Community MetaSteam | September 2024 - The emperor protects, BOY!
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Considering that silksong was just below Wukong (tho i assume the distance was huge) when it launched and now MH is above it i wonder how high is MH now.MH wilds will likely do well on steam
It's hovering around top 5 global sellers too, this shit is gonna be hugeMH wilds will likely do well on steam
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I wished MHWilds regions pricing wasn't also wildMH wilds will likely do well on steam
It's funny that you mention this since this whole ads thing reminded me of that time Sony put a unremovable Singstar icon on the XMB in PAL regions. It just sat there along with the rest of your actual games, regardless of if you owned it or not.
PS3 XMB is still peak Sony console UI design imo.
The icon was only removed once the Singstar servers were shutdown.
Peak Sony.
Finished the game right now.
I don't thinks this is a must play, honestly. Indeed, I think Kan Gao should learn something from the story of this series and learn how to move on. The Impostor Factory was a brilliant quasi conclusion to a series that would never really allow for a normal ending, not with its weird memory mind fuck mechanics. This short 3 hour game adds virtually nothing that wasn't already clear at the end of that game. It feels indulgent and I can kinda respect it on some level since that reflects something about its in-game story. And I'm sure the weird one hour RPG thing will feel just as pointless.
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I'm 60 hours in Divinity Original Sin 2 and not even half the game. Why are these games always so damn long?
Finished the Metaphor Prologue by reaching the end of the story content.
Kinda hooked on this. For the all justified flake that Atlus gets for most of their games having boring combat, this one really changes things up quite a bit. Changing the archetypes gives combat nearly completely new feel. Of course not every combination is viable against every enemy, but from what little i could experience in the demo, there are way more than one effective strategy and the game forces you to mix things up by having obvious traps that will make certain archetypes death traps at times if you are not ready to switch things up.
The actual setting is also really quite insane and so far the plot reminds me of Persona 2 in terms of pace and how much overall craziness there is to everything.
Kinda hooked on this. For the all justified flake that Atlus gets for most of their games having boring combat, this one really changes things up quite a bit. Changing the archetypes gives combat nearly completely new feel. Of course not every combination is viable against every enemy, but from what little i could experience in the demo, there are way more than one effective strategy and the game forces you to mix things up by having obvious traps that will make certain archetypes death traps at times if you are not ready to switch things up.
The actual setting is also really quite insane and so far the plot reminds me of Persona 2 in terms of pace and how much overall craziness there is to everything.
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EXCLUSIVE - Context Around the Assassin's Creed Shadows Delay
Exclusive context around the recent delay announcement of Assassin's Creed Shadows which will now launch February 14, 2025.
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