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I got bored with it and never finished it. I planned on going back to it but didn't realize its been a year already. Yeesh. Maybe I should do that. Eventually.

The funniest glitch I had on my play through was when I fast traveled (which I rarely do) and popped up inside of a building. Looked odd from the inside out 😆

I just had to FT again to get out though, so it wasn't a big deal.

I'm really happy for the RoboCop developers. Reviews were up and down, but the player scores have been pretty consistently high and word of mouth has been really great.

It's my personal GOTY because I'm a huge Robo fan and I've had more fun playing Rogue City than anything else this year.

I'm about halfway through my second play through and hoping for a NG+ soon (robo fingers crossed).

The entire Halo to Destiny to Destiny 2 journey really is a textbook example of "How did it come to this?"

That said, I feel for those being laid off.

My only knock so far other than the (expected) jankiness is that there is no manual save option. It's a little hard to know when it's autosaving. But seriously, I'm having a blast with it.

So far reviews from RoboCop fans have been really positive and others have rated it slightly lower. That's obvious and to be expected, IMO. I've really been enjoying it, but I'm a RoboCop nut, so...

I've already downloaded RoboCop and I'm pretty sure I'll be playing it at midnight tomorrow. EDIT: make that 5AM, I guess 😆

8 because all of the Venom stuff was a huge whiff for me as a massive Venom/Eddie Brock fan. Just too out of character and odd. Plus giving not one but two Eddie Brock roles to other characters stung a bit as a fan of the character.

That said, the Kraven stuff was great and Harry was great other than the symbiote stuff. The gameplay elements were improved enough as well. I enjoyed it quite a bit. Story was better in the first game, everything else was better here.

A brief follow up on Spider-Man 2 (if anyone cares). I liked the ending. It hit the emotional notes I was looking for in a Spider-Man game… but I still really didn’t like what they did with Venom. It was a huge whiff for me in an otherwise excellent story. I liked some elements they brought in from recent depictions of the character, but they didn’t pay off other than for visuals and he really was just Venom in name only to me, so that was pretty disappointing.

But that’s just one negative mark on an otherwise excellent experience and I’m really just more annoyed by it because I’m as big of a Venom fan as I am. I’m sure other people’s mileage will vary greatly. I’ve already seen other people saying it’s the best depiction of the character ever, so what do I know?

Anyway, it’s still a great game and if you love Spider-Man, you should play it.

The only thing I noticed was very early on after mashing Square to attack, both characters would continue to attack until I pushed another button. However, this only happened two or three times in the very early part of the game and then I didn't encounter it again and I've used that controller multiple times since with no issues.

I have one mission left (maybe 2?) in SM2 and my impression (so far) is that I preferred the story in the first game, despite being a huge Venom fan. This just isn't "my" Venom at all, but I suppose that was the intention. That and some other things have really solidified the "alternate universe" aspect of the series and it feels like less of a "true" Spider-Man game because of it. But that's just me and is of course entirely subjective. That being said, the gameplay is pretty much perfect and the side quests are a lot better and more fleshed out. I still really love the game but I think the first story hit me harder. Maybe that will change as I wrap this one up.

I'd love an Eddie Brock Venom game, but specifically Eddie. I'm not really interested in the symbiote's other hosts. I haven't played SM2 yet, so no spoilers, but I think my point makes sense based on what I've guessed and heard from the developer.

@atthegates yeah, I hope it runs well on consoles. Still, I'm excited either way. Playing in 30fps would be rough at this point, but if it's the only way I can play it, I'll take it.

@WolfyTn I am officially "all sh#%s and giggles right now." 😆

Since RoboCop is my favorite film and it's been 30 years since a good RoboCop game (1993's RoboCop vs The Terminator), I'm VERY excited for this one. Even more so than Spider-Man 2, which I'm also pretty hyped for. Instant pre-order for me. I'll buy that for a (lot more than) a dollar!

@atthegates I don't know about how it'll be on my PS5, but John from DF LOVED the PC demo. He raved about it on the Sunday's weekly video. Hopefully the full game is optimized well across all platforms.

One good thing about my being unbelievably hyped for RoboCop is that I've avoided most Spider-Man info. Looking forward to this weekend!

I had this weekend off for a trip. The trip got canceled, but my time off didn't. I'm just going to be busy playing this now 😆

@RobN it’s kind of required on every RoboCop article or video 😂

I’m really looking forward to Spider-Man 2, but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t more excited for RoboCop. I still occasionally play RoboCop vs the Terminator on my Sega Genesis because I’m a HUGE RoboCop fan (it’s my favorite movie) and there hasn’t been a truly good Robo game in decades. I’m super hyped for this as it’s right up my (dystopian Detroit) alley.

I’ve played most of the series (I skipped a few after 3) and enjoyed Origins and Odyssey (especially the later). That being said, while Valhalla was so big I got bored with it and never finished it, this return to the older style of games doesn’t interest me, either. Feels like a “been there, done that” to me. I also found Basim (and all of the Valhalla characters, really) deeply uninteresting, so I’m not excited to play as him. I hope those playing really enjoy it and have a good time with it, but I’ll be skipping this one.

@Glotny same here.

@Powerplay94 I'm not a trophy chaser at all. In fact, I've only gotten a Platinum twice. One was for Spider-Man. The other was for Returnal.

This is the only game I've been playing since its PS5 release. I have limited game time but I'm about 33 hours in and loving it. That said, patches are almost always welcome 😁

I've never played D&D or any other turn based RPG and I wasn't sure if I'd like BG3, but I wanted to support the studio for their accomplishment of actually releasing a complete game with no microtransactions in this day and age of modern gaming. That being said, I'm about 10 hours in and loving every minute!

