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If you register completion scores for the top 3 on each level, the game will add them (1st + 2nd + 3rd places) to the total high score. This way, it's pretty easy to reach 1.000.000+ points to unlock the Armory Armor very early on your first NG+ loop.

So far, I've tried:

- Connecting to the PC through the USB cord that came in the box. The orange LED at the top stays orange for about 3 seconds then it turns off.

- Swapped cables with the Switch Pro Controller's, a samsung USB-C charger and a brand new Phillips C to C cable. Tried wall outlet with the phone charger, tried XBox One, Switch and PC USB ports. The same orange light as the previous attempts appears then it turns off.

- When connected through Bluetooth to any device (Switch, PC, Phone etc), the upper LED blinks in red and I get a "low battery" alert.

- Tried updating to all the firmware versions (1.10 to 1.15) available on the 8bitdo app and nothing changed.

For referen

I own the game "Ikaruga", which isn't available in the contry I'm currently in - and because of that, it doesn't show in my library.

When browsing the game's page on the PC, it says I already own that content and I'm free to use the remote feature to install it. That led me nowhere. How am I supposed to do that when the game simply won't appear in the app, microsoft store, xbox store etc? I already played that game in my old XBox One, but after I switched to a Series S model, it just won't let me install...

By simply putting the RG351V on sleep mode, the built-in buttons (OSH Controller) stopped working entirely, and didn't come back by shutting down/resetting the OS. OTG Controllers also didn't work. By doing a fresh AmberELEC install, it all went back to normal.

Not sure if this is a specific Sanshiro Tower bug or if my hardware is prone to failure.

Is ArkOS a more stable option in that regard?

EDIT: A day later, it just got worse. Left it charging for a couple hours to check if the culprit was the battery. At first everything worked great but then the controls died on me again (at 100% battery indicator). This time, they won't come back even after multiple reboots, changing SD cards etc.

Tried to start the game without an internet connection and it keeps closing at me with an "authentication failed" error. Is that normal?

The game is included with the pass, but the store won't let me purchase it because my trial expires in a month. Is there any way to get that game right now, as a permanent purchase for my account?

This is quite possibly the worst way to experience Chrono Cross.

For some reason, they went backwards from fantastic remasters we had in 2021, such as SaGa Frontier and Legend of Mana. Here, we're stuck with either filtered backgrounds and bad 3D models or classic look and an awful font. In both cases, the game performs much worse than any emulated version available officially (PSN) or unofficially (Retroarch cores, ePSXE, Duckstation etc). Battles have constant hiccups and the game never seems to hit an acceptable framerate during them. In PC version specifically, there's heavy screen tearing there's no consistent workaround to eliminate that in fullscreen mode. The extra features are extr

• The games are still unplayable without an internet connection - possibly due to DRM reasons. You can't even launch the software, the .exe will return an error telling you need to go online.

• There's no support for Switch or PS4 controllers on Epic Games launcher, so you'll need 3rd party software to use them. (adding them as non-Steam games won't solve the issue)

• Whenever you switch games in the 1.5 + 2.5 collection, the launcher will open a new .exe, causing the desktop/background to shortly appear when in fullscreen mode. It's not as smooth as it was on consoles.

• There's no way to exit back to the desktop without a keyboard, since you have to press the Esc key to open the set

• Actraiser Renaissance - $29.99 $25.49 (-15%)

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• Collection of Mana - $39.99 $19.99 (-50%)

• DRAGON QUEST - $4.99 $3.24 (-35%)

• DRAGON QUEST II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line - $6.49 $4.21 (-35%)

• DRAGON QUEST III: The Seeds of Salvation - $12.49 $8.11 (-35%)

• FINAL FANTASY CRYSTAL CHRONICLES Remastered Edition - $29.99 $11.99 -60%)

• FINAL FANTASY VII - $15.99 $7.99 (-50%)

• FINAL FANTASY VIII Remastered - $19.99 $9.99 (-50%)

• FINAL FANTASY IX - $20.99 $10.49 (-50%)

• FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster - $49.99 $24.99 (-50%)

With so many good, modern shmup ports available on Switch (Mushihimesama, Ikaruga, Crimzon Clover, Zero Gunner 2- etc), I was genuinely surprised by M2's work on ESP Ra. De. Psi, a 1998 Arcade game that never made its way to the west. I wasn't aware of its existence until the Switch version reviews started to appear everywhere, given this re-release (sadly) remains a Japan-exclusive in both digital and physical releases. The price sounded a little steep at first but after investing a couple hours, I can safely say the value is there. The M2 port has countless features and tweaks to customize and improve the arcade experience, as well as new content, an arranged soundtrack and a great complem

I’ve been thinking about upgrading since the battery on my original SE (currently running iOS 14.4) feels awful in comparison to iOS 12 and 13. Is it worth it?