>Be me
>early 20s fallout fans
>Got into the series a few years ago
>hear about the problems 3 had from a friend who's be playing this franchise for 16 years
>Get game on discount on steam
>wait for download to end
>finish download
>Start up game
>Suffer through one of the worst intro to a game ever made
>finally get out of the vault
>Exit out of game
>ask for steam refund
>realize it's pass the 2 hour mark
>Todd probably drinking away knowing he scam people for millions
>Buy Fallout 4 on discount
>rinse and repeat
Todd howard you did it again

For being a 14 Year old, game I was quite amaze by how much Dead space (2008) hold up to this day. but as much I wanna praise it. Theirs's quite a bit of problem such as level design that might have age bad. for one out of the 12 levels or chapters four of them felt like back tracking for the most part. I might be do to tight schedule or saving time to polished off this game

second I felt most scares in this game felt flat or maybe might do to me for knowing a lot of horror tropes that just happen to be predicted

Third: would be putting Issac, body on the left side of the screen. Which he takes almost 1/3 of the screen. Theirs's time we're I felt I couldn't see an enemy or spot them. And for a game, inspired by Re4, you think they would add a quick turn around button. Having that might have help a lot since enemy that sneak or strike behind you might be easier to stop instead of moving your mouse or controller just to do a 180 turn


Fourth: would be that end game boss fight. which turn out to be a big disappointment. Having the end game boss have such a cool design for only to be able to dodge it attack by swing side to side suck ass.

Overall dead space (2008) is a solid game even with some of it flaws, I just mention. I really like some of the enemy design and even some of audio effect and sound design. Hope my playthrough of dead space, 2 for the first time. Might fix some of those issues I had with it.

Imagine having such a low cultural impact on gaming. that people online we'll only remember it for that one YouTube video "Cleaning the streets". it funny that people ate this game up, when it came out. only for it to died like Disco. still puzzled by how this game even sold 10 million copies and spawn two sequels and yet forgotten... but hey the got to be doing something right if this game got 2 sequels.

I can't wait for the "watch dogs /x/ Years later or watch dogs the misunderstood masterpiece" that spawn from YouTube for years to come

The fact that the best modern day video game seller is mining simulator for kids game just proves my theory, that we need to put kids back in the coal mines.

Like think for a second, back in the 1850s - 1940s rural America, kids would get up from the morning and explore cave shaft and systems for the fun of it. The would also collect gems and rocks. Then later sell them for money. And after fully exploring the cave the would open an expedition making families and children explore the cave wonders for a demand.

Would recommend the reading the "kentucky cave wars" by david kem for learning more about the early life of cave exploration

Justin roiland made a game that's not about his wife divorced. which is shocking to me since this is been a thing that he always brings up in every moment in his life, including his works.

Gotta give an extra star for that but my God does this wanna make me put a gun in my mouth. Also far cry blood dragon did this ten years ago and it was better.

Update: now I know why his wife wanted the divorce case to happen https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/internet/justin-roiland-rick-morty-allegations-domestic-violence-charges-rcna65403?cid=sm_npd_nn_tw_ma