I thought it was a pretty positive review.By the way, Streets 4 is the latest object of RPS struggle to affirm its individuality.
The reviewer admits to more or less not get beat them all. Turns out he doesn't like Streets 4. Shock, awe. He finally laments the fact that Streets 4 is indeed a bts, and not some magically evolved brawler reinventing the wheel.
Saved you a click, don't thank me.
Disclaimer - I may distort things and this is a wonderful piece, I skimmed.
I read it, you're not distorting things. Non-arguments all over the place and a clear indication the writer played through it once out of obligation with however many continues and left it at that as if the point is to finish the game, never actually getting good at it or telling us if the game has nothing to get good at because it's unbalanced or has whatever actual issues. The same non-arguments could be said about any genre, from shmups to whatever else, that they feel is outdated and overdone (er, how many great beat 'em ups do we even get these days, and they compare it to games like Dead Cells, wtf) and needs to get fresh in some way without explaining how when people who actually play these games know novelty for the sake of it (like 3D graphics and mechanics as in games like Fighting Force or that once upon a time PS2 poster child, Bouncer) usually leads to lesser games. Constantly just bashes the genre as a has been basically, as if we don't go back to play the classics we enjoyed or missed back in the day thanks to emulation just because they have something to offer, or like Streets of Rage is the same as Battle Circuit is the same as Shadow over Mystara is the same as Armored Warriors is the same as River City is the same as whatever, so long as they don't innovate and provide something that's technically never been done before as opposed to just great fighting systems and encounters which are deemed not enough, or at least not explaining why they're not great in a game found to be sub par for anyone but nostalgic fools who liked wasting money on unfair coin op games (when we all know the appeal was they were not unfair and you could get good at shit, the unfair were panned).By the way, Streets 4 is the latest object of RPS struggle to affirm its individuality.
The reviewer admits to more or less not get beat them all. Turns out he doesn't like Streets 4. Shock, awe. He finally laments the fact that Streets 4 is indeed a bts, and not some magically evolved brawler reinventing the wheel.
Saved you a click, don't thank me.
Disclaimer - I may distort things and this is a wonderful piece, I skimmed.
I like what I like, and I have no problem admitting it.
I really enjoyed my time with plenty of games that were destroyed in reviews (that I bought anyway, because if I like the look of something, if it catches my interest, I couldn't care less about what reviews say).
I love Boiling Point (most reviews destroyed the game). I loved the last Splatterhouse game (most reviews were painfully bad, or at best mediocre; thankfully, since then I've seen some people re-appreciating the game in a good light). And there's plenty of other examples.
TLOU2 supposedly has some of the most gruesome and realistic gore we've seen in a game. This isn't the first time that there's news of developers having a hard time with it.For Uncharted 1 the music was pretty good, I can't say that it was "memorable" other than a few sounds. But it did a good job with getting you in the "mood" (tension/atmosphere type stuff).
Also for some reason when ever I looked out at the ocean and the Vistas I was reminded of OG Far Cry 1. Which I think had only released 2-3 years prior (wasn't Uncharted 1 a 2006 release?)
Back in 2005 or so did Naughty Dog have a big staff? Or were they still relatively small? And would only work on one game at a time type of thing? And with the recent news of them, and the crunch and all of that. I never thought about games being able to give developers stuff like PTSD. I would think that some of the Dead Space devs might have something like that, seeing how they had to look at some pretty messed up car wrecks in order to get the necromorphs to have both some human characters but to also have them look appalling.
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What's BTS?
Expected, well, guess I will wait until the end of times to play new Ubisoft games on PC.Valhalla is EGS and Uplay only.
Yeah, it's supposed to start today.I hope there will be a golden week sale today, gimme some VNs and JRPGs.
That's great! Last year's sale was pretty good. I'll be aiming for Utawarerumono, if price is right.Yeah, it's supposed to start today.
Someone leaked the banner of the sale a couple of days ago.
