@ZeroOverOne People are allowed to have their own opinions and those can be good or bad. It would be a pretty boring world if everyone agreed with each other all of the time! I don't see anything @Foxy-Goddess-Scotchy has posted previously in response to you being particularly scathing or anything. Just her honest opinion on a couple of games which happen to be different to your views.
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Thank you for stopping me from saying something VERY stupid in response to that 👍
To get the topic back on track I am now awaiting a copy of Resident Evil Revelations 2 and uhh... looks like I'll be still playing the Raid mode on the demo/chapter 1 whilst I wait.
Sorry Horizon: Zero Dawn you'll have to wait for me to replay you a little longer
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@RR529 The Last Guardian is a unique little experience and Trico is something completely different from any other game I've played.
The game is a little rough around the edges and it can be utterly frustrating when Trico can't seem to grasp what you want him to do but it is a special little game.
@Frigate@Thrillho DA: I is a really well done game, beautiful world, interesting characters, fun combat... but it’s really long. I lost interest eventually and never finished it. I’ve always told myself I’d go back and complete the main story, but I haven’t gathered the desire yet.
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@Th3solution@Thrillho Playing The Witcher 3 ruined DA:I for. I found the former so much more enjoyable to play. Too much busy work in DA:I for me and the side quests were poor in comparison.
Life is more fun when you help people succeed, instead of wishing them to fail.
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.
I just picked up Hellblade, Guacamelee 2, and the Yakuza Collection.
I still had the 25% voucher from the summer sale (which said it was for summer sale items only but worked on the whole bundle) so I got them all for the same price as the Yakuza Collection alone.
@KratosMD I really liked the game but it does have the odd feeling of being the middle part of an expected trilogy (I assume another game is coming???)
The only problem with playing it straight after DOOM is that you can’t go rushing in head first like that game but playing stealthily doesn’t work very well either.
I’d also encourage ignoring side missions until after finishing the main story as there are a lot of other things you can do but I spent so long messing about with those that the main storyline lost some of its momentum.
@KratosMD You certainly have to be gung ho in places but not quite as aggressive as DOOM!
And the side missions are revisiting areas and taking down "Uberkommandants". These unlock later in the game (not really a spoiler, spoilers) and you use the enigma codes you find to unlock their location.
I tried to complete all of them as soon as they were available and I spent so long doing them all that I forgot where I was in the main story. It's not too much of a problem to take them on like that but I wish I'd done them at the end instead.
Bought Ghost Recon Wildlands in the DOTW sale after playing the demo and enjoying it. Similarly after playing the demo on Switch I bought Dragon Quest XI for ps4. Got it for under 20 quid, considering the size of the game I thought that was a bit of a bargain.
Life is more fun when you help people succeed, instead of wishing them to fail.
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.
Like I've also mentioned in my other comment, I purchased Observer and Ratchet & Clank yesterday. I've heard great things about the both of them, but they're both somewhat outside of my comfort zone in different ways. Hope I enjoy them once I get to them!
@Tjuz Ratchet and Clank is ace! I played it after some quite dark/serious games so this was like a breath of fresh air for me. Hope you enjoy playing it!
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I gotta get the Yakuza remaster collection myself im not sure if i wanna wait for the physical edition to add to my collection or bite the bullet and get it digitally right now im like 70 - 30 when it comes to my collection Physical Vs. Digital. With most of my collection being mostly digital at the moment.
@KALofKRYPTON Hi mate, back in July you posted here saying, "Let us know how Ninja Saviors is. I love Ninja Warriors on the Amiga and saw SLG advertising the new one on fb last week."
My physical copy from Strictly Limited Games has not been fulfilled yet, but Stephen kindly organised for me to review it as part of Push Square's Mini Reviews.
Anyway, I really enjoyed this PS4 scrolling beat-'em-up. It's a lovely looking 2D brawler, with a quality arcade soundtrack, and addictive gameplay that has intricate moves to learn. I remembered you asking about it, so apologies for my late reply, but here's a link to my The Ninja Saviors: Return of the Warriors review. Cheers.
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