The best RTS to hit consoles. Great from start to finish, though at times a bit limiting in content.
My introduction to the Souls series nearly ten years ago. Unfortunately it left little impression compared to the rest of the games and is still the only one I have not even attempted to replay.
I will probably never finish this game. Even ten years ago when I started The Witcher for the first time, it had already aged like soggy bread. A story that seems interesting but is bogged down by extremely awkward performances and visuals with the single worst combat system I’ve ever had the misfortune of enduring.
Decided to replay this because I was bored and thought hey, maybe the story wasn't that bad and I just need to give it another shot.
Nah this story fucking sucks dude, I cannot get with it at all, also the cutscene presentation is just awful with a lot of pop-in and blurry backgrounds. Everything about this game is genuinely great, except the main story and how it's presented 💀
Nah this story fucking sucks dude, I cannot get with it at all, also the cutscene presentation is just awful with a lot of pop-in and blurry backgrounds. Everything about this game is genuinely great, except the main story and how it's presented 💀
Que des bons souvenirs mignon les villes bien refaites et les voyages avec latios c'était cool à l'époque
Dentre as DLCs de Resident Evil 5, esta é a minha favorita. O único ponto negativo é ter apenas um tipo de inimigo, mas compensa pela batalha final que é épica.
I really liked the language puzzles, but it started having a lot of mazes and backtracking and frustrated me to the point of quitting.
correr e matar bichos rápido
I never asked for this but I'm glad we got this reboot/prequel of the great Deus Ex. It has some missteps with the awful boss battles and the horrible ending, but it's a gripping story with great maps and everything you could want in an immersive sim.
I genuinely love how intimate this one is compared to Atari 50 and The Jeff Minter Story; a good 50-60% of the video segments are just Jordan Mechner and his father going down memory lane while presumably one of their family members shakily holds the handicam. The pure reminscence and wonder of Francis Mechner as Jordan reminds him of his involvement in Karateka is infectious and it really makes for some beautiful documentary moments.
There may not be nearly as much in the way of variety of games here, but it more than makes that up with prototype progression; seeing Deathbounce slowly come to fruition only to be rejected and then reborn under Digital Eclipse's development team is vindicating and serves as the perfect precursor/prologue to the main course, especially as we learn that Mechner was always ahead of the curve with other project ideas but never pulled the trigger, with games like King's Quest beating him to the punch when it came to revolutionising the point and click genre. Similarly you really get to grips with the progression of the Apple II version of Karateka and are ready and able to jump in at any moment of each iteration thanks to a fully explorable interactive demo playthrough, which is a genuinely nice touch.
What there could have been though, is a smorgasboard of available emulation of the many versions of Karateka that are summarised in the last few points of Chapter 4; if I could play the IBM, Atari ST and Amstrad versions I really would consider this the ultimate package. I know for a fact that emulation of at least the Atari ST is stable (and considering the Atari 800 version is included it's safe to say they're on board) but we only get the "holy trinity". I want to see just how bad ports for this game got for history. Ultimately this package this is a much more intimate look at only two games compared to Atari 50 or The Jeff Minter Story, so it would make sense to pack as much of its star attraction as much as fully and legally as possible. I would happily forgo the 16 minute audio podcast oozing over the original soundtrack and the blown out 6-12 minute talking heads segments that can easily be condensed into 4-7 if it meant providing something more of merit like a fully encompassing library across emulatable platforms.
That being said, Digital Eclipse's remaster of Karateka is genuinely quite amazing; they somehow manage to capture a lot of the primitive nature of the original while fixing a lot of the problems caused by its hardware. This is still a very strategic-yet-basic side scroller but its thankfully devoid of a lot of what made it frustrating.
These collections truly are worth these reimaginings of classics. As far as DE compilations/documentaries go this is the weakest, but only by a small margin; as always I look forward to their rather unique form of classic game preservation though and genuine appreciate their efforts.
