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While I'm not the biggest AC fan or player, I do like that they would remove those animus story sections. I never cared for that side of the story.

@mariomaster96 yes, I have to agree you are correct. As this is probably translated from a Japanese leak, it would stand to reason that it mentions Ryū ga Gotoku.

For some reason, I find these numbers hard to believe. Are these console specific? Region specific? (Sega) Store specific?

It was previously mentioned that the entire "Like a Dragon" franchise sold more than 20 million copies. I doubt the Yakuza series is counted amongst that.

Even Switch 2 games can be 60 fps, how is this not? Shame, I quite like Digimon. Back to Pokemon then (in 60fps)

I pre-ordered Metaphor after I was blown away by the demo. Amazing world-building, interesting story, fun game mechanics and classic turn-based combat. I loved every bit of the demo and going to enjoy the hell out of the game.

Nacon is just a bad company all around. Remember LOTR: Gollum? Blood Bowl 3? That taxi sim? They make bad decisions all around and drag their developing studios with them.

@Matroska oh yeah ofcourse. Stupid me 😅 I just went off the 2272 Shady Sands destruction. Totally miscalculated.

I think the second season will be more character focused and less 'faction-themed'. In a city as New Vegas, you can't havr big armies or big confrontations between groups, so in terms of story-telling, this'll be good fun. Maybe the rise of the Legion?

I'll be honest, as long as they keep churning out CK, EU, HoI and Stellaris, Paradox will remain one of the companies I support most.

@Fill3rup_ I mean the ending is it's strong point, but the way there is also very rewarding, especially with 40 new levels

As someone who bought this as an Xbox 360 arcade game, I cannot wait to replay this jewel of a gem.

For everyone who has not, I wholeheartedly hope you will try this and I hope you will be as amazed by the story as I was.

With all the capitals in the title, I totally misread that title. Other than that... not sure. Sounds like a life-like simulator. Guess could be fun. Not going to fork over 50 euro though.

@MrMagic Keyword being "should". BG3 makes a case for best game of the decade. Meanwhile, Call of Duty still outsells everybody despite being mediocre at best. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and while RPGs (for what SE is known for) are my favorite genre and eagerly await those kind of games, millions more wait for the next CoD to drop. Every. Single. Year.

Meanwhile, Final Fantasy 16 took 7 years to complete. Octopath Traveler 2, 3-4 years. FF7R atleast 6 years. I think they want to pump out more, but I really fear for quality, since I really love those previously mentioned games.

I had the Game Gear reference a couple of days ago. I laughed a good while. I still my Game Gear with Shinobi and Sonic to go with it. 6 batteries that thing ate. But I also have an adaptor when I played at home. Good times.

Fitness buffs will like it. Gamers... don't really care I would like to say? As long as they have good games, they can be called Squat or Legday for all I care. Though I must admit, Focus Entertainment was a good, strong name.

@Northern_munkey I mean, that goes without saying. Not that I can change much about it. Doesn't change the fact that I didn't like any of their games.

@NoHope I have. Didn't like it. At all.

Welp, not gonna lie, won't be missing them. Never liked any of their games. Shame for those who do I guess. Wonder who those people are.

@Darylb88 You mean WERE the publisher of The Sunken City after they didn't or refused to pay Frogwares, the creator. I'll admit, Transport Fever 2 and Sherlock Holmes do look ok, but I'm not sure about the others. I am going to say this: I will actively try and avoid Nacon as much as possible if I have to be honest.

Nacon for me doesn't have the right to talk about quality. I remember Blood Bowl 3, Werewolf and lest not forget Gollum. Then games that I don't play but see show up every year, Tennis, Cricket, Pro Cycling, ...
Maybe they should follow their own advice and stop publishing games and go into quality control of games since that's the part that is sorely lacking here. A studio devoted to testing and QA. (Maybe not Nacon given their track record.)

*Alternate Jake Hunter: Daedalus The Awakening of Golden Jazz only available in North America in Canada, United States, and Mexico, and available in Europe only in Bulgaria, Hungary, Cyprus, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Malta, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain.

*River City Melee Mach!! only available in North America in Canada and the United States and available in Great Britain, Europe only in Australia, Belgium, Bulgaria, Hungary, Cyprus, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Luxembourg, Malta, New Zealand, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Switzerland

I'm getting Wizard of the Coast OGL flashbacks all over again.

As someone who played TQ at launch, it was amazing. The class combo's were for the time innovative. Grim Dawn just copy pasted that really. Nowadays, it feels slow to play. It is however still one of the "harder" arpg out there.

"StarS wars"? @OP

I hope everyone waiting for this game will enjoy it! I'm not a big mech or PvP fan, so I'll pass on this one.

I'll jump to New Vegas' defense any day. For me, the best Fallout game to date, with only 18 months of development, a deadline set by Bethesda. Obsidian did a fantastic job in that time. I really do not see why anyone would say it's a black sheep. Just say it was not developed by Bethesda. And if you're talking about development, it makes zero sense to include it the way you did in this article, since all other games were made by Bethesda anyway.

Indeed, F1 22 did not have story.