Not to judge but I don't understand why you would get rid of your older games collection which is more likely to include titles that will be lost in the digital era? For me, collecting is not about actively playing them constantly. It's more about preserving games I've beaten and enjoyed so that maybe one day I can share those experiences with younger generations who want to play games that are no longer easily accessible or flat-out unavailable digitally.
Thank you sir, I appreciate the correction. Pandemic also developed Mercenaries I believe, right? That game too is a classic!
After all these years, Free Radical's SWBF2 is still the best overall Star Wars game to me. It had everything you could want in big fun team battles, Jedi vs Sith and the space battles were extremely well done giving you the ability to land inside a capital ship's hangar to sabotage and take it down from within.
The rate of corporate consolidation in the gaming industry lately has officially become a bit alarming to me.
Days Gone for me was just an "alright" game. Gameplay was decently entertaining with hordes as the highlight, but the characters and story were pretty damn generic and uninteresting. I mean, the protagonist's name is literally Deacon St. John and for me it epitomized the severe lack of creativity overall. Basically felt like I was playing a watered-down open-world version of The Last of Us with a story not remotely as captivating.
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As somebody who has only played a handful of roguelite games and also dislikes the repetition fatigue that sets in rather quickly, I can confidently recommend Hades. Especially if you're a fan of Greek mythology, like myself, and if you enjoy narrative focused games with SUPERB writing.
Absolutely every aspect of Hades is very well-done and of the highest quality. The music, characters, writing, art style, etc. The gameplay loop is crazy add...
Bet you all it means is that it'll have even more QTEs. That's the most action you'll get in their games, really. (And I loved Heavy Rain btw)
^^^Found the CDProjekt employee
Still one of the greatest games of all time and the best MGS entry imo. Sure the plot was convoluted as always but it felt more grounded overall considering the supernatural aspects were mostly present only in the boss battles (which were amazing). I'll never, ever forget THAT ladder climbing scene with the soundtrack playing the whole way...
Definitely willing to give this a try once it drops but something about the gameplay seems just a bit TOO...floaty?
According to the BF2077 apologists, the day 1 patch is going to remedy most if not all problems and magically turn it into GOTY material. /s
This game might as well be renamed Battlefield 2077.
And you're willing to pay full price for that? This is why companies have evidently adopted a strategy of "release now, finish later."
Nintendo certainly appreciates your loyalty, but your money even more.
I love Halo and want to feel hyped but I can't shake the impression that this looks like Halo crossed with the patented Far Cry formula. It's a bit disappointing tbh
Always took Master Chief for the No Nonsense type of guy so yea the tone feels strange in this game.
Everything looks like it's being very well executed for this one. Although I will say I prefer the original armor to their redesign, but that's just me being nitpicky. Can't wait to play it!
Does it finally make the game fun tho?
As a fan of the series, this reboot feels strange. Almost like they want to make it a little more family friendly but the cast just doesn't mesh with the concept of building a gang through murder and other crime. They look out of place. It just feels really off overall...
This is why I've been craving for more linear, properly structured games with a meaningful/interesting plot rather than playing yet ANOTHER open world game that most likely boasts of it's map size and uses the same tired fetch quests. It's all just so damn vapid imo.