JoeDiddley

JoeDiddley

I’m gonna party like it’s 1929

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Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 493

JoeDiddley

My 9 year old and I have started watching the Marvel movies so that’s inspired me to try Spider-Man, it’s so much fun moving across New York I forget to progress the story, and I enjoy the stealth bits that come up then less anyway.

I also introduced him to a little bit of MvC3 this morning. I also want to get back to Guilty Gear Strive now we’re on season 3 and Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel I squeeze in where I can too.

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 459

JoeDiddley

I got Dragon Quest Treasures for Christmas and it was a perfect holiday game that really pulled me back into the series. It was the perfect gateway for my son too, his copy of Pokémon Violet is still untouched (we can await the next patch).
Now I’m playing DQ IV (DS) and this morning we’ve started a playthrough of DQ XI S together on Switch. I also picked up an art book that we’ve been going through together at bed time.

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 449

JoeDiddley

All the Persona talk has got me in the mood. I never replay games but I’ve started Persona 4 Golden on Steam Deck when my original playthrough was on Vita. I’ve got through the 3 hour opening now so the real game starts.
I’ve opted for 4 as I played Persona 5 more recently and I love 3, 4 and 5 all for different reasons. Each could be my favourite on any given day.

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 448

JoeDiddley

I’ve been playing DMC5, as a great October game and Sonic Racing Transformed.

I don’t usually play racing games much but it had me intrigued to pick up Forza Horizon 5 on sale, as a test of what Steam Deck can run (it passed, it’s beautiful) and something once beaten I can come back to from time to time.

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 446

JoeDiddley

I’m playing Soul Hackers 2.

My expectations are in check and it’s certainly not as visceral an experience as the SMT series greats.
But coming back to fusing the demons and filling the map dungeon crawling, it’s so comforting. Which sounds more like playing Pokémon than SMT - cozying up with it. I’m really enjoying it.

Re: Soul Hackers 2 (PS5) - SMT on a Budget

JoeDiddley

I actually quite like the more straightforward dungeons. I coped with Tardaris much more than the stealth and constant set pieces in Persona 5. It was a bit much for me. I really like where SMT IV/A then V took it though.

I’ve been in the mood for a more old school dungeon crawler and I liked TMS so this should be perfect. But something just isn’t grabbing me. It looks a bit uninspired. I do need to play Digital Devil Saga once I’m done with Xenoblade 3. So this might have to wait.