Started Hifi Rush today on Steam, but won't have a chance to play more until tuesday to to an exam.
It's really good so far, just finished the first track/chapter.
It's really good so far, just finished the first track/chapter.
Community MetaSteam | May 2023 - Bloody hell!
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Nope. There was nothing on Spidey, no rumors, no leaks, nothing, but it happened.
Yeah, it's a shame but SotC and The Last Guardian probably aren't coming. Same for Infamous, Killzone and The Order. They seem to be only porting the most popular games, games that are estimated to hit a certain sales target to justify the port, though with how things work on PC I'm sure all of them would be worth it eventually.
I think the Ueda games would be pretty popular.
Bloodborne is a weird case though, not sure what's up with that.
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I remember back before XCOM: Enemy Unknown was announced, when only XCOM: The Bureau was on the way, and how Angry Joe made a video saying that this was the modern spiritual successor of X-COM to play.
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With all respect, that's not how it works. There wasn't a single rumor about Spiderman and yet it released out of nowhere.
Fuck, I just updated the page lmao
Didn't W101 basically evaporate on release? It didn't warrant the time and attention to get this out right away. Money probably spent better elsewhere.
This is a showcase event, not a state of play. They haven't had one of these in about 2 years. It might sound like semantics but it is being assumed that this is going to be a bigger deal; a sort of soft relaunch of the PS5 now that supply chain issues have been resolved and a look at their vision of the Playstation brand going forward. So for example, we've known for a while now that Sony has something like 8-10 GAAS games in development. I expect this event is where they will officially reveal that these are the kinds of games they are working towards. Now one could say that the PC platform is also part of their vision for their brand but I have a feeling that they will be talking to Playstation customers only.
Yup. If Bungie is working on some new GAAS thing and it gets revealed then it will release simultaneously on PS5 and PC. If they reveal that Naughty Dog is working on Uncharted 5 for example, then you can be sure that will also eventually land on PC but they're not going to talk about it. And I definitely don't think they're going to spend time talking about old games coming to PC.
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Does excessive motion blur make anyone else dizzy
Ooh hell yes, it's one of the first things I turn off in every game. If the game doesn't have the option, I wont buy it.
You're probably right tbh, but I need some copiumThis is a showcase event, not a state of play. They haven't had one of these in about 2 years. It might sound like semantics but it is being assumed that this is going to be a bigger deal; a sort of soft relaunch of the PS5 now that supply chain issues have been resolved and a look at their vision of the Playstation brand going forward. So for example, we've known for a while now that Sony has something like 8-10 GAAS games in development. I expect this event is where they will officially reveal that these are the kinds of games they are working towards. Now one could say that the PC platform is also part of their vision for their brand but I have a feeling that they will be talking to Playstation customers only.
Yup. If Bungie is working on some new GAAS thing and it gets revealed then it will release simultaneously on PS5 and PC. If they reveal that Naughty Dog is working on Uncharted 5 for example, then you can be sure that will also eventually land on PC but they're not going to talk about it. And I definitely don't think they're going to spend time talking about old games coming to PC.
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With the showcase being over an hour long it wouldn't surprise me if Sony dedicates a 1 minute quick ad to show the upcoming PC ports. They keep talking about PC support so everyone knows its coming. And a lot of eyeballs will be on this show so it would be a wasted opportunity to not do it.
But assuming they do a Factions blowout that thing will basically be a good enough equivalent tbh. They'll do at least another State of Play before the end of the year so if nothing is announced this week we will get something later in the year for sure.
But assuming they do a Factions blowout that thing will basically be a good enough equivalent tbh. They'll do at least another State of Play before the end of the year so if nothing is announced this week we will get something later in the year for sure.
Pripryat horror? So much 'nope' it could fill the sarcophagus over the power plant itself.
My guess: if they discuss numbers, we'll hear how well most of their PC releases have been - a nice shiny graph or some sales numbers per year, but beyond that and 'also on PC' at the end of any trailers, it'll playstation consoles almost completely otherwise.
I like playing with this mod
Stealthrunner - Stealth Gameplay Expansion
Tracks and rewards Ghost, Pacifist, No-Touch, and more objectives for almost every quest and gig. Adds an all-new stealth-focused perk tree to unlock new abilities such as Pickpocketing. Unlock new it
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For its extra perks by completing missions in stealth.
Been really grinding in Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous. Finished Act 3.
I already talked about how I didn't mind the crusade system being a fan of the Heroes of Might and Magic series. Well I now just wish there was more of that part and less of the parts that are not that. It does grate and I can see why people would skip it.
The rest of the game has been great fun though. Love a crunchy rpg system where you can min max your way to the moon. Some truly overpowered stuff in here. And there are even some extremely overpowered enemies to match with if you want (optionally so far). But good Lord some of them are insane. Level drain on attack with like 4 attacks per round? Sheesh.
I already talked about how I didn't mind the crusade system being a fan of the Heroes of Might and Magic series. Well I now just wish there was more of that part and less of the parts that are not that. It does grate and I can see why people would skip it.
The rest of the game has been great fun though. Love a crunchy rpg system where you can min max your way to the moon. Some truly overpowered stuff in here. And there are even some extremely overpowered enemies to match with if you want (optionally so far). But good Lord some of them are insane. Level drain on attack with like 4 attacks per round? Sheesh.
