If they're going to bring back Ecco, they need to do the same with Seaman.SEGA is teasing something, but no idea what to expect from this:
If they're going to bring back Ecco, they need to do the same with Seaman.SEGA is teasing something, but no idea what to expect from this:
The video should be called "How to laundry money on Steam"
That's funny because a big chunk of the people that played DS didn't like the gameplay because of how repetitive it could be, but liked the world-building and the whole insanity that come with Kojima games. I only played like 2 hours of it, but I'm planning on finishing it later. (I also heard that the game's last cutscene is like an hour and a half so that's kinda insane lmao)So after almost giving up on the game a couple of days ago I decided to continue with Death Stranding because supposedly I only had 4 or 5 hours left.
The last chapter broke me though and I uninstalled the game.
Endless ramblings interspersed with periods of literally doing nothing.
Holy shit, it's like it's actually trying to make you quit out of boredom.
Never in my life have I reached the ending of a game and not watched it until the end.
I still recommend the game because the core gameplay is great and I'm glad I gave it a chance but do yourself a favor and skip all the dialogue and cutscenes.
Lol, Sega actually releasing a new Ecco game would blow my fucking mind. I loved those games on the mega drive.
The video should be called "How to laundry money on Steam"
speaking of which:For the folks who like Choose Your Own Adventure type of games don't sleep on The Hunter's Journal franchise. All the text lines are recorded os it's like an interactive audiobook and the plot was engaging in the both entries (Pale Harbour and Vile Philosophy) I've played. I was so engaged in Vile Philosophy that I even drew a map of a labyrinth you enter so I could explore the whole place and not miss anything, be it a new way to die, an enemy and other things.
Japanese work ethics rearing its ugly head yet again.Every weekday I worked for 10 to 11 hours with 2-hour commuting.
Wow, thats rough. It's good that you're at a job you enjoy at least, but that kind of schedule is frigging brutal long term. Hope you're keeping close tabs on your health!Every weekday I worked for 10 to 11 hours with 2-hour commuting. Love my job, but this is getting out of hand as I ain't able to touch videogames.
Well, given FFXV we could already see the series was trending this way... given that FFXV heavily outsold FF7R, this probably only pushes them further in an action oriented direction.Reading those batch of FFXVI interviews confirmed my worst fears about the direction of this game. They couldn't be deviating further from what makes FF unique and instead are turning it into in some generic character action clone (I guess this is what you get for hiring the DMC V combat guy). A party was confirmed but it's purely AI driven and they're taking notes from AAA open world games despite saying that this isn't going to be open world. I mean they had FF7R sitting right there, it solved the problem of having to mix action combat and jrpg traits like a party. All you had to do was walk across the hall and ask to copy it.
sigh at least Rebirth is coming not long after XVI. I haven't been this uninterested in a mainline FF game since 12 was coming out.
In my opinion the world building is indeed cool but the story itself is complete garbage. It's not the fun kind of insane like previous Kojima games, it's a torrent of barely coherent boring crap. I agree with the poster you quoted, the gameplay is different and interesting but the story is really, really bad.That's funny because a big chunk of the people that played DS didn't like the gameplay because of how repetitive it could be, but liked the world-building and the whole insanity that come with Kojima games. I only played like 2 hours of it, but I'm planning on finishing it later. (I also heard that the game's last cutscene is like an hour and a half so that's kinda insane lmao)
If possible I would like a picture of it standing on your subwooferMy 2B Prime 1 figure arrived and it's hugeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I sadly overpaid $200-300 for it after shipping and other fees. It cost me about $1,050 USD and shipping was about $250USD from Nippon to California for EMS.
Oh well I was desperate and wanted to make sure that I got one so close to May 25th or so I purchased the first one that was available to purchase and yeah......
The DX version would have been nice but there is no way I could justify spending almost 3kUSD on a statue. It sucks how the 2B without the dress is exclusive to the DX version. It is just one part that separates the 2 and I would be happy to spend $200 if they sold that separately which they don't......
I don't really have a space to put her so I just put her on top of my Sony Subwoofer, maybe not the greatest idea since the things weights about 10 pounds, 4.5kg it should hopefully hold for a month or two while I move stuff around.
