Same reasons why I am not picking it up at launch.
Impressions seem good from those who have finished the demo so I hope it will deliver.
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Impressions seem good from those who have finished the demo so I hope it will deliver.
Thanks for the heads-up my brother.
Bought a key from CDK for $20. Not historical low, but close enough I guess.
I have a 78003D, but the game is not CPU heavy, so we should have the same performance. Make sure you don't have 200% oversampling on, as it's set by default. 8K will just butcher perf for no reason and disable AO. That should give you 100+ already, and then SpecialK for decent framepacing.
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- Not actually playing any game but staring at some nerd for 100 hours play it.
If that's enjoyable to you, then you do you. A story heavy game to me is something gripping and interesting, with my full attention on it.
Also, on key stores you can get Metaphor for quite a bit cheaper than on Steam. I paid under 60$ for it.
60 bucks is still 50 bucks to much for a game that will be incomplete in a year or two.
I learned my lessons with Persona 4 and 5 which I paid for two times.
And it's Atlus, I will understand the story just fine while I play my forevergames on the other monitor (4X, Simulations, MMO's strategy, etc.)
I will buy and play it when it's complete. I have played Persona 4 and 5 three times.
Yeah Atlus games are like Ubi games, wait for the Super Duper Deluxe edition for 15 bucks.
A Switch 2 version of Metaphor with new content is highly probable, imo. The question is whether they will add back the new content as DLC to the original game. Personally I have no trust in them because (1) Metaphor likely entered into development before Persona 3 Reload and (2) the demo runs like a dumpster fire so adding DLC and tweaks back to the original game may be a huge ask to their programmers
(to be fair I know nothing about game development so maybe this can be done relatively easy?)
At least in USD, this doesn't seem to be the case for me. $67 on CD-K, $55 on Humble after 20% off.
Its still available in my region?
It shows up only as a bundle with the new game for the same price. IDK why you wouldn't buy both if its just the price of the one.
Kind of scummy to force people to buy the second game as well, though. I certainly wouldn't want to buy it at this price.
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Depends, if it launches next year or as a launch title I doubt it (beyond maybe giving you the deluxe edition dlc built in). If it launches in say 2-3 years it wouldn't be that surprising.
Yes, the EU keys are cheaper (~36% discount), but the US keys are more expensive (~17% discount).At least in USD, this doesn't seem to be the case for me. $67 on CD-K, $55 on Humble after 20% off.
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Against the odds Bloober Team has delivered a remake that both expands Silent Hill 2 in just the right places, and gives careful attention to what it preserves.
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Which one is which? Left hand side seems better to me.it's the same picture, but now she has a nicer makeup. Don't be stingy, give Sony that 10$ so that lady from a hunter-gatherer society can afford some quality eyeliner.
For me it depends, I really like how DQ3 HD-2D looks, and for an older example, I also like how the Trails in the Sky trilogy looks.I always thought I would love 2D pixel art in 3D world... but I kind of dont like it at all.
I'm not a fan of the exaggerated post processing effects of Octopath Traveler though (I especially don't like depth of field and vignette effects on these kinds of games).
All those Bloober haters can go play in traffic now.
Did any one really hate them? Their old games are pretty goofy at times. I loved the original Layers of Fears and their more recent Blair Witch game, but they are super janky and that's going to be a turn off for many people.
It's great that they managed to make a AAA game and delivered on some pretty high expectations. But it is clear that this game is a step or two above their previous works in terms of polish and production values.
Yes. When it was both rumored and announced that they were making SH2, a lot of people on ERA and Twitter acted like Bloober killed their families in front of them.
Well, people feel strongly about the old game and it wasn't unreasonable to expect Blooper to make another janky title. It's great that they managed to beat those expectations, though. Ultimately, both Era and Xitter (pronounced "shitter") are tiny, tiny places that do not represent much of anything and shouldn't be taken very seriously. Just as opinions here are hardly representative of the whole wide world.
On less depressing news: Just received my Until Dawn keys from Gamesplanet! Looking forward to some slasher horror this weekend.
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I'm getting around 45€ on CD keys.At least in USD, this doesn't seem to be the case for me. $67 on CD-K, $55 on Humble after 20% off.
Humble with the discount gives me 54€.
This post actually made me bother to even check out what the game was and I'm actually somewhat interested now. As someone who finds Persona off putting as a whole, I just saw it was an Atlus game and ignored it..
It may still go past my low anime BS tolerance lines but oh well onto the wishlist it goes for now.
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I really don't know what their plan was in the long run. I guess their biggest shock was realizing that even the most die hard customers have a limit of how much they're willing to spend on 8/10 and 7/10 games, no matter the promise of future updates and content. Especially when customers realized they could just wait a few months and get them for much cheaper
I really don't know what their plan was in the long run. I guess their biggest shock was realizing that even the most die hard customers have a limit of how much they're willing to spend on 8/10 and 7/10 games, no matter the promise of future updates and content. Especially when customers realized they could just wait a few months and get them for much cheaper
Tencent Might Buy Out Ubisoft to Save it From Financial Ruin
Chinese tech giant and Assassin's Creed developer are currently discussing options that can help increase the latter's value.
Figures that after YEARS of ignoring Ubi launcher on PC I finally caved for Anno 1800 on Steam and now Ubi is sunk.
It's all my fault.
Tencent buying Ubisoft was always the logical conclusion. They own nearly half the company.
I'm still surprised someone is willing to buy ubisoft considering their headcount.
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