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I've seen people ask for recommendations on anime and gacha games; but as far as I care to look, which is not very far, mind you, there is not a thread asking for recommendations on Bullet Hells... You know, the very thing Touhou is known for? So I decided to remedy this perceived problem by asking the Moriya Shrine in general: What (hybrid) Bullet Hells do you recommend that you have played and, if applicable, what (hybrid) Bullet Hell you playing now? I myself am currently playing "Last Command", which combines snake with Bullet Hell elements and a story that hits way too close to home for me in the three hours I've already played. I haven't been that emotional for as long as I can remember, but i digress. The game follows a program called Python as it explores the world of programs and computers in a post-human era. It must fight programs in a bullet-hell like fashion in order to not get deleted. (Or at least that was the reason the four bosses I have fought in 3 hours of playtime had.) For recommendations, I'd give "Bullet Heaven 2" the (dis)honour of my recommendation. Half because it is the only non-Touhou Bullet Hell I have played and half because it is at least a decent Bullet Hell in my experience. It follows the misadventures of Matt, Natalie, a fascist, Anna and a cat without legs capable of shooting stars as they go across their globe on the whims of fate. Though I'd be happy with any recommendations for more 'modern' bullet hells, as I believe there exists three in semi-popular conscience if you don't count Touhou.

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as a californian, school here is absolute dog water. i have been slapped with the state test now because its the mfing STATE TEST. i could go on with ranting how sh_tty my school is but i’d rather not rn

Hatagoya Spring - The Venerable Ancient Battlefield ~ Suwa Foughten Field -Sengoku Arr.- Hoping that's a sufficient translation. I firmly believe this piece works best with strong, hard-hitting instrumentation, so my focus was on rock and symphonic metal. Initially I kept finding artists I've already featured, but thankfully before settling for one I came across this gem, which is everything I could have asked for; clear melody, strong consistent progression, and exactly the desired tone. I wish it had a proper ending, though . . . Mitei - Tomorrow Will Be Special, Yesterday Was Not. Period. I've had this one ready for a while, actually; folk in general, and especially this folk, is simply perfect for this piece imo. I've heard plenty of good arrangements for this piece already, so I'm not too concerned about missing out. kyomarron_li - Native Faith I thought for sure I'd settle on a piano solo, but I really appreciated this mid-energy jazz take on the piece. The motifs are adapted well to the style (although it seems the iconic intro/bridge is sacrificed), and it contrasts well with the other parts of this feature. Yomii - Native Faith 2023 ver. Actually, losing that bridge is a bit too much; here's that piano remix to compensate.

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I appreciate the speculations, they're fun interactions. I don't want to mislead, though; I play very few of the games I feature soundtracks for, and since my focus is the often the music regardless, I tend to refer to the production as a whole in both contexts. I'm pretty sure the only proper fighting game I've even touched is Touhou 15.5, assuming that even counts; I am a fan of Rivals of Aether, though. I've done two features on Guilty Gear: Guilty Gear XX on 04/14/21 (14/04/21) and Guilty Gear Strive on 04/12/22 (12/04/22). The latter was what I was referring to in the latest post, in addition to the Killer Instinct feature from 07/19/23 (19/07/23). The linking factor was vocal tracks; you can figure out the rest. The month-long series features of late have been an opportunity to force myself into becoming familiar with iconic franchise soundtracks that I just wasn't around to discover when they first came out. It's one thing to look into a single soundtrack, but something else entirely to choose from several related soundtracks that somewhat depend upon familiarity with each other for full appreciation. Last year I did Legend of Zelda, Mega Man, and Pokemon, and thus far this year I've done Kirby; in future I hope to cover Castlevania and Sonic (since I'm only familiar with select entries of those series), as well as Metroid and potentially Fire Emblem. But none of those are the plan for next month. I've mentioned in the past my struggle with SNES soundtracks, and this is especially true for one of the most iconic soundtracks from that era. I'll leave it at that.

So basicaly, I'm confused on how to download Touhou 10. Take a look, and not that I have Windows 11.

This is totally gonna be long,... if I went with it for that long, idk, just feeling like writing it all out, why not. But ye, feel free to share ur story if u want or u can read wat I have to say.

*after a few seconds you come back with reisen poking your shoulder. the vision of yukari has seriously blinded you.* reisen: “uhh… gensokyo to… oh.” *your eyes cleared and you can see again, reisen standing in front of you waving.* you: “a-ah, sorry reisen. what is it?” *both of you started to walk towards the forest of magic, looking for clues.* reisen: “well, it’s mostly kinda a thing, but like.. i’m trying to cover up tewi’s and eirin’s disappearance. kaguya-“ *she trips over a rock and falls into a giant hole in the ground. it’s pitch black.* reisen: “UWAAAAAAAAAA…” you: “reisen?!” *BAM* you: “kuso!” *you opened a gap covering half of your body, opening to the other side with reisen on the ground, knocked out. poking her a bunch till she gets up.* reisen: “uwaaa… ah great! where the hell am i?!” you: “well we’re..” *you look up to see spider webs everywhere and a exit (besides the one in the roof.* reisen: “great. im stripped down of my powers so now i can’t float, and i can’t use much of my powers again.” *you look unamused as you opened a gap below her as she ended back up outside. you also sent yourself back outside.* reisen: “uhh..” *CLANG, CLANG, CLANG!* you: “what?” ???: “huh?! you scared?”

Ended up just making a batch file to launch the emulator which changes the screen resolution before launching the emulator and then back to normal after the emulator closes. For anyone curious, the batch file looks like this: path C:\pc98\np2fmgen qres /x:1280 /y:800 np21nt.exe qres /x:1920 /y:1200 I used the qres utility (search the internet for it) and placed the .exe for that in the emulator's folder for convenience.

After fiddling around a lot more I managed to get pixel perfect however, it is inconvenient. Using No change screen resolution fixed aspect full screen I can get pixel perfect, IF I set my computer's screen itself to 1280/800 (multiple of pc98 native screen 640/400) Changing my screen's resolution back and forth every time I use the emulator is annoying. I also cannot for the life of me find an option to just hard fix a resolution for the emulator to go for.