen and modern resolutions, and can be played at higher frame rates without issue.
There is another team of people called Linifadomra who have done the same thing, and recompiled Twilight Princess for the GameCube under the name Courage Reborn.
The actual news is that both teams, Harbour Masters and the Linifadomra, have announced that they will be working together to recompile more GameCube games. I'm not sure if Harbour Masters is done with N64 games or not, but I'm looking forward to seeing what games they will work on next.
Made some edits, I mixed up teams
I've tried to understand what the hypervisor bypass is and I feel like I'm not fully grasping it, I just wanted to say that first so that if I sound stupid, it is because I am stupid. From my loose understanding, it sounds like you are trading giving a corpro entity more access than they should need to your hardware/system, to giving a modified and possibly sketchy program from an unknown source even more access. Sounds like a lose/lose situation and I am staying away from it, but I am glad someone (other than a complete lunatic) was able to break that DRM
Godrick may be easy, but Rick, Soldier of God is usually where I have to give up
There's no greater joy than killing Varre with your puppet wife's wedding gift
Buy a bunch of decoys. You can cheese the entire fight
Ship of Harkinian is how I've been playing OoT the most lately and I can't recommend it enough
I love OoT and I still play the game semi regularly, but I just feel so conflicted about this. It's good that a game I like so much is being made more easily available and is getting the (nearly) 30 year old limitations and rough edges polished out, but on the other hand... I just don't know. In my opinion those rough edges give the game a certain charm that gets lost even if the devs do everything right
Why the fuck are we asking Gwyneth Paltrow about defense? Is she putting her pussy crystals in bombs?
I knew I recognized that art style, it's the weird right wing guy with the crying woman/girl fetish!