Saw the fatal fury pachinko machine in a Matt video and now I'm a little miffed
Can anyone point me in the right direction to buy something like this? Thanks in advance
The books really don't have much in common at first glance but they share:
- Stories of multiple generations of a family (more so in Pachinko, but it was an important part of A Tale for the Time Being too)
- Exploration of the multinational/multicultural (Asian) experience
- Brilliant writing
- Gave a great sense of the historical context the characters were living in and taught me a lot about the cultures/times/places where the stories unfolded without feeling like a history lesson
- Well developed female characters
- Were finalists for various book awards and should have won lol
- Were impossible to put down.
I'm looking for books preferably from Asian authors, but I'll take books from any culture.
I would love it if the Pachinko Game was a game by itself. I haven't been able to find a pachinko game nearly as satisfying as the arcade game of idle skilling. It makes my little goblin brain happy
I donโt know if this is common information or not, but Iโm pretty sure Yuji plays pachinko in Chapter 64. In the extra pages it says that, โItadori kills time before the movie at a certain place that starts with โpaโ where people under the age of 18 arenโt allowed.
Cool that Gege tied that back into the story.
Pachinko to premiere spring 2022
https://www.google.com/amp/s/time.com/6125571/most-anticipated-tv-shows-2022/%3famp=true
I'm not a game developer, but I've being doing dev for 20+ years.
Why are some of the easier ideas, not rolled out?
Allowing us to interact with a pachinko machine and gamble, is a feature that does not impact anything else in the game. This won't impact environments or quests. It could be coded so that it pauses in game reality when you are interacting with a pachinko machine. And you can't interact if currently engaged in combat.
There are a ton of small engaging features like this that should be rolling out as free or paid DLC.
Features that are not overly complex, and can operate independently of the overall game mechanics.
Hi everyone!
Apparently it's been exactly 69 days since I last participated in Indie Sunday so I figured it would be a nice time to share my game again.
As the title says, Peglin is a pachinko roguelike, you defeat enemies in JRPG-esque battles by playing Pachinko/Peggle/Plinko. Sometimes I'll refer to the game as a Pinball Deckbuilder, since you're collecting unique pachinko balls which double as your attacks.
Peglin is still really early in development as we're a few months away from even starting Early Access, but we have a pretty solid demo available which is letting us gather and work on lots of player feedback too. The demo can be played on Steam (and our trailer can be found there too).
Steam is also having a Tabletop Fest this weekend, and as part of it I'll be streaming the game and answering questions at 4pm PST today (in ~25 minutes). Of course I'm happy to answer any questions on Reddit as well though.
Thanks for the space! I love seeing indie games get a bit of spotlight on them and it's great to participate as well :D
2nd round! Now be realistic and fair. Should Konami sell it or not?
