Looks like it's doing really well too. As someone who played tabletop D&D back in my school days, and the original Baldur's Gate games, I'm keen to check it out.
Horizon Zero Dawn is awesome. And a fantastic piece of gaming work.
There is gyro aim as well which comes in clutch at times. It definitely helps when in many a game that include the functionality.
Nice. I have both on the GBC ...actually, I have quite a nice Game Boy collection from the original grey carts up to to the GBA. Only the good ones. The visuals on the dot-matrix screen, the sounds and the controls... the fact that you hold the whole thing, it has weight and there are buttons. It's a whole other dimension of gaming that offers something a PC cannot (and of course the other way around).
The SP is one of my favorite consoles. I remember going into a GameStop and picking up Metroid Fusion used for like 8 bones. I miss the physical-only days. They actually had to release complete games then lmao.
Metroids on the GBA are great. I even finished Metroid 2 on the original brick and while it seems clunky, it gets awesome very fast. I swear it's like a survival horror on the Game Boy. It's more about exploration and athmosphere with a lot less enemies, there are jumpscares too and the music is chilling. The whole low-tech execution adds to it a lot as well + the cover art on the cart is amazing
Not sure on your reading preference but if you liked the series read the books. Series only lasted 6 seasons but there are 10 main books and a fair bit of the story was missed.
From the early reviews this time I was not disappointed by a BGS game because I expected nothing. Still amazing that they can make a game that feels like it would be a 10/10 8 years ago, but nowadays with so many games with in engine streaming and seamless transitions, you still get loading screens at every door and can't seamlessly circumnavigate a planet like in NMS.Oh boy, Starfield pre-play for the $$ preorders is here. I really just want to call in 'sick' today
Yea seamless transition is cool but Star Citizen has rightly been memed as an elevator simulator because of it.
A cheaper complete work rather than paying 100€ just to play on release date instead of release date +6, sign me up
PS: It's Ironic that the people who pre-ordered the non "rich kid" edition actually end up waiting a week longer than those who got access to the cracked version of the game on the 1st of September. Perhaps there should be a serious discussion about these anti-consumer practices by companies, otherwise the community is going to regress to bad old habits and everyone but the pirates lose in that situation since we've seen how bad garbage like Denuvo can hamper performance which only makes "supporting devs" an even worse proposition... (remember when legitimate users were using cracks because Denuvo made games stuttery and unplayable, good times)A cheaper complete work rather than paying 100€ just to play on release date instead of release date +6, sign me up
Patient gamer 4 life, although, with the way subscription is encroaching on gaming (like it did with other media) I can see myself maybe considering engaging in eypatch solutions sooner rather than later. Consider it civil disobedience (while paying for the game once it's heavily discounted or available in physical media).
I 100% refuse to support the current pay for one week earlier access fad. Back in the day, you pulled that shit, you got boycotted into bankruptcy!
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