I think I'd prefer to continue not knowing.
Sure, as long as Nomura isn't involved.
@Truthspeaker900
Pathetic? He wants to play PS1 and PS2 games. A PS2 can do both. How many original Xbox games can be played on newer systems? You know, the ones from the PS2 era. 38. That covers a grand total of 1 Xbox game I own. So what if I want to go back and play any of the others? I'd have to have an original Xbox, just like my pathetic solution I mentioned earlier. My my, how embarrassing. At least the PS2 can play thousands of games that spans two gen...
It's April. Isn't a bit early to make that claim?
I probably only drove like 4-5 times the entire game. Fast travel and cargo drones was far less hassle.
It's the most boring game I've ever played. It took me months to finish it because I couldn't stand playing for more than 30-45 minutes or so.
Don't do it. It's hands down the most boring game I've ever played.
As he said, it had the PS2 hardware, but part of it was removed and went to emulation with the slim.
So buy a PS2?
How does a console deliver next-gen experiences? Does it use power from the future cloud?
"Do you also remember the 70%+ failure rate for 360s that boosted their sales thanks to rebuys before MS brought in their warranty?"
The warranty being a nice step and all, did not prevent the need for rebuys to replace broken systems.
Just Wait™
1. About TLOU2, I'm not sure the overall length was the problem. For me it felt like some sections dragged on a bit too long.
Lost? Are people actually pretending physical copies don't exist now?
I don't get the hype over it. I thought it was ok, which seems to be what the review consensus is. I really didn't care for the story. I didn't like most of the characters, include the main. Gameplay was fun, but collecting crap to craft things was rather overbearing. I'm sure I'll get downvoted, but there's some fanatics for this game out there.
I'm certainly not going to complain about having one, but not a whole lot to play right now, for me.
Already played or not interested in PS+ collection games.
AC Valhalla pissed me of to the point I'll never buy another AC game again. I waited a few months before playing it so bugs could get worked out and it was STILL riddled with them. I struggled through, did almost everything, got near the end and ran in to a progress breaking bug that had been there since ...
@Darkborn
"Just google "days gone gruff white male.""
Ok.
First hit, IGN article, not even a review.
"While I’ll admit that I initially rolled my eyes at yet another Gruff White Male Protagonist™ in a grim world - especially one with such a Gruff White Male Protagonist™-ey name as Deacon St. John - I ended up getting far more invested than I’d initially expected. I shouldn’t be surprised, I suppose - this is a fi...
Yeah, kind of feel like I'm in a gaming drought right now and was hoping for something interesting for this month. Not really digging Control and stepped away from it for a couple weeks. Fired it up last weekend and felt lost and died pretty easily. I have Cyberpunk, but I was really waiting for the PS5 upgrade before I start that, but that's still a long way out.
I don't think the MCU skins were talked about until pretty recently. They came out and stated,
“We'll be introducing the Red Room Takeover event this spring! Features rewards like animated nameplates, outfits inspired by the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a deadly HARM Room hacked by Yelena Belova, and more secrets to decrypt.”
"Rewards" doesn't seem equivalent to "you'll have to purchase them."
Yeah, the bugs are getting out of hand. Holiday seasonal update? OK, now your rations and quiver upgrades are broken and every time you launch the game or respawn after death, you're drunk! Oh, what's that? Fix it? Naw.
Same janky-ass controls they've had for over a decade makes climbing insufferable sometimes. Less than a foot from the edge you're trying to reach? Nope. You can't just reach for it. Move left and down a foot or two then LEAP for...