LuXifer

Not getting invested in this until I'm 100% sure it won't be a over-monetized riddled nightmare. Looks fun af!

@CriticalGames
It does look amazing!

Not even with the thickest and deeply tinted nostalgia-glasses does this look 8-bit. But apart from that it looks like a lot of fun, definitely picking it up. 😃

Must be the same analyst firm that has been promising game publishers and Hollywood sweet nothings about the "modern audience". 😁

• Same stupid design
• No disc drive
• Eye-watering price

Nope

I've replayed VI, VII, IX and X. Made it to disc 2 with VIII and never touched it again. 🤷‍♂️

I'm trying muster up the passion to say something about Ubisoft, good OR bad. But everything about their designed-by-committee portfolio just leaves me feeling aggressively indifferent. 🥱

A PS5 Pro sounds good. But until there's more games I'd like to play that can take advantage of the extra power in a meaningful way I'll stick to the base model.

@riceNpea
Yeah, I agree. He's a complex character that the world fell in love with over the span of the original trilogy. Any and all changes to his personality/character are easy to spot.

Crystal Skull was far from good, but at least it felt like a bad Indy movie. Dial of Destiny was, IMO, just a fanfic written by a "special" person. 😅

I just hope this teams writers aren't the same as Wolfenstein-Youngblood...oof.

Indiana Jones seems to be a difficult IP to transform into a successful game. I played Fate of Atlantis a handful of years ago and loved it, but apart from that one I've not played a game that captures that "Indy" feeling.

That he won't be a shooting everything he sees is for sure a good sign. 😋 Hope they end up with a good game.

Not my cup of tea, but sounds like fun for HP fans. 🧹

I agree, to a point, that the definition of live service can be stretched to include games with regular updates.

But when we got bombarded with statements like "get used to not owning games", publishers frothing over the thought of scummy subscription models and updates that removes content (like the recent Alan Wake music track). It's no wonder most people try to push back IMO.

If the industry believes that GAAS is the only way for gaming to grow an thrive economically, which the majority seem to think. Well, we're in for a wild ride. Gamers are nothing if not stubborn and protective of their hobby. 😁