Viddd older than one year ago

I mean, nobody really uses Digi.vg, but the current background is awful.

Some Let's Player dude is playing Super Paper Mario and he just got to Fort Francis. And this guy apparently gets a hefty chunk of views.

That explains the "Chugga sent me here" posts in Cbox.

what would you call a person who works on the loading docks

Microsoft's E3 press conference was horrible like we didn't expect this at all. At least we got some more on the new South Park RPG.

Watch_Dogs? Pikmin 3? South Park? ZombiU? Or whatever the hell else they announced? Spill it.

Personally I'm going to say ZombiU. The trailer and gameplay looked really interesting, there's some actual horror unlike most modern games, and it used the controller pretty well. Along with more stuff revealed like the permadeath mechanic, it looks pretty cool. I'm a bit worried about how the shooting is going to be, but I'll give it a shot.

Pikmin 3 takes my second spot and Watch_Dogs takes third.

may 26th oh hell yes

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just posting this because currently digi is dead

IT.S TIME TO GET:

only a few more months until i'm out for good and then i've got to probably fill up my time more than i do already with adult stuff

oh well, winter break was nice while it lasted

EMERALD HILL ZONE

1. Jumping over a shield monitor
2. Breaking a 1up monitor in my path
3. Jumping over a ring monitor

ACT 1 COMPLETE

4. Jumping over some spikes
5. Jumping over MORE spikes
6-8. Jumping three times while hugging the right side of the screen, hitting Robotnik twice on each jump.
9. Hitting the capsule

ACT 2 COMPLETE

For Chemical Plant Zone, I needed to actually pay attention to my jumps and when I did it to progress, except for #11.

10. Jumping over a red spring
11*. Jumping over a ring monitor
12. Jumping from a moving platform to land
13. Jumping out of a pit

AND NO MATTER HOW I SLICE IT HERE, I HAVE TO LET GO OF THE RIGHT BUTTON TO PROGRESS FROM HERE

well i've officially got several thousand name variations of vid and cosbytop and geeh and tenmin and i should really just stick with one

i guess i should stick with "viddd" although i've been considering cosbeth or cosbytop

busy being a level 16 imperial stealth-wizard-barbarian here, spamming healing spells with one hand and usually using a cool elven sword with the other, while stealing and pickpocketing everything in sight

so what are y'all doin'

thank you based gaben

However, if the fans really want to bring back [Megaman Legends 3], at least show them your support. It is all I can say, thank you. - Keiji Inafune

There's no way in hell we can abandon this when even Inafune supports this.

in the meantime, you can look at the funny man on the right side of this picture

'later losers

Super Meat Boy was released quite a while back, developed solely by a two-man indie team by the name of Team Meat. Granted that the development time for the pair was less than two years, I cannot applaud enough what they had accomplished in this time. The game itself is a brutally punishing platformer that will have you feeling like a god in the end. One level giving you trouble for half an hour will become your greatest sense of joy in the 20 seconds it took you to complete it; and this feeling will happen all the time.

The game starts out with the simplest of stories. A fetus has a beef with a square of beef and he steals Meat Boy's love interest, Bandage Girl, only to dangle it in front of Meat Boy in every single level, in where our hero gets to Bandage Girl and then Dr. Fetus steals Bandage Girl again, accompanied usually with a classic gaming move, like the Doctor doing his best falcon punch impersonation, or sticking a spear in Bandage Girl and pulling her into whatever weird zone Dr. Fetus goes into when he teleports away. The cutscenes are pretty good, and they've always got a bit of humor, along with the intros showing a nice homage of games past.

Of course, the story is already pretty much a throwaway and then we see the game's shining area; the gameplay. You start off easy, where it's nearly impossible to die. In the course of a few short levels, you get up to speed with mechanics and then you're subjected to fiery pits and sawblades in which you'll surely die multiple times. The game quickly becomes familiar, though, and eventually your skills are sharpened to where the levels no longer pose a threat. On later chapters, often it will become a test of sharp reflexes and muscle memory. On Rapture levels, it's easy to spend ten minutes on a single level. After the initial five minutes, though, the beginning portion of the level can be cleared within seconds, and it's suddenly the easiest thing to do, no matter how many times you died to it. In the end, nearly every level you thought was hard at some point becomes easy.

And then there's the boss fights. At the end of each chapter, after you beat 17/20 levels (if you didn't do all 20 you're a wimp), you get to fight the chapter baddie. Usually, it's just another platforming level with some elements of danger added in. Get chased by a giant chainsaw mech, and get to the end without being ground chuck. The levels are still fun, however, and are usually accompanied with good music to boot. An exception to the rule is the chapter 4 boss, which is primarily a memory level. Once you're done with that and the excellent music, however, you're sent on another level in which to exercise your anger. (Rapture!)

Warp zones and bandages also give another layer of fun to the game. Warp zones can unlock new characters with abilities to play the game, and getting enough bandages scattered around levels (Usually in difficult or hidden areas) can unlock other characters not found in warp zones. The characters are familiar indie icons, with people such as Captain Viridian or The Kid showing up in the roster. Each one has their own power, with people such as Ogmo affording double jumps, or Runman being able to run really, REALLY fast. Not all characters are right for the job (Most of them are slower than Meat Boy) but some will make your life much easier. They aren't usable in boss areas or the final chapter, but they'll definitely help you on the way.

With the massive amount of levels even doubled with the dark world, levels awarded by striking an excellent time on the light world parallel, there's a ton of content waiting for you in this game. Along with the levels in-game, the PC version includes a special player-made world called Super Meat World, in which user levels and additional creator levels are uploaded. Given the amount of difficulty in the later levels, you'll be trying to save Bandage Girl (And fail at it) for months to come. This game is worth every penny, normal priced ($15) or on sale.

[The game is also on the Xbox 360. Bandage-unlocked characters are different, and there's less content on Super Meat World (Known on the 360 as "Teh Internets"), but all in all it's still the same old good game.]

Another huge Steam sale. Now, it's like the Steam Treasure Hunt, but instead of trying to get TF2 hats, now you can get MAP PACKS 'N JUNK for other games you might own. Oh, and some shades for TF2.

Here's the prizes, and...

Here's the sale.

An entire TF2 map that takes place on top of hats. Hats are the entire arena.

And then when Valve makes the map official, we'll make millions.