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The Sims 3, gonna be figuring out how to get Rayman (yes, Rayman himself) into the game using TSR Workshop and Blender (which I have a .blend file of his Rayman 3 model that I wanna bring in to the The Sims 3. See the pattern here? XD).

I want him to live the life of a Sim. Y'know, leeb, leefuh, lurve and all that. We up in da clerb for real.

Nancy78 wrote: Thu Dec 04, 2025 9:17 pmI had a friend who played Hades for hours on end and she loved it for the gameplay, story and characters. Definitely worth a try if you like roguelike games

I second this. I really enjoyed Hades, sometimes I begin a run and I never have the feeling of quitting it, but instead finishing it. The story is really nice too.

The Jonster wrote: Sat Dec 06, 2025 10:02 pm

Nancy78 wrote: Wed Dec 03, 2025 6:30 pm I downloaded Rayman Redemption yesterday and I guess today will be the official day of my third try at beating the first Rayman game *takes a deep breath* If a fan remaster defeats me then I won't even think about beating the original, although if I beat it, I'll try to beat the original

So in other words, it's your very first attempt of this remastering of Rayman 1, and not the actual game itself. Good luck!

Yeah it is! Thank you, I enjoy it very much so far

RaypersonNikol wrote: Mon Dec 08, 2025 5:57 am The Sims 3, gonna be figuring out how to get Rayman (yes, Rayman himself) into the game using TSR Workshop and Blender (which I have a .blend file of his Rayman 3 model that I wanna bring in to the The Sims 3. See the pattern here? XD).

I want him to live the life of a Sim. Y'know, leeb, leefuh, lurve and all that. We up in da clerb for real.

If you succeed will you be willing to share the results? Would like to see them

Nancy78 wrote: Mon Dec 08, 2025 8:22 pm

The Jonster wrote: Sat Dec 06, 2025 10:02 pm

Nancy78 wrote: Wed Dec 03, 2025 6:30 pm I downloaded Rayman Redemption yesterday and I guess today will be the official day of my third try at beating the first Rayman game *takes a deep breath* If a fan remaster defeats me then I won't even think about beating the original, although if I beat it, I'll try to beat the original

So in other words, it's your very first attempt of this remastering of Rayman 1, and not the actual game itself. Good luck!

Yeah it is! Thank you, I enjoy it very much so far

RaypersonNikol wrote: Mon Dec 08, 2025 5:57 am The Sims 3, gonna be figuring out how to get Rayman (yes, Rayman himself) into the game using TSR Workshop and Blender (which I have a .blend file of his Rayman 3 model that I wanna bring in to the The Sims 3. See the pattern here? XD).

I want him to live the life of a Sim. Y'know, leeb, leefuh, lurve and all that. We up in da clerb for real.

If you succeed will you be willing to share the results? Would like to see them

Will definitely share the mod if I ever succeed. Right now I'm trying to figure out what to do XD

The Jonster wrote: Mon Dec 08, 2025 4:13 am Hey, I make mistakes now and then!

You should be ashamed of yourself! How dare you make mistakes like that!!! One more and I’ll be reporting you to a higher-up.

Shantae Advance - Risky Revolution The long lost game of Shantae Advance, is now returned. I played this since it was released in 2025. No idea why, the game was originally cancelled back in 2004 due to lack of publisher.

From back in 2001, Shantae was released in GBC with the Capcom Publisher. Still, I never thought there was lot more games to interested this, even Shantae too.

dr_st wrote: Sun Nov 30, 2025 8:52 am I'm trying to complete Toonstruck (the point-n-click adventure starring Christopher Lloyd). It's fun, but frustrating in that almost every puzzle seems to be two-step. You figure out what needs to be done, go do it, only to be told that something else you haven't encountered yet blocks it, and you now must solve an additional puzzle before you can complete the main one.

Finished the game a couple of days ago! It's surprisingly good for how obscure it was back in the day. I guess they completely flopped the marketing on that one. Towards the end of the game I got a pretty good hang of the puzzles, but all in all still managed to get stuck three times (twice due to missing the 'hot spot' of the object I'm supposed to click on).

I don't think if Shantae had Japanese version. Ever since the modern games such title like Shantae - Risky's Revenge and other titles for Shantae (including Genie).

But still, I Ever interested that game but my progress was now second chapter. I haven't been played for Shantae Advance though.

To be fair, It was a nice game.

Took a break from Rayman Redemption - the last two worlds are killing me - and I jumped to playing Pokemon Black. I've been enjoying it greatly so far and the main villain looks interesting in terms of characters. I hope the game won't let me down on this

Played Yoshi's Topsy Turvy and Donald Duck Advance a while ago, i'm still adjusting to the former game's tilt mechanic and replaying the latter game because i've played the N64 and PS1 versions of this game.

I'm back playing The Witcher! Also trying to get back into Outrun 2006 and complete some of the challenges/

I decided to give Tonic Trouble a try since it's on NSO...I didn't find myself taking to it.

Well, I finally gave Death's Door a try. It's an indie game published by Devolver Digital, and honestly, I think it's a great game that hasn't gotten enough attention. It's a game that's quite similar to Tunic, which I played in mid-2024 and loved. I don't think Death's Door is better than Tunic (although this is more to Tunic's credit than to this game's detriment), but it's a very fun game with a fast pace, good combat mechanics, and very interesting exploration, with plenty of secrets and good puzzles. Getting 100% completion in this game is quite fun and satisfying. The platinum trophy (PSN) is pretty straightforward. You can get it by completing 100% of the game, doing a couple of things that can be missed, and doing a run using the umbrella as a weapon (which is what I'm doing right now ). I definitely recommend this game. Perhaps its only downside is that it's a bit short.

My goal after getting the platinum trophy for this game is to try Enter the Gungeon, which I bought at Christmas and haven't been able to play yet. I also have other PS Plus games pending that I'd like to try this year, such as NFS Unbound (I'm expecting another disappointment here, unfortunately), Epic Mickey (I haven't played it), Unravel, Crash 4, Psychonauts 2, etc., and replaying some that I've already completed. I might also try to get platinum in Hollow Knight, although it looks like that's going to be pretty damn hard

Of course, I have plenty of content to play before GTA 6 comes out, a game that I will definitely NOT buy and that will NOT take up a large part of my gaming time...

Tried Chuchel. Felt like a fever dream, but I liked it. It started to drag on a little bit by the end, but I found the gameplay to be pretty fun, aside from a couple puzzles. The artstyle was also unique, but very nice on the eyes. Overall, it was a solid little game that I had fun with!

I started playing Super Mario 64 on my N64. I recently found everything for the console aside from the composite cable. I only had an RGB cable, but unfortunately N64 doesn't have that. I had to buy another composite cable just to get video output. Anyway, I set it up on my CRT and I've been having fun with it so far.

Been playing both Mario Golf: Advance Tour and Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour on mGBA and Dolphin, respectively. These games are the reason why I like golf.
Back then when I still had my physical cartridge of Advance Tour, linking to Toadstool Tour felt amazing!

Tomodachi Life, I'm playing this to pad out the release date of April 16th for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, which I preordered lol

Call Of Duty MW3 (the 2011 one) just destroying those bots per usual

I finished playing The Witcher. Now playing the extra adventures, and in parallel going through the first Unreal for the first time, on my retro-gaming laptop.

I'm playing Rayman Origins.
I might play other Rayman games...