that's why there needs to be FAQ on the first page instead of a 253 page discussion where you might or might not find the basic info you need.How many times are people going to ask about how to add the DLC/if the game includes the DLC? This is like the 3rd page in a row now.
The minigame is fast and easy, just click the left or right mouse buttons (once) when the line is over the huge colored area (not just the letter block, the entire area around it works too), it always alternates between L and R so you don't even have to pay attention to which one it is. You build the combo as you click the correct button consecutively without failing.Is there a way to cheat the Kagami minigame?
It moves so fast, it hurts my head just looking at it.
How are we even supposed to do combos?
Yeah, I know how it's supposed to work, except clicking above the block is a miss.The minigame is fast and easy, just click the left or right mouse buttons (once) when the line is over the huge colored area (not just the letter block, the entire area around it works too), it always alternates between L and R so you don't even have to pay attention to which one it is. You build the combo as you click the correct button consecutively without failing.
redownload the game :/ ?I wasn't sure where else to post this, but I've been getting a syntaxerror on Rio's 80 affection scene
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This is the message I'm getting, and I dl'd this like 2 days ago so it's whatever's on the current uploads. Didn't dl or patch anything else about it. Is there a good way to fix this?
For any RPGM MV game, search nwjs, download the latest version compatible with your Mac OS, copy the nwjs.app in your game folder and run it.This may sound dumb but is there any MAC versions
By the way, I tried this and it did nothing sadly. I downloaded this like 2 days ago, and the files haven't been updated since the time, so it would seem I'm stuck with this error and can't progressredownload the game :/ ?
I don't need to watch a single second, of that 6 hour long review, of some obscure jp PSone game, to know that you're making a lot of assumptions.If you like Summer Memories, watch at least the first hour or so of this review (but if you've never seen a Tim Rogers game review before, trust me, once you've watched half that much you're gonna want to watch the whole thing) and prepare to have your mind blown:
So it turns out there's this game, Boku no Natsuyasumi, that like previous Action Button review subject Tokimeki Memorial is one of those major cultural touchstones of gaming in Japan that never made it out of its homeland and is thus all-but-unheard-of in the West outside the relatively narrow circle of now-middle-aged gamers who were deep into the import scene in the PSone days... and once you know about it, it's blindingly obvious that Summer Memories is a porn parody - or more like loving porn tribute - of it. So many details match up, down to the main character being named Boku, the Japanese juvenile masculine first-person pronoun, and the journal full of childish cartoon drawings you save your progress in at the end of each day.
Thanks for sharing this! pretty neat ngl, I would've never known about this otherwiseIf you like Summer Memories, watch at least the first hour or so of this review (but if you've never seen a Tim Rogers game review before, trust me, once you've watched half that much you're gonna want to watch the whole thing) and prepare to have your mind blown:
So it turns out there's this game, Boku no Natsuyasumi, that like previous Action Button review subject Tokimeki Memorial is one of those major cultural touchstones of gaming in Japan that never made it out of its homeland and is thus all-but-unheard-of in the West outside the relatively narrow circle of now-middle-aged gamers who were deep into the import scene in the PSone days... and once you know about it, it's blindingly obvious that Summer Memories is a porn parody - or more like loving porn tribute - of it. So many details match up, down to the main character being named Boku - the Japanese juvenile masculine first-person pronoun - and the journal full of childish crayon drawings you save your progress in at the end of each day.
Every Summer Memories Fan who thinks they're a fan must know this. The quintessential origin of summer memories/amaenbo that I needed to know.If you like Summer Memories, watch at least the first hour or so of this review (but if you've never seen a Tim Rogers game review before, trust me, once you've watched half that much you're gonna want to watch the whole thing) and prepare to have your mind blown: