Although I don't really miss the wild Pokémon battles, I wish our own Pokémon, even if it was just our partner Pokémon, had some participation in the catch system.
For example, our Pokémon attacks could function the same as throwing a rock in the original Safari Zone - doesn't hurt the wild Pokémon (since it wouldn't have HP), but making it easier to catch, while also making it more probable to run away. Also, status effects attacks coul...
"The artistic direction of every game does not need to be photorealistic."
This game doesn't have a stylized visual style. It's actually trying to be realistic, but the engine is holding it back. So many other games use similar visual style but have much better graphics, and that's why Fallout 76 feels dated.
Having previously played Persona 4: Dancing All Night on Vita, I was excited for the Persona 3 and Persona 5 versions. That is, until I found out they don't have story modes. The music in this games is good but not fantastic to warrant a rhythm game. The draw of P4 was exactly its story mode, that was interesting, long, and made up for the low quantity of songs. Without a story mode, the low quantity of songs become an even bigger problem for P3 and P5.
Maybe I'll b...
This game wasn't really popular the first time around, so I don't think some added stuff will do much to make it sell better this time.
I was very disappointed when I realized SEGA removed All I Want from all Crazy Taxi rereleases...
I have Pikachu version, and actually got a Persian from a character in Vermilion city after catching 5 Growlithes, so this list isn't exactly right.
I won't play it, then. I don't want a game that's only fun at the end of the day. What if I want to play it in the morning? :P
I think the combat is fun if you're against one or two enemies. More than three it gets chaotic to handle all of them and the 4 party members at once. Especially with the wonky camera, that doesn't even let you target some enemies depending on the camera position.
FFXV was not a bad game, but it was a complete mess. Unrefined and chaotic battle system, (lack of) character development, too much travelling by car or enduring the very long loading times, needing DLC to have stuff fixed, bad second half, bad side quests (don't even get me started on the cup noodles one)...
My main gripe is that the biggest plot point in the game, the fall of Insomnia, was just to a few seconds of cutscenes. If you didn't watch the movie, you coul...
To be fair, it's more realistic than deodorant commercials.
They finally announce the last missing piece (a beefy story mode) for this game to be truly considered the ultimate version of Smash Bros, and this guy says they only showed the options menu? Did he actually watch the presentation?
Yeah, I thought that by now people would've learned the difference between a remaster and a remake.
Does anybody here know if the biggest bugs in the main game were fixed? I've been waiting for the game to be in a "safe" state before buying it.
I bought it and tried to like it, but I couldn't see the appeal of battling against armies that barely even do anything. I guess that Dynasty Warriors-like games are not for me.
The games in the first half of the list are nothing like Skyrim...
Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor
World of Warcraft
Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom
Horizon Zero Dawn
Dark Souls (Series)
Red Dead Redemption
Fallout 4
Dragon Age
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
As long as they fix the terrible enemy scaling system.
So he's basically confirming there will be even more characters? Nice!
I wish they focused on Saturn games. Genesis games had so many rereleases that it's hard to get excited for them.
It's a good list, although I would hardly call Monster Hunter and Nier:Automata as RPGs...
If they don't announce that they will remove or change the broken and unfair enemy scaling system, I don't have any interest in this game.