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It's a very good game. I'd like to see less large open areas in the sequel and more focus on the linear areas. Getting through the Wastelands only to have to do basically the same thing in the Great Desert was a chore, especially for 100% collectors like myself. Eidos 9 was a great example of how the levels should be built.

Also, please, God, fix the platforming controls which were wonky as all hell.

The first one was entertaining IMO but objectively stupid. Even if they just repeat that, I'd still watch it. I mean just look at the MK lore, it's not A+ storytelling. I don't expect much else from the movies.

I loved the DLC. Absolutely worth it for me.

Kairos Gate, not a fan. I beat the thing, but never will I get S ranks to see the "secret" boss.

I bought the bundle with Remake a long time ago when that was a thing. In retrospect having played Rebirth now, I wouldn't have bought it. I acknowledge it's a very good game, but not really for me. Too much fluff with the collection and mini games. Felt like it was jammed full of stuff just for the sake of having stuff. This is the problem with trying to stretch one game into three full games.

@GamingFan4Lyf I have no doubt there are people who are upset about the possible change on "principle," but most of what I see on Reddit, Discord, and Twitter is just horny dudes bring pissed because they're missing out on 50 pixels of an ass cheek or whatever.

The fact that the "censorship" of an outfit is what dominated discussion of the game upon its release, really made me not want to be part of the game's online community. It's an excellent game, from what I've played so far. Everyone fixating on how much of a video game character's ass you can see is...weird, to put it mildly.

On PSP games back in the day, you could compress the ISO various ways and sometimes cut the size of the game in half. You could also rip individual things like foreign voice tracks, movies that you'd never watch, etc., and save even more space.

I used to hold court at the arcade for hours on an MK2 or MK3/UMK3 machine. Modern fighting games are honestly too complex for me, like I don't have the time to learn all their systems and everything. MK One was the same. I know that's on me but it's why I don't play fighting games anymore, despite MK being unquestionably my favorite series in the past.

Hard mode will probably be a trophy and thus part of the platinum, meaning I'll have to suffer through it lol

4000 people is a good size for a poll. Depending on the methodology it could have a very small margin of error.

The question is more about who comprised the sample. A bunch of Brit media types? Sure, these results make sense. Just like when you poll a bunch of people in a PlayStation-centric site, you get Nathan Drake, which is also silly.

Very interested in the game and looking forward to the demo. Repulsed by what I've seen from the "community" around this game so far, but I guess I should have expected it.

@Yaycandy yeah for sure the underlying game engine is great. Best game of baseball ever made. The visuals are just really lacking. Honestly they could keep the models and do a massive upgrade on the stadiums and even just that would help. Hopefully when they move fully into current-gen.

Needs a new graphics engine. Feels like I e been playing this game for 5 years.

There was an RPG Maker game back on the OG Playstation. I didn't play it but remember it being covered in magazines. I thought the franchise was pretty well-known, even in the West, if not particularly popular.

That piano nonsense is going to be tied to a trophy or some great item and it will drive me insane.

I started GOW shortly after I finished my final playthrough of Horizon Forbidden West. For whatever reason I couldn't get into GOW. I played it for about 5 or 6 hours but gave up. It was a fine game, I just wasn't feeling it. Part of me wants to go back, but I have other things calling.