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I'm pretty sure the PS5 has been benchmarked as having sold just as well as PS4, so I don't think this guy really has a good point.

Stay classy Push Square!

One person's relaxing is another person's tedious. Always a red flag for me when a game review includes descriptions like 'soothing', 'meditative', or 'relaxing'. Also the trigger finger fatigue in the first game, and I imagine this a sequel as well, is unreal.

What is the main mechanic for pedaling? Is it mash a button as fast as you can? I read the review fast but don't think I missed anything, but it's possible.

I didn't know about Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew so thank you for writing this up!

it's more of the same, have at it fans. I already have icon fatigue.

I just finally played AC: Black Flag a few months ago so I can't say a remake holds any interest for me, and I liked the game a lot! It's one of the better Ubisoft map game offerings. But I mean the graphics were fine, gameplay fine, why do a remake?

I bought the first gen but barely used it. I quickly realized that wearing it for more than 20 minutes was akin to torture and I just stopped trying. Cool experience though, it was impressive looking.

It's a fine game, but narratively there was no one to root for as all the main characters were just out for murderous revenge. It also dragged on way too long. I wanted to answer that my opinion hadn't changed over the years but weirdly that was not an option in the question about whether your opinion had changed.

@Areus That must be what I was thinking of.

I thought I had read at some point that the original source code for NWN2 had been lost or was irretrievable, something like that. And because of that, it would not be getting a release on modern consoles, etc. Is that what it means that it's been "re-worked"?

Classless, the lot of them

The visuals were fine for me, but that gun gameplay! You'd have to be blind not to see it as a problem with the game.

I was surprised at how much I liked Agents of Mayhem, fun action and had me laughing at the deliberately bad comic book dialog.

I played Watch Dogs 2 only to see how San Francisco/Bay Area was rendered and it was an absolutely amazing job. Game was meh for me.

spaghetti meet wall. insane.

It's not a factor with a "complete edition" but putting the actual ending of the game in the "blood & wine" DLC was a ***** thing to do and exactly the kind of practice that puts me in the mood to wait for a "complete edition" on sale instead of supporting a game at launch.

From the headline, I thought it might be banned because of the tacky, classless character design, but nope.

Can anyone playing this confirm that the quest to un-do your vampirism is completable? That's when I got stuck, the quest giver was not interactive after I did the quest, I gave up after that.

"it's detrimental that we get our review score back up."

Um, what?

I can feel the Kojima indulgence overwhelming me already. Still gonna play it.

The people are a lot prettier in this one compared to previous games in the series. I liked in previous games how everyone was ... rough looking... instead of the constant barrage of beautiful people in other games/films etc.

Marketing: "Hey have you heard there's this new free-to-play MMO..."
Me: NO!!!

Enjoy all those long boring motorcycle rides, Liam.

"Hey, check out our new game! It's a battle ro..."

"NO!!!"

I enjoyed the DLC and thought it was quite well written, but the base game was a snooze, design by committee or something. Whether this one is any good will not come down to the progression system, but, as with every RPG, to the writing.

I don't have a dog in this race but why would ANY console player want to play a game that shares servers with PC players? That's where all the cheaters come from!

Literally every single game publisher out there has the same legal point of view as Ubisoft here. Every. Single. One.

I would say this is welcome news, but I fear it will simply mean that the term RPG will become meaningless, much like "souls-like" has been used, but even worse. It's still a welcome trend though, I'm happy to hear it.

I would like to be able to finish it without encountering a game-breaking bug.

Is "cooky" a British way to spell it?

It never made any sense that they had to kill her to study her biology.

"reports" in the 2nd graph is doing a lot of heavy lifting there...

I beat original Demon's Souls, Dark Souls I & II but bounced off Bloodborne. I told myself I'd go back to it but still haven't, many years later.

Well, it's Hasbro. I predict they will make a bunch of lesser to terrible games to quickly cash in on the Baldur's Gate reputation and kill the IP for another 20 years.

There are tons of Japanese games I'd love a whole lot more if the grinding aspect of them was eliminated, that's my chief complaint about Japanese games. Culturally, I say bring on the weirdness that comes with keeping it Japanese, I love that part.

So... another new TV in the near future...sigh...

The first 10 years of games trying to utilize this will be painful.

I enjoy Sniper Elite so yes, a definite yes.

I might check this out one day since it has a story. My review of Worlds would have been: "An endless repetitive grind for slightly better weapons and armor, set in a beautiful world with good music."

I hope Sony has better than those example texts, otherwise they're gonna lose

Derivative, like everything out of China. That dialog was just awful, don' t think I could get through a whole game of that . The visuals were well done but the animations were not fluid and awkward looking. Disclaimer: I only made it about 4 minutes into the video.

You couldn't pay me to play that game again.

I was able to Play Code Vein as a single player game last night. I think I had changed something in the settings to enable offline play when there was an outage before. I got the error message about PSN maintenance but was still able to play the game fine.

It's sad that a character like Wonder Woman, massively popular with decades of comics storylines to pull from, can't get a simple action game published. Dodging/deflecting bullets, and beating the crap out of bad guys, pretty simple. You could even relegate the lasso to cut scenes.

I love that Henry can romance Hans Capon in the new game. Considering the first game, it should be hilarious too.

Are there any consequences for laying with more than one? I would expect a game like this to offer it, but with consequences...

I eventually loved the first game, but I am going to say I'm a little disappointed to read that the combat system remains largely in tact as it was. I think the slog that is the beginning of this game will be its downfall on things like gamepass. People will check out the first few hours and bounce.

I don't think they'll do this because they would be cutting off potential revenue from people who have finished the single player campaign and are looking for more GTA. If the method for trying out GTA Online is right there in the same start menu they get crossover.

Why doesn't High on Life get a little write up? Never heard of it. Its page tells me there a robot involved and not much else.

You will get exactly zero original ideas from AI. You will only get a regurgitation of whatever was used to train the algorithm. When the human touch is eliminated you will only get a luke-warm sameness. Good luck having a brand new hit IP with that crap!