@Pedro: I read that this leaked trailer are using alpha assets, so most likely stuff pulled out from other games. Can't really tell much cos this is an unofficial trailer still.
@Pedro: I read that this leaked trailer are using alpha assets, so most likely stuff pulled out from other games. Can't really tell much cos this is an unofficial trailer still.
I hope they do something a bit different this time around. We will see in 53 days.
@Pedro: For sure. I was spoiled by Sekiro. It was more active than the usual Soulsborne games. I'm hoping for an evolution of that formula on Elden Ring, like bigger stuff and a more customizable character.
Yea, always prefer the rare, ancient intelligent dragon depiction over dumb wildlife monster.
Something Skyrim fucks up magnificently by immediately showing and spamming the player with until the majestic nature quickly turns into "waiting for the bus arrive".
Even Capcom was surprise Lady Dimitrescu got this popular, they also didn't expect her to break the internet. But in another way, it's been a very long time we had anything with Vampires much less anything for Vampire females. But hey, I'm all in for this hot Freddy Kreuger's wife😈
$10 bucks says the PC modding community will find a way for Lady Dimitrescu and her daughters to walk around in bikinis👌🤘
Even Capcom was surprise Lady Dimitrescu got this popular, they also didn't expect her to break the internet. But in another way, it's been a very long time we had anything with Vampires much less anything for Vampire females. But hey, I'm all in for this hot Freddy Kreuger's wife😈
$10 bucks says the PC modding community will find a way for Lady Dimitrescu and her daughters to walk around in bikinis👌🤘
Seems Giant Bomb is shutting down, or at least all of the staff jumping ship.
I'm surprised it's still around I actually enjoyed their content in the first few years the site went downhill for me when Ryan Davis passed away he seemed like the only one that actually enjoyed gaming. But still the old Gamespot was the best 2001-2007 I enjoyed the most.
@ghosts4ever: I really liked both K&L games, as I thought that they were good games and fun for their time. Of course, K&L: Dead Men was the game that Gamespot enter the controversy 2007. I wonder if they buried their own franchise along with Gamespot controversy as to why we'll never see K&L 3.
Someone suggest me please. Tokyo Xanadu EX + is on Japan sale, is it worth it? Is it like Persona 5, alternating between school and dungeons? Nifty OST?
Cup, QTE means quick time events. and todays games that feature QTE are not really a QTE instead its button prompt. you are not pressing buttons quickly, you are just pressing what game tell you to.
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This is the best example of QTE. press a wrong button and you fail, not press a button in time and fail.
no other developer or game done QTE right and thus ruined the original concept.
Someone suggest me please. Tokyo Xanadu EX + is on Japan sale, is it worth it? Is it like Persona 5, alternating between school and dungeons? Nifty OST?
Played the game recently so you're in luck lol. Game isn't bad at all but since I didn't play P5 I can't make the comparison for you.
It does however alternate between school and dungeons, the combat is nice but the dungeons themselves get repetitive. I liked the story, soundtrack is good (it's a Falcom game after all) but this is definitely a game that isn't worth its full price so only get it at a deep discount.
Oh and prepare yourself for some grind, level spikes and all.
Someone suggest me please. Tokyo Xanadu EX + is on Japan sale, is it worth it? Is it like Persona 5, alternating between school and dungeons? Nifty OST?
Played the game recently so you're in luck lol. Game isn't bad at all but since I didn't play P5 I can't make the comparison for you.
It does however alternate between school and dungeons, the combat is nice but the dungeons themselves get repetitive. I liked the story, soundtrack is good (it's a Falcom game after all) but this is definitely a game that isn't worth its full price so only get it at a deep discount.
Oh and prepare yourself for some grind, level spikes and all.
Thanks a lot for the suggestion my freind.I'm thinking into it now.
And thanks for having my back where the spammer bumped a old thread :)
@kazumakiryu21: I've played 1 lol About 20 -30 hours or something of 0
You mean Kiwami ? Its epic awesome. Hope you finish 0 on your convinience.
Seems you enjoy the series, you can buy Yakuza Trilogy remaster next ( Some great characters are introduced in 4 and 5 as Akiyama or Saijema ). And it will last you a good time, bang for your buck.
If you want to enjoy the Dragon engine , you can also get Yakuza Kiwami 2 and Yakuza 6 , but definately get the Yakuza Trilogy remaster first. Some mini games in the side quests will frustrate you, specially in 3. But i'm guessing you will pass those.
@ghosts4ever: It's great you've expanded your horizons. However, I have no love for this series. Something tried, not for me.
Recommend Yakuza over it to be honest. Still has cinematic shit I hate, but it's still fun and stupid in all the right ways.
my friend im just telling what quick time event mean. not to say i defend it. its terrible mechanic but mostly due to later developers dont know how to use it. they dont make it Quick time. instead make it slow time.
I tried yakuza 0. combat is trash. like enemies are damage sponges and you are just beating over and over again and fire from punches looks just dull.
@kazumakiryu21: I actually think CoH would be a great start for a beginner and WW2 fan, because it's got a straightforward campaign to learn from and is semi squad-based (meaning you control fewer units in groups instead of tons of individual ones).
The Dawn of War games are similar, although set in Warhammer 40K of course
A new game in that squad vein is Ancestors Legacy, which I have found to be pretty entertaining. It's not very hard, although at times that's a con - feels a bit restrictive on your STRATEGY muscles at times
A bit dated now, but still great and I think has a nice gradual learning curve is Empire Earth 2. It's a more traditional and "historical" RTS but I feel the pacing of the game is pretty chill (at least against the computer) and you capture territories which adds kind of a Risk vibe to it.
There aren't too many I'd actively avoid, although I would say that Starcraft is a must-play (and free now from Blizzard) yet it is definitely a "clicks per minute" game that could be pretty tough as a first RTS
@kazumakiryu21: I've played 1 lol About 20 -30 hours or something of 0
You mean Kiwami ? Its epic awesome. Hope you finish 0 on your convinience.
Seems you enjoy the series, you can buy Yakuza Trilogy remaster next ( Some great characters are introduced in 4 and 5 as Akiyama or Saijema ). And it will last you a good time, bang for your buck.
If you want to enjoy the Dragon engine , you can also get Yakuza Kiwami 2 and Yakuza 6 , but definately get the Yakuza Trilogy remaster first. Some mini games in the side quests will frustrate you, specially in 3. But i'm guessing you will pass those.
Yea, picked em' up on the Steam sale. Got everyone barring (zombie game?) 6, and the latest.
Find it's generally better to drop in drop out than try burn through series games as once, repetition sets in and become more aware of the transparent mechanics at play than just enjoying and immersing yourself in the product.
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