MichaelNau

MichaelNau

Who the hell is Leonardo Leonardo?

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Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 607

MichaelNau

Finally started No Man's Sky with my PSVR2, living out my childhood fantasies ^^
Still somehow into the tutorial as I had a harder time adjusting to the commands than I thought I would but, so far so good, very happy and, as it turns out, the psvr2 controller's battery life somehow match my VR tolerance for now.

Re: 'It's Been a Dream': Marvel Boss Raves About PS5 Fighter's ArcSys and PlayStation Team-Up

MichaelNau

@0niguy @PuppetMaster
Agreed 100%
It's always interesting to see a different take on well established arts (music has "covers" after all).

With the anime take on comics' IP, it's particularly interesting, I think, considering that comic's artists embraced the influence themselves mid to end 90s.
Artists like Joe Mad, probably leading the charge, but not only.

So, it's kind of going full circle.
Much like Star Wars Vision (Star Wars Tales from anime studios), when you think about the Japanese and Kurosawa influence on Star Wars ^^.

Anyway, all that to say, unless there is a very bad surprise, this game is day one for me.

With FighterZ and this, ArcSys has taken complete ownership of my childhood's dream (not to erase the Capcom's Marvel games, I still remember how I felt the first time I saw X-Men Vs Street Figther in arcade ^^)

Re: Remakes Eclipse Remasters for PS5 Gamers, Generate Double the Money

MichaelNau

One that blew me away was
Wonderboy : the dragon's trap
Indicated as a remake, though everything is the same as the original except the completely remade graphics, animation, music etc.
You can still switch on the spot from the remake to the original in game.

Made me appreciate just how far ahead and timeless the game design was, it feels like it could have been a moden game from the start.

Re: Capcom Refuses to Back Down on Crazy Street Fighter 6 Pay-Per-View Plan

MichaelNau

@Jrs1
Can't answer for everyone else but, afaic, watching the bests of the bests, you also find new techs and way to strategize your games... As well as the thrill of watching whether your favorite will win or not.

Whatever the field you are into, watching experts applying their savoir faire is often entertaining and enlightening imho ^^

Re: Ghost of Yotei (PS5) - The Greatest Sucker Punch Game Ever

MichaelNau

@LiamCroft
Hello Liam, how did you feel about side content?
When I played Tsushima, I felt like the missions tied to the main story were strong but I gave up on the platinum for side quests (farms to free mostly as far as I recall) ended up boring me and felt too repetitive to to me.

How did you feel with this one on the long run?