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Bombolone
Gold Member
22:22:22
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LostDonkey
Member
Yakuza: Like a dragon.
Don't know if I'll carry on through though.
Not gripping me yet.
Don't know if I'll carry on through though.
Not gripping me yet.
JimmyRustler
Gold Member
The game is not part of the Bourne series.
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But yason loves dark sulz and bludboorn im confused
DrJamesOxford
Neo Member
Borderlands 3 - fell off early a few years ago but now playing with all the dlc and really enjoying it.
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forgive me, I'm Canadian.
Old habits die hard.
will edit
No forgiveness.
Nova Scotia based
Fredrik
Member
Going through Horizon Zero Dawn on PS5, it’s still a pretty game, the moon light can create some of the prettiest forest scenes I’ve seen. I’m past the point of no return now, getting myself ready to play the sequel.
I’ve been playing Mass Effect Legendary Edition too, it’s still such an awesome saga.
I’ve been playing Mass Effect Legendary Edition too, it’s still such an awesome saga.
Fools idol
Banned
It's my favourite cRPG since Baldurs Gate 2.
Absolutely perfect, the final cut is also polish on an already gleaming beauty.
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
Monster Hunter Rise, for 90 hours. It's my favorite yet, with great monster roster, top new designs and the best maps and mobility to navigate their vertical & open design with thanks to the new palamute companions you can ride and the wirebugs and their mechanics. Farming Anjanath atm 
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DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
Almost done Ys IX I think.
Next I'm thinking Returnal or Hades. I typically hate roguelikes, but these are so highly regarded, I'm going to give each a try. If I don't like either, I think I'm done with roguelikes for good.
Next I'm thinking Returnal or Hades. I typically hate roguelikes, but these are so highly regarded, I'm going to give each a try. If I don't like either, I think I'm done with roguelikes for good.
lachesis
Member
I think I'm about halfway done with the Odin Sphere. Just started the Oswald campaign.
It's actually taking me a very very long time to complete each character's arc, and by end of Mercedes, I finally figured out some good farming methods for phozons.
(My goal is actually to eat all the food from Maury's restaurant with "bonus" mark by end of each character's storyline. Usually by then, I'm already like level 70+ and so far - I've spent like 40+ hours on the game. Urgh.)
When I was actually playing the chapter of Pooka Prince - it actually felt rather repetitive.... as the battle felt very similar to Gwendolyn - but Mercedes' campaign changed things up nicely with her flying/shooting mechanic.
Now playing Oswald, with Berserk ability - will see how it goes. Starting from level 1, with no carry over is a bit tough... but there are certain things here and there that helps moving things a bit faster.
(Such as Pooka village is introduced much earlier for Mercedes, and for Oswald, from very begninng).
What actually impressed me was the story structure. Each character's storyline is rather simple - but as I go thru each chacters timeline - it's being added like additional layer on top of what has been told before, creating a fuller picture. It is much more straightforward storytelling with no choices given for whom to start with unlike 13 Sentinel - but I can definitely sense the similarity in terms of storytelling by George Kamitami.
Not sure how the end game is going to present itself (I see bunch of unmarked squares in the story section). Looking forward to get to that point.
It's actually taking me a very very long time to complete each character's arc, and by end of Mercedes, I finally figured out some good farming methods for phozons.
(My goal is actually to eat all the food from Maury's restaurant with "bonus" mark by end of each character's storyline. Usually by then, I'm already like level 70+ and so far - I've spent like 40+ hours on the game. Urgh.)
When I was actually playing the chapter of Pooka Prince - it actually felt rather repetitive.... as the battle felt very similar to Gwendolyn - but Mercedes' campaign changed things up nicely with her flying/shooting mechanic.
Now playing Oswald, with Berserk ability - will see how it goes. Starting from level 1, with no carry over is a bit tough... but there are certain things here and there that helps moving things a bit faster.
