/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7219162
I don't have an innate problem with hiding bodies to make a game have a more "difficult" element, but I understand the example. Overall I think companies are going to full on the "realism/open world" trap/meme and should instead focus on a game that feels more natural. If you kill a guard in a 'stealth,' the body shouldn't just disappear and there should be a consequence for going certain routes similar to choose certain responses e.g. The Witcher/Mass Effect. I don't personally mind those elements, just make seem natural in the universe of the game. Let's take MGSV for example, one guard shouldn't be able to alert a whole camp if hasn't contacted them besides just gasping. Guards adding helmets when you use headshots a lot makes sense and 'natural' for protection not just because it's realistically done. But that doesn't mean every camp going forward will do the same...

Get this and forget about other suggestions in this thread:
https://forums.sourceruns.org/t/goldsrc-package-2-3/2634

Maybe you guys can help me with this.

Somewhere I got a window playing a video of a game, but I can't find it. After it playing repeatidly I'm now curious as to what game it's playing. I don't see the video, only hear the sound.

http://vocaroo.com/i/s18PS1YqaYBK
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1PSaUXauMgB

Using Shazam on the song, it took me to this; http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/dianaestill

What I know
- Based on the sound quality, this game most likely is in the N64 generation
- First song is very Banjo-Kazooie
- Person playing it is in a small room pushing buttons, most likely a keypad of some sort

> games have to be installed
> typical day one patches
> online multiplayer games reliant on companies servers
> general mass audience approach to game design leads to games feeling similar to each other

Thoughts?

>Only being on /vr/ only because your computer is complete shit.

I can't be the only one on here.

>>1824481
just getting into emulation whats a good usb controller?