DiveDeep
2004
2013
2017
2020
DBH is a very frustarting game for me. There is potential for a good game here, but any potential for a good game is ruined by poor design decisions and bad storytelling. The game is a overdramatic mess that is built upon "epic moments" that actually telling a constant story. The plot being split into 3 side stories doesn't help this.
It also has a racism aligory that is as subtle as someone shouting that Racism is bad in your face. The Fairly Odd Parents episode "The Same Game" does this better and that's not even the point of the episode!
I'm sure that someone can tell this story well in a videogame, but that company isn't Quantic Dream and the person telling it isn't David Cage.
A bad game from a studio I have zero interest in playing anymore of their "videogames"
It also has a racism aligory that is as subtle as someone shouting that Racism is bad in your face. The Fairly Odd Parents episode "The Same Game" does this better and that's not even the point of the episode!
I'm sure that someone can tell this story well in a videogame, but that company isn't Quantic Dream and the person telling it isn't David Cage.
A bad game from a studio I have zero interest in playing anymore of their "videogames"
2013
2003
I have a dark secret to admit when it comes to this game, something that fans of SSX might not forgive me for.........SSX3 is a better game than SSX Tricky.
This game is a great example of how open-world gameplay can enhance a game. Unlike most open-world games where it's just a bunch of stuff around, SSX3's tracks are designed in a way in which the extra stuff is addition, as opposed to the main course.
Another good thing about SSX3 is that it retains the feel of the SSX series. Tricky is known for being a light-hearted affair. While this game is a little more serious, the spirit of competition definitely lives on.
The only downgrade when compared to Tricky is the removal of unique stats and only 1 type of board. It makes characters lose their identity as unique characters. This isn't the worst idea since stats are most customable than in Tricky, but it does degrade the character's uniqueness.
In short, SSX3 is one of the best games of the sixth-generation of consoles and is a must play for both sports fans and general audiences.
This game is a great example of how open-world gameplay can enhance a game. Unlike most open-world games where it's just a bunch of stuff around, SSX3's tracks are designed in a way in which the extra stuff is addition, as opposed to the main course.
Another good thing about SSX3 is that it retains the feel of the SSX series. Tricky is known for being a light-hearted affair. While this game is a little more serious, the spirit of competition definitely lives on.
The only downgrade when compared to Tricky is the removal of unique stats and only 1 type of board. It makes characters lose their identity as unique characters. This isn't the worst idea since stats are most customable than in Tricky, but it does degrade the character's uniqueness.
In short, SSX3 is one of the best games of the sixth-generation of consoles and is a must play for both sports fans and general audiences.
2014
2018