There may not be nearly as much in the way of variety of games here, but it more than makes that up with prototype progression; seeing Deathbounce slowly come to fruition only to be rejected and then reborn under Digital Eclipse's development team is vindicating and serves as the perfect precursor/prologue to the main course, especially as we learn that Mechner was always ahead of the curve with other project ideas but never pulled the trigger, with games like King's Quest beating him to the punch when it came to revolutionising the point and click genre. Similarly you really get to grips with the progression of the Apple II version of Karateka and are ready and able to jump in at any moment of each iteration thanks to a fully explorable interactive demo playthrough, which is a genuinely nice touch.
What there could have been though, is a smorgasboard of available emulation of the many versions of Karateka that are summarised in the last few points of Chapter 4; if I could play the IBM, Atari ST and Amstrad versions I really would consider this the ultimate package. I know for a fact that emulation of at least the Atari ST is stable (and considering the Atari 800 version is included it's safe to say they're on board) but we only get the "holy trinity". I want to see just how bad ports for this game got for history. Ultimately this package this is a much more intimate look at only two games compared to Atari 50 or The Jeff Minter Story, so it would make sense to pack as much of its star attraction as much as fully and legally as possible. I would happily forgo the 16 minute audio podcast oozing over the original soundtrack and the blown out 6-12 minute talking heads segments that can easily be condensed into 4-7 if it meant providing something more of merit like a fully encompassing library across emulatable platforms.
That being said, Digital Eclipse's remaster of Karateka is genuinely quite amazing; they somehow manage to capture a lot of the primitive nature of the original while fixing a lot of the problems caused by its hardware. This is still a very strategic-yet-basic side scroller but its thankfully devoid of a lot of what made it frustrating.
These collections truly are worth these reimaginings of classics. As far as DE compilations/documentaries go this is the weakest, but only by a small margin; as always I look forward to their rather unique form of classic game preservation though and genuine appreciate their efforts.
It's LEGO Indiana Jones.
COCAAAAAINE!!1
honestly one of the worst portal mods ive ever had to play, i wish i can see what people do but i cant its just nothing with bad puzzles
im sorry, but its peak
PEAK.2D.PLATFORMINGGGGGGGG
gameplay? PEAK
arstyle? PEAK
music? PEAK
bossfights? Well the final boss was pretty epic
bowser? PEAK
THIS GAME IS AWESOME
gameplay? PEAK
arstyle? PEAK
music? PEAK
bossfights? Well the final boss was pretty epic
bowser? PEAK
THIS GAME IS AWESOME
Sim, eu gostava de BF:HL. Você podia ter feito algo incrivel, EA
A fantastic game for the first run but nearly impossible for me to get through a second time. A couple very standout bosses and a truly beautiful world unfortunately held back by a lot of unavoidably repeated content and a weak main quest line.
O que foi isso que fizeram com o Watch dogs meu Deus
the game is very complete and shows all the new features of dualsense very well
Que des bonnes idées pas assez développés malheureusement j'espère qu'ils continueront dans cette direction
The witcher 3 possui uma narrativa multifacetada onde o mais aleatório NPC no quinto dos infernos tem um dialogo marcante com um desfecho para botar sua moral em xeque. Um mundo de fantasia muito rico e uma história muito satisfatória.
Unico adendo é o combate, que apesar de ser 1 bilhão de vezes melhor que o do 2 e o 1, ainda mostra que a CDPR tem dificuldade nele (e o Geralt em si tem a mobilidade de um manequim mergulhado em cimento)
Unico adendo é o combate, que apesar de ser 1 bilhão de vezes melhor que o do 2 e o 1, ainda mostra que a CDPR tem dificuldade nele (e o Geralt em si tem a mobilidade de um manequim mergulhado em cimento)
Made me want to go bowling in real life.
missed playing halo so bad, i'm glad to be doing so again.
story is barebones to me but it is essential to the worldbuilding so i don't hate it by any means! 'tis just another nostalgia game i like no matter what
story is barebones to me but it is essential to the worldbuilding so i don't hate it by any means! 'tis just another nostalgia game i like no matter what
Han pasado más de 10 años y sigue siendo un Juegazo, El tributo perfecto para la trayectoria del erizo azul.
The superior sequel to "LEGO Marvel: Super Heroes".
It's more LEGO Indiana Jones.
Fodasse
Una cosa oscena la versione psp. la versione ps2 altro livello
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Movilidad god y una historia entretenida.