tendog
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I try to log every game as accurately as possible, but only mark start+end dates in my journal
games not played since pre-2020 wont be rated, I also don't change ratings until I've replayed a game
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Adding on top of that the badly AI smoothed character animations... It's a showcase of some of the worst uses of AI, and a showcase that is years too late to impress anyone.
Behind all these flaws is Portopia, a (still, surprisingly) decent visual novel/detective game that made waves in the Japanese games industry of the 80s (and beyond). But it's a crappy excuse for a remake that never should have happened. I played it to observe its use of AI, but I discourage playing it otherwise.