Just the Simulation Disc can do for now, though in the future, if this site starts to grow again, I'd appreciate the Arcade disc also being added, if at all possible.

It really is very unfortunate, seeing an essential downsizing of Vizzed. I'm almost reminded of Gottlieb when many of their employees were forcefully laid off during their Mylstar era.

Anyway, if a Playstation game can still be added, how about Gran Turismo 2 Plus? I've already made a Request for it a few weeks back.

I suddenly recall Mods of games being playable in the RGR. That gave me the motivation to submit a Request for a game to be added to the RGR.

Gran Turismo 2, as many know, was kind of released in an unfinished state, with content removed such as the Drag Race mode, bugs unable to be fixed, english errors and glitches that can lead to progress being lost, all because Polyphony Digital were forced to rush the game out for a christmas 1999 release.

A Mod that was made for the game a few years back, Gran Turismo 2 Plus, fixes a ton of bugs that were present at the game's initial release while also restoring removed content, making the game feel more like what it should've been.

I haven't played the original game properly in over 2 decades, but after learning more about the Plus Mod, I really want to give it a shot. If it can be added to the RGR, I'll more than appreciate it. Thanks.

I think I may know the first part of this, but I'll guess another letter to be sure.

Is there a T or two in there?

So Jason is not in here...

What about a P? Any Ps in there?

Hmm... I feel like I may already know the first part, but I'll stick to guessing for now.

An S. An S somewhere in there?

I think I'll guess just one more letter...

How about a D? Any Ds in there?

OK, I think I'm feeling confident enough to guess the Hangman after one more letter.

Is there an N?

Hmm... I think I'm going to guess... S. Is there an S somewhere in there?

Hmm... you know, if there is a Baseball game out there with very detailed and in-depth Custom Character creators, you should try to recreate some of those centuries-old Baseball players in them and show them off.

This probably has limited use, and I'm not sure how many games actually let you do this, but maybe the Steam Deck could be used as a second screen for some sort of set-up?

Just imagine for a moment: a Racing Game on TV you control with the Steam Deck, with the handheld screen being used for a full track overview and information like driver positions, clearing some of the clutter on the screen. Or a sports game where you can direct other members of your team more easily via the Deck.

Hello? Zander, I've sent you the Viz you asked for, but I have yet to get the steam codes.

Finally! All the Viz I've been saving up for years can finally be spent again! You have almost no idea how long I've waited to be able to get more steam games.

I'd very much love to get V-Rally 4 & Monsters' Den: Chronicles. The latter is the only Monsters' Den game I don't own yet, and you're talking to someone who has played every game in the series since the original was still a bit new.

If you ever sell more games for Viz again, you're more than welcome to tell me about it in the future. There are quite some titles I'd love to get my hands on.

To tell you the truth, I actually learned about BYOND over a decade ago. I never got even a faint hang of how to program or make my own games, so I was stuck to playing what others had made, mainly RPGs.

What I didn't like was the controls tending to be delayed, and the fact that you have to use the Numpad for a lot of the controls. One of my keyboards I used to have didn't have one at all, that should tell you something.

Of course, this was all the way back in around... 2010 or so? I'm more than sure that things have changed a lot since then, so I may be willing to revisit it in the future.

Personally, I'd love more Car Customization in the game. It was rather lacking in the original outside of Tuning. Maybe even expand on a Career or Campaign of sorts.

Personally, I see a huge ton of potential here, but I'm not ultra-excited yet, probably because I don't know a lot about the game yet. Maybe I'll know whether or not I'll get the game once it's closer to release.

I've actually been saving up tons of Viz here for years to exchange for game codes that are on my wishlist. I've been doing this for years, but nobody has ever taken me up on the offer...

80.000 Viz is apparently not good enough, neither is 200.000. Just what value is? How many Viz would it take to get a code of say... Monster Hunter: World or Disgaea 7?

Is the guy in charge of the current Hangman still around? I'd actually like to have a go now, especially since it has been this long since we got a response here.

Oh, and C.

Userpic? I presume you mean the Avatar, but let me think...

That's one red panda that has seen a lot before it. Perhaps just above too much to consume for the eyes.

I noticed that there is an MS-DOS category in the RGR now. I know that Playsation 2 games don't have a chance of making it for at least another decade, but what about Windows 95 games or even just Windows 3.1 games? I think that the RGR may JUST be able to handle them.

Welcome to Vizzed! You'll find yourself right at home if retro games are up your alley. Remember, the more you do stuff, anything really, on the site, the more Viz you can get. The Market has some stuff that may be interesting to at least look at since some of it affects the RGR.