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Re: What PS5 Games Have the Best Graphics?

Brundleflies21

Whilst you could argue Sony's bigger titles have more visual clout non can compete with the balletic, bullet hell firework display of Returnal. The Nemesis and Hyperion fights especially, are visual poetry on screen.

Re: 'It Saved the Game': Sword of the Sea Dev Praises Sony, Explains PS Plus Deal

Brundleflies21

@Frmknst I'm in agreement with your sentiments. I thought it was rather disappointing. Journey was, and still is, one of my most memorable video game experiences and yet this, despite all the praise, felt completely empty with no subtext to what was actually happening. Just literally felt like mammals and fish flew around because it looked visually striking. Nothing else beyond that though

Re: Sword of the Sea (PS5) - Stunning Journey-Like Is a PS Plus Extra Hall of Famer

Brundleflies21

@ShogunRok I remember discussing Journey with someone and they asked about my first playthrough. I waxed lyrical about having the same companion who stayed by my side. They raced ahead during the final flight but then waited at the final platform and we joyfully chirped away into the white oblivion. He told the tale that the same happened to him except that his faithful companion disappeared during the climb against the blizzard and never returned, leaving him to take that final flight alone without any feelings other than one of loss.
Nearly broke my heart

Re: Keep an Eye on ENDS, a GTA-Inspired Sandbox RPG Set in London

Brundleflies21

@nessisonett I never buy into the idea that if you don't set it in the US it won't sell. Rockstar could set GTA7 in Crianlarich with a game world that only stretched to the station at Rannoch and it'd sell millions. Set it in Birmingham with rival factions being led by a digitally accurate Stewart Lee, Lenry Henry, Noddy Holder and Armando Iannucci can be the Scottish kingpin who's behind it all.
Plus Britain is as ripe for satire as the US is.