I am overall impressed and I should really stop buying 2B stuff.... some one help me.
Based on that last trailer I thought there would be no party at all so good that there is something even if AI driven.Reading those batch of FFXVI interviews confirmed my worst fears about the direction of this game. They couldn't be deviating further from what makes FF unique and instead are turning it into in some generic character action clone (I guess this is what you get for hiring the DMC V combat guy). A party was confirmed but it's purely AI driven and they're taking notes from AAA open world games despite saying that this isn't going to be open world. I mean they had FF7R sitting right there, it solved the problem of having to mix action combat and jrpg traits like a party. All you had to do was walk across the hall and ask to copy it.
sigh at least Rebirth is coming not long after XVI. I haven't been this uninterested in a mainline FF game since 12 was coming out.
A very good Borderlands game? Or a very good game overall?Tiny Tina is a very good game btw
So Fall Guys has been pulled from Steam last night. Don't you guys love the smell of healthy competition?
It was funny for an afternoon, then I lost interest immediatelyI'm honestly surprised that people still play Fall Guys. It always looked like a meme game to me that would be popular for a month and then disappear.
I was playing it to get Kizuna Ai’s skin when was colab event, then never touched again.I'm honestly surprised that people still play Fall Guys. It always looked like a meme game to me that would be popular for a month and then disappear.
I'll try to share it laterIf possible I would like a picture of it standing on your subwoofer
It sounds so so bad. It sounds like a bad 3rd party unlicensed Master System game.Sonic Origins, turns out the new arrangements of the prototype music for Sonic 3 are arguably worse than the prototype versions:
First half of the video is the prototype version, at 01:09 starts the Sonic Origins version (it sounds muffled apparently because of being captured with the PS5 built-in capture function?):
Thankfully fans will almost certainly mod these on PC, either with the release tracks, or with better versions of the prototype tracks.
I don't think Deux Ex actually has cloud save support at all, at least according to steamdb.Hmm, I'm not seeing anything like that.
Hopefully it's just a bug, although I don't really need cloud TBH because I only ever play on this PC :V
This. The world and the whole concept are cool, but the characters spend the whole game rambling about complete nonsense and the way the scenes are edited and written is just abysmally bad. The final info dump couldn't possibly be more boring. I spent over 40 hours to finish the game and literally turned it off halfway through the ending. I actually said out loud to myself "wtf am I doing?" lol.In my opinion the world building is indeed cool but the story itself is complete garbage. It's not the fun kind of insane like previous Kojima games, it's a torrent of barely coherent boring crap. I agree with the poster you quoted, the gameplay is different and interesting but the story is really, really bad.
The Origins version feels like the 1990s Sonic 3 PC collection music (which was midi) in mega drive instruments, instead of the much better Sonic 3 prototype version.It sounds so so bad. It sounds like a bad 3rd party unlicensed Master System game.
Japanese work ethics rearing its ugly head yet again.
I'm only half joking, but do take care of yourself.
Thanks for the kind words. I would never recommend a foreigner to work and live in Japan unless you truly know what you are getting into. Great place to travel to but not a great place to live (as in, work and maintain a normal daily life). As a foreigner, there are many frustrating stuff to handle, too, especially for those who are not well-versed on the language.Wow, thats rough. It's good that you're at a job you enjoy at least, but that kind of schedule is frigging brutal long term. Hope you're keeping close tabs on your health!
I've always dreamed of relocating to Japan, but given the notorious brutality of JP work schedules it's only really a viable option in retirement.
Those are really interesting numbers, it made 1M in two months combining EGS/PS and Xbox so, it's within the line.
So it did better on Steam?Those are really interesting numbers, it made 1M in two months combining EGS/PS and Xbox so, it's within the line.
I would say it did within the expected, let's say all platforms were equally distributed at 333k in those 2 months, then Steam has been faster, however I would say it's difficult to know without official wording and split.So it did better on Steam?
Well if 3 platforms did 1 mill in 2 months, but Steam did 300k in 10 days, I would say Steam did great.I would say it did within the expected, let's say all platforms were equally distributed at 333k in those 2 months, then Steam has been faster, however I would say it's difficult to know without official wording and split.