I'm adding more games slowly, so check back once in a while. When I can I include the Vizzed video game page number, but today a lot of the games either aren't there or aren't there for Steam specifically.

I decided to clean out some keys from old humble bundles and put them on the market. They're all priced at 1000 Viz per dollar in the Steam listing - those that had Steam listings still - and I figured I should point that out somewhere since it seems like the market doesn't get much use anymore.

Mynamescox44 : Ah, that's where it was. Thanks, I was getting tired of having a new private message waved at me.

I don't know if this is related, but I have private messages do the same thing. I have a private message flagged as new from Vizzed from my birthday right now, for instance - no matter how many times I look in the private messages, it says "message not found" just like five of them I received back when I was selling game codes on the market.

I don't remember how I got those five to stop being flagged as new, either. I guess I'll just have to put up with the 'new' message.

M4g1cW4rr10r : Huh. I didn't know the PS2 version was cut that heavily.

I got through with one kill - if there's a way to avoid killing Anna Navarre in the PC version, I couldn't find it. I don't think I actually managed to avoid being spotted ever, but I got pretty close (aside from the handful of forced encounters like Gunther and that one guy who keeps coming back to attack you if you didn't kill him) not counting the times I tranquilized a guy and then ran for it while he chased me, stopping every few steps to flinch. I really don't think you can count that as being spotted, they should have made the tranquilizers instant knockouts instead... or at worst, the enemy isn't aware they've been hit with it until they collapse.

There really aren't all that many stealth games for Playstation/PS2 as far as I can recall. You might try Deus Ex - stealth is generally encouraged but I don't think there are any areas where it's absolutely required so you're doomed if you get seen. As M4g1c said, the Sly series has stealth as a definite feature but it's an action platformer at heart. Hitman: Blood Money is another option if you can find it, but it may be a bit tricky.

As of this posting people have approximately one day, 15 hours and 30 minutes to claim keys - though it says quantities are limited, so it's possible they'll close up early. The "Endless Space - Collection" includes Endless Space and Endless Space: Disharmony.

https://www.humblebundle.com/store/endless-space-collection-free-game?hmb_campaign=freegame_2019_homepage_endlessspace_collection&hmb_medium=banner

So you have a post titled that Nintendo are a bunch of horny "mature" edgelords nowadays, and you acknowledge that Nintendo had M-rated games even in the SNES era but discount that because they were in general greatly overshadowed by family-friendly games.

Then you go on to complain about "a bunch of edgy half-assed M-rated games" and specifically Bayonetta. You say that she has mutated Nintendo into a two-faced adult entertainment business. You go on at length about "her games", frankly sounding like you've gone pretty in depth into them - that, or you're making things up as you go.

In short, you typed up an extended post to complain about one particular character who I, for one, had never even heard of before she showed up in Smash Bros. I don't follow Nintendo news a lot, but this is still true - if it were not for the latest Smash Bros, I would never have heard of her.

Fun fact: One PlatinumGames created Bayonetta as part of a four-game deal with Sega... in 2009. Nintendo picked it up for the Wii U in 2014 and the Switch in 2018 because it was getting rave reviews including a relatively rare 40/40 from Japanese gaming publication Famitsu. They got Bayonetta 2 and 3 for themselves - somehow, I'm not going to go digging through everything - but she was a hit well before Nintendo touched her.

I'm pretty sure the last one I saw was Infinity War. Which, honestly, I wasn't terribly impressed by. I never watched the movies for a lot of the characters and they seemed to pretty much be there to get killed off so you'd feel bad.

I've never gotten into Minecraft, but I have to admit that's a pretty fancy-looking sneak peek. Did it take a long time to make that?

Offhand the most underrated game I know of would be Brigandine, a turn-based strategy/RPG for the Playstation.

It has a lot of strategic depth to it, giving you a relative handful of generals who can command monsters in battle, and a bunch of monsters with different costs and abilities to choose from. I really hasn't seen anything quite like it, and it's an intriguing game.

Probably most people will go with the high cost dragons or gryphons that fly but do good damage against ground targets, but even the zombie - an extremely weak unit that relies almost exclusively on the bonus experience for winning a battle early on - can evolve into a powerful vampire if you give it the chance. Throw in the vastly different armies, including generals, starting troops and troop availability as well as simply different locations on the map, and you have a game that won't feel like the same old thing for at least a few playthroughs.

Water. Plain tap water put through one of those Brita pitcher filters.

I'm sophisticated, I am.

I'm glad the screenshots are safe from unauthorized interference again. I haven't tried adding one yet, but I'll probably fire a game up and do that at some point next week - thanks for keeping things working.

Hey, I got... three points! Would have done more for the green, but I got distracted by an issue I already messaged Davideo about. Hopefully that's nothing major.

I wouldn't have beaten Furret in any case, that's a lot of actions there.

I could attempt to give him a run for his money myself. Post a lot of trivial commentary, try to be funny, or simply post repeatedly on those forum games of take three points away and add one point.

Not that I'd be in the running for anything overall by now, but who knows - I might get a jersey for a day. That could be kind of cool.

Since I can't see any response to BigjimFRG, I'd just like to add another request for Starcraft.

1986] The Legend of Zelda - 17
[1987] The Adventure of Link - 20
[1991] A Link to the Past - 21 (+1)
[1993] Link's Awakening - 23
[1998] Ocarina of Time - 21
[2000] Majora's Mask - 20
[2001] Oracle of Seasons and Ages - 20
[2002] Four Swords - 20
[2002] The Wind Waker - 3
[2004] Four Swords Adventures - 20
[2004] The Minish Cap - 17
[2006] Twilight Princess - 11
[2007] Phantom Hourglass - 20
[2011] Skyward Sword - 20
[2013] A Link Between Worlds - 20
[2015] Tri Force Heroes - 11
[2017] Breath of the Wild - 20 (-3)

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The retro music room for Windows is... pretty sparse. I think this game rather deserves to be in there.

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EDIT: I did some research for 90s games and found some more I really liked, so I'm adding those.

Lorelei - 15
Bruno - 15
Agatha - 15
Blue - 15
Will - 15
Koga - 15
Karen - 16
Lance - 16
Sidney - 16
Phoebe - 15
Glacia - 12 (-3)
Drake - 15
Steven - 16
Wallace - 15
Aaron - 15
Bertha - 15
Flint - 15
Lucian - 3
Cynthia - 17
Marshall - 15
Shauntal - 15
Grimsley - 3
Caitlin - 16 (+1)
Alder - 15
Iris - 15
Siebold - 15
Wikstrom - 15
Drasna - 15
Malva - 15
Diantha - 15
Hala - 15
Olivia - 15
Acerola - 3
Molayne - 15
Kahili - 10
Prof. Kukui - 16

Mario - 20
Zelda - 18
Kirby - 14
Final Fantasy - 24
Grand Theft Auto - 8 (-3)
Super Smash Bros - 21 (+1)
Metal Gear - 17
Elder Scrolls - 17
Castlevania - 21