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>>4836748
>Firstly PSP has no good games.
I had much more fun playing Darius Burst and Ultimate Ghosts 'n Goblins than I did with all the DS games I pirated (I'd be damned if I give a dime to anyone working for Nintendo) per /v/'s suggestion.
Oh, and let me say that a good part of the DS library is terribly overrated. Not for nothing most of the games that were touted as great and groundbreaking some years ago are all but forgotten now (LOL Rhythm Tengoku).

>The games on that gameboy were extremely fun.
The GameBoy didn't start having games that qualified as more than tie-in shovelware until the last days of the Color era. Rose tinted glasses much?

>>4836748
>Firstly PSP has no good games.
I had much more fun playing Darius Burst and Ultimate Ghosts 'n Goblins than with all the DS games I pirated (I'd be damned if I give a dime to anyone working for Nintendo) per /v/'s suggestion.
Oh, and let me say that a good part of the DS library is terribly overrated. Not for nothing most of the games that were touted as great and groundbreaking some years ago are all but forgotten now (LOL Rythm Tengoku).

>The games on that gameboy were extremely fun.
The GameBoy didn't start having games that qualified as more than tie-in shovelware until the last days of the Color era. Rose tinted glasses much?

ITT your deepest secret, /jp/-edition.
I'll get the ball rolling my confessing that I take an unhealthy amount of pleasure in following the bogus links the AT posts to unsuccessfully blend in, to the point I have taken to actively sift through the threads with the sole purpose of finding them. Clicking on the link is guaranteed to hold some surprise and sometimes it can even prove an eye-opening experience.
Your turn.

ITT your deepest secret, /jp/-edition.
I'll get the ball rolling by confessing that I take an unhealthy amount of pleasure in following the bogus links the AT bot posts to unsuccessfully blend in, to the point I have recently taken to actively sift through the threads with the sole purpose of finding them. Clicking on the links is guaranteed to hold some surprise and sometimes it can even prove an eye-opening experience.
Your turn.