Deactivating Motion Blue is the first thing i do whenever i boot up a new game
Being able to tone down motion blur in pretty much all games is PC's hidden best feature
In the last 2-3 years I played ALL the yakuza available on Steam (0, Y:LAD, kiwami 1, kiwami 2, 3,4,5,6, judgment 1, judgment 2). I'm kinda burned out so I've yet to play judgement 2's DLC and start Yakuza Ishin.
And I personally think that Y4 and Y5 were the series' lowest point, specifically because of the multiple characters (like you, I kinda had to force myself to keep playing). I mean, I loved Akiyama... but switching characters felt like starting the game over and over again. Having two characters like in Y0 is plenty enough. Y4 and Y5 are 75% bloat and if you really would like to see everything, I suggest you use a trainer. Man, I'd pay to see Saejima get clotheslined by a bear. Never again.
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Sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe shit.
My checklist other than the obvious thing about limited frame rate, refresh rate and resolution.
- Skippable intros
- Skippable Cinematics, but please don't flash the skip cinematic button for the entire cutscene, come on
- Motion Blur, Chromatic Abomination, Grain Filter toggle in options menu
- Hold button instead of mashing button option (I turn this on in every game now)
UK: Nvidia can't get Arm that is anticompetitive.
ARM 2 years later:
Same is happening with Xbox-ABK acquisition.
ARM 2 years later:
Same is happening with Xbox-ABK acquisition.
This has been known since last year. That said, I wonder what would happen to companies that don't have deals.
Or what would happen when Nvidia license expires.
I love the cinematic aesthetic so I always leave motion blur, film grain, and depth of field on. I love how it looks in games like The Last of Us and the Spider-Man games.
Apparently The Snitch confirmed a teaser for MGS3 Remake at the Playstation Showcase, but contrary to previous rumors it will be multiplatform
Newest game from Monster Train developer Shiny Shoe is out now in Early access
Damn SIFU runs great on Deck. And i need to stop starting games and go back to finishing them XD LA Noire must be finished by the end of the month XD
I was interested but honestly the live service approach leaves me with doubts
A warning for anyone playing the Battle Network games: Save. Save as often as you can.
It's kind of baffling they didn't include a basic auto save function when even SE managed to do that for the FF pixel remasters. Battle Network is a game where you can easily wander into an area that's too difficult for your current stats or find a copy of a boss you beat which makes them turn into semi random encounters (at low rates I imagine) and if you die you lose everything from last save. I lost over an hour of progress because while following the story I entered an optional thing you coudl log into and the enemies there decimated me in like 2 hits.
It's kind of baffling they didn't include a basic auto save function when even SE managed to do that for the FF pixel remasters. Battle Network is a game where you can easily wander into an area that's too difficult for your current stats or find a copy of a boss you beat which makes them turn into semi random encounters (at low rates I imagine) and if you die you lose everything from last save. I lost over an hour of progress because while following the story I entered an optional thing you coudl log into and the enemies there decimated me in like 2 hits.
been disappointed by a couple critically acclaimed games lately:
Rollerdrome has pretty fun set of core mechanics that combine Tony Hawk-style extreme sports with Max Payne-esque bullet-time shooting, and with great art direction to boot. unfortunately, the actual game that Roll7 built around all that is rather lacking; it fails to significantly iterate or expand on its core mechanics much beyond the first few stages, even with a few new weapons, and levels are too long, with their repetitive level and encounter design getting stale awfully fast. I also found the most basic enemies to be the most fun to kill, which is kind of a problem for a shooter, and the game only intermittently lands the feeling of flow that should be so essential to such a combo- and score-driven game. Maybe it’s just that I suck at it, but it’s ultimately not for me; still worth checking out just to play around with the mechanics for a few stages, but I’d only recommend it on sale.
Killer7: I'm sorry, everyone, I really tried to get into this one, but I just couldn't get past the bizarre control scheme, poorly explained mechanics, questionable checkpointing, and infrequent save points. The art direction and weird atmosphere are great and this would be a much better game with some QOL tweaks and accessibility settings, but as is, I'd much rather watch a playthrough or a YouTube analysis video than attempt to struggle through this again.
Rollerdrome has pretty fun set of core mechanics that combine Tony Hawk-style extreme sports with Max Payne-esque bullet-time shooting, and with great art direction to boot. unfortunately, the actual game that Roll7 built around all that is rather lacking; it fails to significantly iterate or expand on its core mechanics much beyond the first few stages, even with a few new weapons, and levels are too long, with their repetitive level and encounter design getting stale awfully fast. I also found the most basic enemies to be the most fun to kill, which is kind of a problem for a shooter, and the game only intermittently lands the feeling of flow that should be so essential to such a combo- and score-driven game. Maybe it’s just that I suck at it, but it’s ultimately not for me; still worth checking out just to play around with the mechanics for a few stages, but I’d only recommend it on sale.
Killer7: I'm sorry, everyone, I really tried to get into this one, but I just couldn't get past the bizarre control scheme, poorly explained mechanics, questionable checkpointing, and infrequent save points. The art direction and weird atmosphere are great and this would be a much better game with some QOL tweaks and accessibility settings, but as is, I'd much rather watch a playthrough or a YouTube analysis video than attempt to struggle through this again.
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