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Anyone have any recommendations for button-masher games? Looking for games that are mindless with no substance where you can just go to absolute town on your keyboard or controller to keep your fingers stimulated.
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go back to sucking dicks on reddit
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Literally any nintendo game
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>>729067690
This guy's favorite game
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Marvel vs. Capcom 2
I understand that it's a very intricate and skillful fighting game at high levels, but at low levels it is absolutely THE BEST game to just mash buttons in. Pretty much everything you do does something and it all feels really good you just mash the fucking dpad and the buttons and do random special moves and it's great. It just feels less rigid than a game like Street Fighter II for example.
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osu, muse dash, taiko
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>>729067624
stop making dogshit threads and go somewhere else. at least change the fucking filename of your retarded frog picture.
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>>729067624
street fighter 6
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bigfoot on nes
track and field on nes
double dragon 1 or 2/river city ransom on nes
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>>729067624
Dynasty warriors
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>>729067624
Monster Hunter with dual blades
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well according to /v/, as long as you press buttons on a video game, it's mindless slop with no substance so i'd suggest any game nigga



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