It all returns to nothing
It was pretty wild to have the EoE part of Evangelion adapted to a video game as soon as 1999.
>>12773723I prefer retro games where I actually return to something. Like Metroidvanias that have backtracking.
1st for I love Misato2nd for Eva64 being actually good and creative with the ways it adapts the Angel fights, the 1v1 battles are actually fun when you understand how they work.
>>12773729You can return shitty games (such as EVA)
>>12773723more like neon degenesis
>>12773723Was it necessary to add the inflation scene
>>12774789Yes
>>12774789>EVA D(obson) Type
>>12774789Seems like a good opportunity to make a fun cutscene.Also that mission was fun and has one of the most fire tracks https://youtu.be/pXBIjewQYww?si=tZXxs3IuYXtrV7g8
>it all improves with hard work>we keep building it up, building it up, building it upNeon Genesis Evangelion: Brick by Brick
>>12774865Evangelion is fundamentally a story about depression. I'm sure this is lost on you since, as a zoomer, depression is baked into all media you've consumed in your life, but this wasn't always the case.
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>>12774910u shit on dat nigga!
>>12773723It just keeps tumbling down.
>>12775263who's your favorite EVA girl, anon? badass collection btw.
>>12775268Kirishima Mana. Thanks.
>>12775263>>12775291okay but where's Eva 64 and the mahjong porn game?
>>12775291Bootleg PC iron maiden? SickI only had a bootleg copy for PS1 (so the censored version) back in the 90s
>>12773723How can people like such a dogshit series.
>>12776928Contrarian retard. Go watch habbo hotel or digital circus instead you faggot.
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>>12775302The 64 one is in a box, and the two strip mahjong games are on a shelf. Also the images from the strip mahjong games are also on this separate CD-ROM. Also, there's this non-porn Eva mahjong game on Gameboy Color.>>12775829Yeah, another unexpected find when Chinatown existed. I think it was a toy and snack store for kids where I found it. I still remember all those HK silvers for PS1 that was in stores there.