It looks insanely good now. I tried to play it flat-screen while I had a cold last week (not putting a headset on while sick... gross 😆) and I can't go back. I can only play this game in VR now.

@Vriess shhh... don't tell them that 🤫😉

When I first saw the trailer, I thought she looked different, but I think she just looks a little more mature and that's to be expected. Honestly, I prefer her "new" look.

I'm still disappointed that it's not Eddie, but I'm sure I'll enjoy it once I play it.

Played through the first chapter this morning. Loving it, so far.

@Futureshark underrated comment 😂

I’ve been enjoying it for what it is (a half baked, but fun game), but it’s way overpriced. I hope they add a lot of wrestlers over time or it will wear out its welcome rather quickly for most people. New wrestlers added now and again should keep it entertaining for die hard Aew fans and/or people who enjoy the arcadey gameplay.

I will say that I remapped the controls somewhat as they weren’t intuitive for me at all.

I mean… it was literally broken for a lot of users, crashed constantly, and was nearly unplayable on the last gen systems, but okay. Sure.

I'm not really digging any of these, but I'm sure that there will be plenty of comic-inspired suits, too. As long as those are there (the ones from the last game and new ones), they can play around as much as they want with other stuff.

Being a huge RoboCop fan (it's my favorite film), I'm definitely getting this, especially after playing their Terminator game. There is a reason I still occasionally play "RoboCop vs The Terminator" on my Sega Genesis. It's pretty much the last good RoboCop game that anyone has made, lol. I'm super excited for this.

@theheadofabroom I think it depends on how much of a Spidey fan someone is. I have been for like 40 years, so these are basically the Spidey games I've always wanted, but I can understand them not being someone's thing if they didn't grow up with the comics, etc.

I don't mind story-driven character switches so long as I can to it freely in the post-game.

@Soulless666 I’m not lonely, but I am misanthropic and old, 😆

I quite enjoy playing with friends live, but online just isn’t fun for me, especially with random strangers. That being said, I wouldn’t have been bothered if the game had multiplayer, so long as I wasn’t forced to play it to enjoy the game.

I’ve been playing a lot of “After the Fall” lately, and I’m enjoying it, but I’m just playing with AI. Just give me the option to play solo and I’m cool, and let people who love multiplayer enjoy that, too.

@RoomWithaMoose I don’t really care to play multiplayer games. But I’m also a grumpy old man who doesn’t really like people, so there’s that 😆

@twitchtvpat sounds good to me! I hope to play as Venom, too.

Spider-Man was one of the few games where I didn't mind the repetitive open world stuff because I've been a fan of the character since I was a kid. I used to fire that game up simply to swing around as a form of relaxation. Your mileage may vary, I suppose.

I don't see the game map changing much as Spidey is a New York based hero and always has been. I do hope we get more indoor environments though. I like that idea a lot.

I hadn't really played a SF game since 2 or maybe 3. I fired up SF5 some years back when it was free to play, played it for a couple of hours and then deleted it. I think maybe SF just doesn't do it for me anymore like it did when I was a kid. Capcom games in general just seem overly... maybe "hyper" is the word I'm looking for? 😆 That said, I'll likely give the demo a try, at least.

@LiamCroft does using the lightsaber still feel like hitting enemies with a whiffle bat? The trailers made it look like there were more dismemberments, etc. I get that a realistic lightsaber would be almost game-breaking, but I’ve always hated how nerfed they feel in video games. There has to be a happy medium, somewhere.

I enjoyed the first game for what it was (I wasn’t as blown away by it as many others seemed to be), but thought the combat was pretty lackluster. It sounds like they didn’t do a whole lot to improve that aspect of it, so I’m not really chomping at the bit to play this one. That being said, my backlog is so full, I won’t be playing it anytime soon, anyway. I’ll pick it up during a future sale, for sure, though,

I never finished it as I got kind of bored around what I assume is maybe the mid way point (Asgard). I'm sure I'll finish it eventually. I did the same thing with the previous game. Great games, but I get bored part way through and put them away for months until I eventually get the itch to play again.

This strikes me as a “the sky is falling!” kind of article. I don’t get it.

Personally, I think it’s about managing expectations. The PS5 has only just now become readily available for a lot of folks. It’s a lot harder for them to pull the trigger on a PSVR2 than it is someone like me, who’s had the system since launch.

I think anyone who was expecting this to be some kind of crazy huge launch were deluded in thinking so.

Personally, I’ve played nothing but PSVR2 since it launched. It’s a blast. I have like a dozen games to play that I like and a lot of them weren’t even on this site’s “best of” list, so I have plenty to keep me busy.

I can’t think of a single positive thing that this article accomplishes. If you want this peripheral to succeed, helping convince folks on the fence about it that it’s some kind of disaster certainly isn’t to going to help.

Big fan of this armor, but I finally just deleted this to make room for VR games. I never even finished the Black Panther campaign.

I keep seeing people online (not just on Push Square) saying that Call of the Mountain's story is hard to follow and I simply don't get it. As a fan of the first two Horizon games and their lore, it's very easy for me to follow. In fact, it's quite a simple story in general. I will admit that the story almost requires knowledge of those games, but if you're familiar with the series, it's not rocket science. It's also one of my favorite of the 10 or so PSVR2 games I've played so far. Your mileage may vary.

I was only moderately interested in this game, but this is still pretty disappointing to hear.

I've been playing these since the original Smackdown! on PS1, but this is the first year that I'll wait for a good sale. Last year's game was good but I didn't play it all that much. Frankly, I'm just not that familiar with most of the modern wrestlers and waiting for a sale will give the community more time to make me some nice legends to download 😎

I want so badly for this to be great. RoboCop is my favorite film. Their Terminator game wasn't GOTY material obviously, but I really enjoyed it.