Default controls meant you pretty much had to place both index and middle fingers on the jump and crouch given how vital they are to movement *and* combat. The combat was clearly designed for mouse and keyboard and bungie didn't retool any aspects to better fit on a gamepad. That said, I'm interested in your thoughts, and if Oni does return, in what way would you like to see it again? While this doesn't promise anything, I think it's a decent way to gauge interest.

Please help me, and the Oni community make this a reality. If you have some time, please vote for Oni over at GOG: While a remaster, remake, or even a remaster in the same vein as the Halo Remaster would be cool, it's most likely more expensive to do. I have been trying to push for a re-release of the original game, where you can legally purchase a copy for yourself.

Unfortunately, if you're interested in playing Oni, here's the situation you can't buy Oni anywhere other than a used PS2 or PC CD-ROM copy from either Amazon or Ebay. I think it speaks volumes when you have a fan base that stays with you for this long. Of course, only one of those games went on to be a huge success, becoming a widespread phenomenon when it released.īut while Oni didn't see that same amount of success, it still garnered a cult fan following with a small but dedicated community that is still around today. Here we see a very rare Konoko standee, next to Master Chief's helmet, a nod to when both games were in development at the same time. What's more, if you watched Bungie's 30th Anniversary video where they went down memory lane and gave a shout out to their legacy, at 2:17 of the video we catch a brief glimpse of the cut-scene where Konoko rides her motorcycle to the Bio-Research Lab, just before the Barabas fight. Of course, a couple of eagle-eyed Reddit users spotted Oni in his collection, which brought a huge smile to my face. Hopefully the thread creator doesn't mind if I link his thread here: I managed to find this little thread in the PC Gaming sub reddit about how old PC CD-ROM games used to come in giant boxes the size of cereal boxes, even sharing an image of some of his PC games. I think it's fantastic that people are remembering and talking about it in 2022. I've been seeing comments around the corners of the internet about Oni, whether it's on Reddit, on YouTube, or even here on Resetera. While a great video, please don't support piracy.

Reddit steam games for 3 people 2019