Lego Rock Band is bizarre. Song list is fairly rubbish, a lot of what was popular in the late 00s aka poppy emo rock. Queen being playable is fairly random and playing We Will Rock You on guitar was basically carpal tunnel simulator.
@BeerIsAwesome Yeah I'm 5 hours in and it's so much fun! The real-time combat is so satisfying, just like with the Ys games, and the world-building/social aspect is fantastic, just like with the Trails of Cold Steel games. Literally the best of both franchises in one!
I hooked up the old Wii tonight and me and the fam played some wii sports. Even all these years later its easy to see why this console sold gangbusters. My daughter thought the tennis doubles was hilarious. I might be heading to a CEX near me for wii sports resort tomorrow 🙈
i recently beat bioshock 1 on PC and thought i’d recommend it to anyone here on pushsquare . it’s gameplay & mechanics aged like crap , but the lore , atmosphere , story , characters, etc basically everything but the gameplay is top tier and knowing how single player narrative driven is the holy grail here i strongly recommend you play it if you haven’t . as far as 2 and infinite, they don’t compare to bioshock 1
@nomither6 I still think Infinite is the best game of the series but that might be because it was the first one I played (PS+ freebie back on PS3). In fact, the Bioshock demo I played early on in the PS3 era and wasn’t impressed with it!
I did play the whole series through the Collection on PS4 and agree the story etc for the first game is fantastic and WYK is an iconic gaming moment.
The DLC for Infinite is highly recommended if you’ve not played it though!
@Thrillho I preferred Infinite too as I thought it was more balanced than the first game, which the final third dragged on for too long. I didn't like the 2nd game at all.
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@JohnnyShoulder yeah it’s unfortunate bioshock 1 has some painful lows to an otherwise work of art , and the game does start to drag . a remake (not remaster) would do it so much justice . maybe a reboot or spiritual successor to the first game and i’d be interested
@JohnnyShoulder The atmosphere is definitely one of the most special things about the original Bioshock. Besides the fact that it's one of the best FPS games of all time, how great the atmosphere was in the game has probably only been duplicated to that level in maybe a handful of games since. I never really thought it was scary, but I do remember how many people thought it was (and experienced that opinion in person watching other people play it at a LAN party).
I definitely need to go back and replay it sometime. I played it originally on Xbox, but I did claim the Bioshock Collection when Sony gave it away on PS Plus many years ago. So, a fresh trophy list is another perk of getting to replay it again.
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Onto Rock Band 3 after smashing through 2, Lego and Beatles. The engine’s a lot better and being able to download customs onto a USB cause I’ve got CFW on my PS3 is a godsend. The tracklist is a mixed bag as always and I do wish I had drums and keys but there’s some bangers in there. Cannot wait to absolutely fail Bohemian Rhapsody on vocals. I do like how they’ve continued the trend of having a song by The Who late on too, with I Can See For Miles joining Pinball Wizard and the obnoxiously long Won’t Get Fooled Again from the first two games. It’s honestly just a good soundtrack in many ways though, with The Cure, Echo and the Bunnymen, Big Country, The Smiths etc filling a massive void that Guitar Hero kept leaving during this time period.
Custom songs are brilliant too, loads of sites out there still active and I loaded up a bunch of songs as a proof of concept. Played some Suede and Pavement on guitar and I’m looking forward to trying Common People on vocals, apparently it’s max difficulty.
played little bit of Saga Frontier Remastered digitally for my Playstation 4.
the game is weird for an RPG game. I dont understand what the heck is going on story wise.
im doing the Mystic scenario and now ended up at some port town that has a mansion where the underground cellar has a squid for a boss. Dunno how to beat the damn thing.
I've been playing blasphemous 2, which is a 2-D metroidvania with the gameplay feel of something like dead cells but with vivid gothic/early modern Catholic pixel art. It might be some of the weirdest and best pixel art I've come across. Gameplay is solid, with spells/mana as well as melee weapons. It's lore descriptions for items make souls games item and lore descriptions seem positively straightforward! Only a couple of hours in and really enjoying it, though I am a sucker for a 2-D metroidvania. It's on PS5 but I'm playing on switch and yes believe it or not, even in the year of our Lord 2023 the switch can handle a pixel art game at 60 fps 🤣
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