(Such as Pooka village is introduced much earlier for Mercedes, and for Oswald, from very begninng).
What actually impressed me was the story structure. Each character's storyline is rather simple - but as I go thru each chacters timeline - it's being added like additional layer on top of what has been told before, creating a fuller picture. It is much more straightforward storytelling with no choices given for whom to start with unlike 13 Sentinel - but I can definitely sense the similarity in terms of storytelling by George Kamitami.
Not sure how the end game is going to present itself (I see bunch of unmarked squares in the story section). Looking forward to get to that point.
kingwingin
Member
Been playing these Escape room games by mc2games for the switch. Bought one few weeks back and loved it, just realized they have 2 more out so I picked them up.
Runs like dog shit on the switch but for $2 it's a great Escape room experience.
Runs like dog shit on the switch but for $2 it's a great Escape room experience.
Mr Hyde
Member
Crash Bandicoot
Did Naughty Dog aspire to create the most difficult platformer of all time? The game is hard as a rock. The 90s didn't fuck around.
Night Trap
One of the worst games I've ever played. I heard it was bad, I mean really bad, but this is absolute dogshit. Can't believe I actually wasted 30 minutes on this crap. The documentary behind it was funny though. The game was so controversial upon its release it created the MSRB rating system. A bunch of sissies in fancy suits is calling for boycott of this game and drags it to court. The good old 90s with moral panic left and right.
Did Naughty Dog aspire to create the most difficult platformer of all time? The game is hard as a rock. The 90s didn't fuck around.
Night Trap
One of the worst games I've ever played. I heard it was bad, I mean really bad, but this is absolute dogshit. Can't believe I actually wasted 30 minutes on this crap. The documentary behind it was funny though. The game was so controversial upon its release it created the MSRB rating system. A bunch of sissies in fancy suits is calling for boycott of this game and drags it to court. The good old 90s with moral panic left and right.
Damien Crowley
Member
A Beginners MP-round with 4 friends of Civ V. This is absolutely not my kind of game, but it's awesomely fun (because we don't play aggressive) and somehow I am in the lead on almost every aspect... just chillin' and tradin' salt and crabs
Nico_D
Member
How is it? Loved IIX and I'm afraid to play Monstrum if it is disappointing.
DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
If you liked VIII I think you’ll like IX. It’s more compact in terms of exploration, but more traversal mechanics. The plot is more elaborate, maybe not quite as interesting, but definitely more mystery behind it to uncover.
The_hunter
Member
If you liked ratchet 2016, you will love rift apart, improved in almost every category.
How is the ps5 port? How are the controls, and were there many glitches? I really want to pick this game up, looks amazing.
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
Doing a speed run of Horizon Zero Dawn for the story scenes before the sequel comes out now.
Playing next gen for a year+ only has kinda spoiled me, loading times feel uber long even with a USB SSD on my Pro, noticing a lot of things like frame rate hitching and texture pop-in that I may have ignored when I first played the game in 2017 lol.
Playing next gen for a year+ only has kinda spoiled me, loading times feel uber long even with a USB SSD on my Pro, noticing a lot of things like frame rate hitching and texture pop-in that I may have ignored when I first played the game in 2017 lol.
kyliethicc
Member
Been playing Destiny 2 a lot today its amazing best game ever made omg I love it
TitanNut88
Member
I managed to stick with The Last Remnant enough so I can enjoy it. It is not FFXII but it is the closest I've ever played. Battles are very random (same battle can be very easy or very difficult) without your input. Not bad overall...
Playing Pokémon Legends Arceus in parallel. Also a good game but around 10-15 years late.
Playing Pokémon Legends Arceus in parallel. Also a good game but around 10-15 years late.
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GametimeUK
Member
Uncharted 4. Hated it on my first playthrough on PS4. I'm enjoying it on my playthrough on PS5. I think the 30fps threw me off on my first playthrough along with the fact I expected more shooting and action from the start. With my expectations set differently and viewing it more as an interactive movie I've been left pleasantly surprised with how much I'm really enjoying the game.
