Gamer mostly playing classic shmups, platformers, adventure, and action games. Usually playing on his own, or listening to music...
Not much else. (shrug)
I just wish some of the customizations in The Crew were available in FH5, but they aren't. And the opposite in some cases. TXR also has some really nice game made cosmetics, Like really good GT style aeros. The ones from FH5 are so stale and plastered on, they look terrible.
I have been meaning to bring some of the vehicles to life, from Forza Horizon 5 to The Crew Motorfest. Why? These cars basically have a driver and name. Problem is just the gameplay differences. Not to mention how sometimes The Crew feels a bit schizophrenic in design.
Warning Forever. Also an older game, but due to how simpler it is, it runs very smoothly, regardless of the additions. It's in a similar style, consisting of boss rushes, with each boss becoming more complex, larger, and more armed.
rRootage gameplay. "Boss" fights with complex bullet hell patterns that get progressively more dense and difficult. Unfortunately, it's an old game, so it's at a smaller resolution, and the denser patterns slow down the game like crazy.
Oh, and a large archive of Touhou games. That was a huge nostalgia hit... I hope those guys are doing well, and sorry I basically left, as I have done to so many thing.
[Old man blabbering incoming!]
Back in the days, before the YouTube takeover, I was posting videos of some shmup games. Mostly GMVs, due to not finding out how to record both audio and video together, since the best recording software at the time was through the emulator itself.
Not the point at the moment. The reason why I mention it is because I still have all of that archived on my PC... End Effector, Fraxy, Grid Wars (before it got bought and commercialized), Mogura, Pladzma Light, rRootage, Tumiki Fighters, Warning Forever...
For years... YEARS... I didn't need to log in in order to watch videos. I don't need my account to keep track of everything, and don't need anyone know what I watch and do. They keep forgetting that it's a video hosting site, and not a social media site. In any case...
I'm still mad that after the Google acquisition, there had to be an account migration, which made this weird secondary credentials for both YouTube and Google/GMail.
For the love of- I was already tired of YouTube's garbage for some time. These new changes for the desktop site are just dumb. Making the UI closer to the app version, and more transparent does not help in any way.