BPM is a rhythm-action FPS rogue-like where you must shoot, jump and dodge to the beat of an epic rock soundtrack. Delve into a randomly generated dungeon where one missed note can lead to your death. Gain game-changing abilities and loot powerful weaponry to defeat your ancient enemy: Nidhogg.
You mean Horizon 5
Looking forward to that Forza Motorsport 8 Steam page.
Im looking forward to both Motorsport and Horizon, but I expect Motorsport to release before Horizon.You mean Horizon 5
Nice. I was afraid he would choose to finish UFO50 first.
Sorry if already posted, I flew over the past pages but didn't see it.
Spelunky 2 confirmed for launch this year.
I really love it... except that color filter that makes the monsters very hard to separate from the backgrounds.
Nice that you say that, I was wondering earlier how you guys handle arcade games and continues. Do you go infinite and try to better your score ? Diminish your continues ? Or restrict the use of the option to a particular number ?and a clear indication the writer played through it once out of obligation with however many continues and left it at that as if the point is to finish the game, never actually getting good at it
I learn this with this tweet :Valhalla is EGS and Uplay only.
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Guess Im gonna go with Uplay+ when it releases and buy it when it's cheaper.
You gotta think big!Ah yes, my favourite style of assassination, large scale warfare.
microTech: Clio, Calliope, Euterpe
Desolate, dangerous, and… beautiful. The harshest climes in Stanton are awaiting new footprints, though only the hardiest explorers need apply. From the snowy serenity of Clio to the blistered peaks of Caliope, via the rocky tundra of Euterpe, there’s adventure to be had a short jump from New Babbage.
Mission: Prisoner Transfer
Dispatch calling all available units - Code Four in Stanton. Pirates have captured a Drake Caterpillar transporting classified organic cargo. Be careful, we’ve had reports that they're heavily armed and extremely dangerous.
Player Status: Hot & Cold, Hunger & Thirst
The bitter weather of microTech can leave unprepared adventurers or hapless pilots frozen solid in minutes. Luckily, the mobiGlas now supports real-time body status readings. Now, you’ll know to take shelter when the weather gets too cold (or hot) to handle. And don’t forget to pack enough food and drink before heading out on an adventure to stave off hunger and dehydration.
Personal Inventory & Inner Thought
Everyone in the ‘verse now has their very own inventory system to keep vital weapons, life-saving consumables, and ludicrous sunglasses handy at all times. Plus, it’s easier than ever to interact with the world and its inhabitants thanks to a rework of the Inner Thought system.
it feels good to not have to buy ubi games anymore .... my wallet certainly is happyValhalla is EGS and Uplay only.
same ... first AssCreed i won't be buying at release (or potentially ever)Disappointing, I was really hoping they would keep the Assassin's Creed series on Steam. I guess I'll skip it then.
i really wish i could stop seeing nibel's tweets ... i have him muted on twitter for a reasonMaybe that's because you don't know how to speak.
I see only cosplayers and anime on twitteri really wish i could stop seeing nibel's tweets ... i have him muted on twitter for a reason
I generally play ubi games through Uplay without much of a thought attached to it. Some I own through Steam but I think probably more direct through Uplay. Don't really care much about doing it either, it's just the way it is.I buy Ubi games on Uplay anyway, even with Steam features, I'm not a fan of running million launchers simultaneously, and that's the only way to play their new games outside of Uplay.
Jokes on Ubi tho, guess they need a fee years of dwindling revenue to stop this circus.
Sorryi really wish i could stop seeing nibel's tweets ... i have him muted on twitter for a reason
my condolencesI see only cosplayers and anime on twitter
nah, don't apologize ... not your faultSorry
Microtech is as awesome as ever, it just runs really badly on my Shadow .Alpha 3.9 - Locked Up & Loaded - Roberts Space Industries | Follow the development of Star Citizen and Squadron 42
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Ooh niceFMV game Dark Nights with Poe and Munro is releasing on May 19th:
No Atelier thoughAnime sale is onnnnn
This is a fine thing, I like Resident Evil 6. I do. Its fun.I like what I like, and I have no problem admitting it.