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LittleBigPlanet
2008
LittleBigPlanet
2008
A broken, obtuse and overly difficult game with a lot of charm and variety. Despite it's issues and the levels I could never hope to finish for many good reasons, I enjoyed playing this game a lot. It was super cool to find new forms, inhabit them, and abuse them to your own ends. It was worth putting up with some serious jank.
Rez Infinite
2016
i made damn sure this was my first VR game and boy what a first impression. i was thinking ''this must be the chemical you get before you die'' yeah honestly felt like my brain was warped into this. too bad i bought it on my cousins VR otherwise i wouldve beaten it a while ago. cant play standard rez without the headset now lmao
Zone of the Enders
2001
God of War
2005
Ninja Gaiden II
2008
An unfortunate buggy mess. The developers tried, but it's clear that they were unable to copy Insomniac's success. Some level concepts were cool, and the soundtrack is still decent (not Stewart Copeland's best though). It had potential, but was unfortunately crippled likely due to poor decision making from higher-ups.
A fun, if short adventure game. The graphics are charming, and the voice acting and humor are great. It has some pretty cryptic puzzles, as is common in these early point and click games. I'd recommend using a guide if you want to make much progress. It definitely got me interested in exploring other areas of the Sam and Max franchise though.
Blood & Truth
2019
One night while I'm in the shower, the door gets knocked and I hear my dad shout "WHAT WAS THAT SHOOTING GAME I SAW ON THE TELLY?". After some confusing and loud back and forth, I realise it's this and tell him. "THANK YOU" is all I hear. The next day the game arrives. He'd immediately went on Amazon and got it for himself.
"Can you set up the virtual reality?"
I oblige, and he commandeers my chair, TV, and console for three solid hours. I spent a wee part of this time lying on the bed browsing my phone, listening to the game and looking up whenever he was getting particularly heated. He was having an absolute blast, and eventually I was enjoying just watching him experience this thing. You might say he was truly "In a world".
He so quickly went from weird arm flailing to precision reloads and headshots with shite one-liners. I watched my almost 60 year old dad become a real SAS dude. Childlike wonder from him experiencing full immersion, accompanied by patter like "Through his fuckin' eye" and "Go to sleep forever". At one point he was hanging from a window ledge 100 feet up on a building site, he drops one hand to his pistol, shoots a dude through the opening, leans in and grabs the fella's vape, takes a puff, chucks it and keeps climbing.
I barely remember what the game was about, but the live show I got to enjoy over three nights was incredible.
"Can you set up the virtual reality?"
I oblige, and he commandeers my chair, TV, and console for three solid hours. I spent a wee part of this time lying on the bed browsing my phone, listening to the game and looking up whenever he was getting particularly heated. He was having an absolute blast, and eventually I was enjoying just watching him experience this thing. You might say he was truly "In a world".
He so quickly went from weird arm flailing to precision reloads and headshots with shite one-liners. I watched my almost 60 year old dad become a real SAS dude. Childlike wonder from him experiencing full immersion, accompanied by patter like "Through his fuckin' eye" and "Go to sleep forever". At one point he was hanging from a window ledge 100 feet up on a building site, he drops one hand to his pistol, shoots a dude through the opening, leans in and grabs the fella's vape, takes a puff, chucks it and keeps climbing.
I barely remember what the game was about, but the live show I got to enjoy over three nights was incredible.