T0minator
Member
Obviously, don't rush through Returnal take each room at a time and utilize the map to make sure you get check every item before heading to the next area. You may come across an item that should really help your game
use that sprint and dodge often 
Ghost27
Neo Member
I have Hades still haven't started it im with you on not liking roguelikes. I have played Binding Of Isaac,Enter The Gungeon,Dead Cells,Rogue Legacy and didn't really love any of them.If I hate Hades im shelving this genre for good.Supergiant made Bastion I believe which I enjoyed so maybe Hades will be fun to.
bender
What time is it?
I'm working my way through Max Payne 3 and it is giving me feelings. The action is pretty great but the presentation is kind of awful. The chromatic abrasion and distortion they use to emphasis Max's addiction is annoying as fuck. Narratively it doesn't really feel like Max Payne either and if I have to listen to any more self dialog about my pain killer addiction I'm going to break. Max's character model also kind of sucks, especially after he goes Sinead O'Conner and dons a Hawaiian shirt. I'm also not really liking Brazil as a local. Most of the environments are drab and ugly and there are all sorts of elements that feel wrong, for instance I shot a pad lock in the favela that was easily larger than Max's head. It's fun but it's not Max Payne 2, not even close.
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DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
Decided to start Ended Lilies first and then I’m going to Returnal. I’m liking Ended Lilies, I love Metroidvanias in general.
JimmyRustler
Gold Member
Wrapped up Gears of War 4 yesterday and am now dipping into Halo Infinite. Curious to see how it turned out after the weak Halo 5.
kurisu_1974
is on perm warning for being a low level troll
Not as interesting yet as Root Letter, but I love the art, and I'm only a couple of chapters in so this could still go places.
GeekyDad
Member
The characters look like perhaps they were done by the same folks who've done the recent Fire Emblem games (Awakening and beyond).
Not as interesting yet as Root Letter, but I love the art, and I'm only a couple of chapters in so this could still go places.
GymWolf
Member
It's bloodborne not bloodbourne, it is not a movie about spies who lose their memory...
StateofMajora
Banned
Just re played the conduit on wii, after my crash 4 save file got corrupted on ps5 :/
So I started crash 4 again. I read that this is a common problem with the game, and also it crashed (hah) 3 or 4 times prior to that data loss. Game is general seems buggy.
That aside, it does look pretty nice in native 4k, if a tad blurry due to the TAA. I like the added dot shadow to crash, really makes it easier to judge depth which is something the series needed.
So I started crash 4 again. I read that this is a common problem with the game, and also it crashed (hah) 3 or 4 times prior to that data loss. Game is general seems buggy.
That aside, it does look pretty nice in native 4k, if a tad blurry due to the TAA. I like the added dot shadow to crash, really makes it easier to judge depth which is something the series needed.
Danjin44
The nicest person on this forum
I dont think so, the guy who did the character design for FE Awakening is Yūsuke Kozaki, same person who did art for No more Heroes and AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES.
I think character design who did Root Film is same person who did art for 999.
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Hypereides
Member
Splinter Cell
Started a playthrough of the original trilogy for the first time back-to-back. Already have gone through the first one. Game had some great and creative level design in some places.
I'd ask when "uncle Ubisoft" would do something like this again, but I'd doubt they'd even entertain the thought of doing an old school stealth sequel.
Started a playthrough of the original trilogy for the first time back-to-back. Already have gone through the first one. Game had some great and creative level design in some places.
I'd ask when "uncle Ubisoft" would do something like this again, but I'd doubt they'd even entertain the thought of doing an old school stealth sequel.
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TintoConCasera
I bought a sex doll, but I keep it inflated 100% of the time and use it like a regular wife
Still playing P4 Golden but also some Perfect Dark here and there. Playing that one on secret agent, game's more difficult that I'd remember.