I loved the first one. I might have to take the plunge.I've been glued to Kingdom Come 2 for the past week. What a masterpiece.
I loved the first one. I might have to take the plunge.I've been glued to Kingdom Come 2 for the past week. What a masterpiece.
Not too strange, at least one early 3d game (Spyro) had it's camera changed for the Japanese release to prevent "3D Sickness" in players.Later I watched my son play Jack and Daxter but would get dizzy watching so I had stop watching. I sound wimpy but I am 6’4 250, served in Army, used to scuba dive, have sky dive twice, athletic, etc. but the movement of some video games gives me vertigo. Its strange. Maybe when I retire in a few years I might try again.
Don't play ICO.but the movement of some video games gives me vertigo.
The second game is undoubtedly more refined, but they're both great games and worth playing, especially if the historical aspect appeals to you.I never played the first one, but I've so many good things about the second, I may need to.
The first one was great. Combat definitely feels more smooth and streamlined in the second game. I'm already looking forward to a second run focusing on archery.I loved the first one. I might have to take the plunge.
TempestTo continue this feed and for those older folks like me what was your favorite arcade games of 80”s.
Of course Atari Asteroids and Space Invaders was kids classics but then for me I also remember…
PacMan
Galaga
Defender
Galaxian
Donkey King
Centipede
what else you remember?
I'm a few hours in, can't wait.I've been glued to Kingdom Come 2 for the past week. What a masterpiece.
A lot of people seem to dislike Veilguard, but I rather liked it. The move towards more action-oriented combat was kind of controversial, but I preferred it to Inquisition, which itself I know frustrated some old-school fans. It's currently one of the monthly games if you have PS Plus PremiumThe good news is that none of the original trilogy are truly bad - First Mass Effect is amazing, the second one is solid, the third one is alright.
I haven't touched Andromeda.
Dragon Age peaks at Origins, declines rather sharply with 2 (plot is still good, but they only made like, six dungeon designs that they reuse constantly), and I made it maybe 20 hours into Inquisition before realizing that even trying to be a completionist was a fool's errand - I had only just touched the first major plot beat (narrative equivalent: when you're made a Spectre in ME 1) and threw my hands up in disgust.
I haven't touched Veilguard, and don't plan to.
I've been playing Suikoden as well on PS5. I'm loving it. Waiting on the Lunar Silver Star Story remaster which comes out next month. I'm really looking forward to playing that one again.I do most gaming on the Switch now, because its portability suits my life these days. I played a few hours of the Suikoden remake yesterday: it isn't much different from the original, but I do appreciate the upgraded graphics.
Seems like all the games I wanted are coming out at once, which isn't helping my bank account at all.I've been playing Suikoden as well on PS5. I'm loving it. Waiting on the Lunar Silver Star Story remaster which comes out next month. I'm really looking forward to playing that one again.
I can't wait to get into arguments over translation differences and how much more believable this fantasy adventure set on the moon was when Ghaleon was a major ABBA fan.I've been playing Suikoden as well on PS5. I'm loving it. Waiting on the Lunar Silver Star Story remaster which comes out next month. I'm really looking forward to playing that one again.
Some people care WAY too much about that kind of stuff!I can't wait to get into arguments over translation differences and how much more believable this fantasy adventure set on the moon was when Ghaleon was a major ABBA fan.
Yeah I have the same problem! Lol!Seems like all the games I wanted are coming out at once, which isn't helping my bank account at all.