What are you playing now? [2018-2021]
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I'm playing BallisticNG right now. I like it quite a lot. I also own "Red Out: Enhanced Edition" which offers an interesting control scheme and prettier graphics.
May be it is nostalgia but it is just feel great like the old WipeOut while being more forgiving. Better than the WipeOut I tried on the PSP. The graphic are dated and there is a lovely retro option.
Red Out control scheme is actually pretty great but so far the track design and overall experience did not caugh me as much as Ballistic (could also be familiarity). Red out feels more like a greatly improved F-Zero than a WipeOut game. BallisticNG catches the ball where the three first iterations of the Wipe OUt series left it (/PS1 era). The nostalgia afflicted fans have to love it
8€ well spent.
May be it is nostalgia but it is just feel great like the old WipeOut while being more forgiving. Better than the WipeOut I tried on the PSP. The graphic are dated and there is a lovely retro option.
Red Out control scheme is actually pretty great but so far the track design and overall experience did not caugh me as much as Ballistic (could also be familiarity). Red out feels more like a greatly improved F-Zero than a WipeOut game. BallisticNG catches the ball where the three first iterations of the Wipe OUt series left it (/PS1 era). The nostalgia afflicted fans have to love it
8€ well spent.
Is it meant to be a sequel to the original Ballistics?
ps: I've just got Antigraviator it may be up your alley
Sigfried1977
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Starlink (Switch)
Pretty impressive porting job on Ubisoft's behalf. Lovely looking game. Thanks to another Nintendo cooperation I don't have to live with Ubisoft's painfully lame cast of 1990s-style politically correct Saturday morning cartoon characters either. Instead I can just pick Starfox (who is also lame, but at least he doesn't use the term "dude" all the time). That said, the game is very, very Ubisoft in every way. So goddamned many repetitive tasks that fill up boring progress bars. I also don't really get why I should buy the toys. This isn't a Lego Dimensions type of deal where you need them to access specific content. Seems like you'd simply get more space ships which serve the same functions as the spaceships which are part of the base game.
Pretty impressive porting job on Ubisoft's behalf. Lovely looking game. Thanks to another Nintendo cooperation I don't have to live with Ubisoft's painfully lame cast of 1990s-style politically correct Saturday morning cartoon characters either. Instead I can just pick Starfox (who is also lame, but at least he doesn't use the term "dude" all the time). That said, the game is very, very Ubisoft in every way. So goddamned many repetitive tasks that fill up boring progress bars. I also don't really get why I should buy the toys. This isn't a Lego Dimensions type of deal where you need them to access specific content. Seems like you'd simply get more space ships which serve the same functions as the spaceships which are part of the base game.
You should. The game is phenomenal.
beat saber! with the release of the new crappy song (i wish i have PCVR, so i can add songs that i like), gonna play for hours after work!
MHW is total borefest with cumbersome UI.
Dragons dogma, AWESOME if you can mod it. Without mod the game have tons of tiny annoyances
- very limited sprinting
- cant change character look
- cant fast travel
maybe some more but i cant remember....
did they fixed that with the PC re-release?
the characters still doesnt mix well with the environment
and those blocky curves! no teselation?
The price to pay for a 60 fps game, I wonder if DOA will ever drop the doll shading? Maybe next gen.the characters still doesnt mix well with the environment
and those blocky curves! no teselation?
thats their artistic choice since PS1 era and i dont think ill be comfortable with realistic-style DoA...
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You be quiet you.Most unnecessary like ever!
Sigfried1977
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What you call annoyances I call gameplay systems.
Limited sprinting is a gameplay choice (and by the time you reach the end game you can sprint a hell of a long time)
Everything else isn't really true. You cannot fast travel for quite a while, but the whole traveling aspect is a very deliberate and imo vital component of the game. It's not a Ubi game. It has inconvenience built-in. It wants you to be cought out in the open with your pants down when night time comes. Still, once you reach a certain point in the game you can absolutely fast travel with the port crystals. It's not an unlimited system like in Skyrim, but it's enough to get you from place to place quickly. Afterall the world isn't that big. You'll be able to change your look as well eventually.
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LTTP but KOTOR. It so feels like Mass Effect 0.2.
I have no idea what that means.
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