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Giant Bomb |OT 18| See you later, Air Force Gator
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Does the dude in the hat have a Destiny shirt on? Can't tell if that's the logo on his left sleeve.
The mid-90s are alive and well with Stadia.
He does.
That's not strange in general. There's a lot less PC-ass PC games that'll never work on consoles coming out these days. Almost everything can run on consoles or phones now.
It's not really strange given that it's a popularity contest. Most PC-ass PC games are (relatively) niche and also there's a lot of them which means votes are spread out, big multiplat/console releases go for a broad audience.
Last year also happened to have a bunch of super solid big AAA releases in Sekiro, DMCV, RE2remake etc.
Looking at the list I'd also say Pathologic 2, Baba is you, Disco Elysium and Slay the Spire are all way more PC games at heart regardless of them getting a console release.
The girl on the far left is also wearing a Destiny shirt with the Gambit logo on it.
It's an interesting look for sure. Those statues took me a few times to conquer.
My favorite farm spot in Gideon Rock was those three rangers outside the base you could eliminate all them, then go bank the scrap, rinse repeat.
Just got through Act III in KRZ. Boy did this game sure got more elaborate and cool and weird as it went along. After playing the first Act a week ago I was unsure of it, but damn, it's going places. So, to be clear: (Act III spoilers) The game takes over your mouse and clicks the shot of whiskey, right? Because I figured that Conway was going to fuck up there anyway so I think I voluntarily clicked it at the same time the game did. I thought my mouse had just jerked around weirdly for a second.
Glad I picked it for the draft...
Glad I picked it for the draft...
who has time to eat with all this top quality stadia gaming right at their fingertips
i havent watched youtube poops for 12 years and i still can hear this entire thing in my head to the word
Cannot believe that the first Act of Kentucky Route Zero came out less than two months after the final episode of Telltale's The Walking Dead season 1. And only today did the final Act release. It spans the whole goddamn lifespan of these episodic adventure games.
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Turns out it was surprisingly easy and quick! Ran out of Gideon back to Cloud 9 bar and then farmed the dudes in the plaza right outside the bar (on the downtown side)... I completely destroyed them at my level so I did like 4-5 loops with a quick run back to the med station between each loops and got my whole set leveled up to Mk 4 in like 20min
GB-Era repping 2019's best game in the Era GOTY Awards topic with my pretentious ass quote and the realer quote by deepFlaw is only fitting. I wonder if it's going to rank higher on giantbomb.com's community vote.
I bought KRZ last week. Looking forward to playing all of it one episode a day next week!
Oh yeah I also bought The Walking Dead: Definitive Edition earlier this month. I've only played S1 and 2, and that was a whole lifetime ago. Unfortunately(?), I've lost my save files for both, so I'm gonna have to replay all of it, which I have mixed feelings on considering the big choices I made back in the day. I heard good things about the final season though, so I'm fairly excited to eventually get there.
I bought KRZ last week. Looking forward to playing all of it one episode a day next week!
Oh yeah I also bought The Walking Dead: Definitive Edition earlier this month. I've only played S1 and 2, and that was a whole lifetime ago. Unfortunately(?), I've lost my save files for both, so I'm gonna have to replay all of it, which I have mixed feelings on considering the big choices I made back in the day. I heard good things about the final season though, so I'm fairly excited to eventually get there.
final season is fantastic, best thing telltale ever did
tbh you could just play that, season three is decent but it's more of a stand alone story and Clem's involvement is minimal, and iirc TFS has a choice recreation thingy that will also remind you of s1 and 2's events
Is it bad that, after seeing their somewhat muted reaction to Shadow Hearts on Demo Derby I now have a desire to seek out the Shadow Hearts series? I dunno, it was a reminder that there used to be a bunch of mid-budget JRPGs that in the PS1/PS2 era that did weird shit.
...aaaand one brief eBay glance later, that might be expensive.
...aaaand one brief eBay glance later, that might be expensive.
man, shadow hearts 1 was expensive when I got into the series a little while after sh2 came out lol
but I lucked out and was able to buy my blockbuster's barely used copy for a good price
wheres the sing star stream on schedule
since its closing this week
since its closing this week
it would work
Uchikoshi bullshit for Vinny, cop procedural for Alex
AND eyes being gouged out? yakuza involvement? yeah, that's an Alex
oh yeah and Date's english actor was also Yagami lmao
oh yeah and Date's english actor was also Yagami lmao
i wanna see the directors cut
but noooo it's gotta be behind some stupid exclusivity garbage
i mean i already bought the whole collection, so i'm just gonna play through all of it! also, i want to have my heart stomped on repeatedly anyway.
Yeah, that's one of the reasons I didn't buy it when it came out. That plus no 4K disc which makes no fucking sense because that movie is gorgeous.
Edit: Actually, thinking about it more I wonder if the director's cut would fix some of the issues I had...
Edit 2: It doesn't.
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They are good. Amusingly enough the worst one is the one they played a demo of.
oh lol, I didn't catch that the other was yours, congrats
though again I'll say: lmao at that being picked when I wrote it at the last minute, at like 6 in the morning, after barely getting sleep for several nights including that one
...though given some of the ones picked for other games, I sorta wonder if they just didn't have many good options?
For as much as I love making poor financial decisions, especially in regards to impulse purchasing video games late at night, there's something about "These 19-to-15-year-old PS2 JRPGs are going for an average of $50 each" that manages to give me pause. It's even worse, because I totally remember seeing both Shadow Hearts and Covenant at a shady-ass mom-and-pop used game/media store only a few months ago, but I no longer live in the area.
Of course, given that half the video games that were going to come out in the first months of this year have been delayed, I'm now genuinely considering going down a weird retro rabbit hole because that makes sense in my brain.
Or I could finally just start playing Trails in the Sky, because that's a game I already own on a platform that doesn't require me to dig out my PS2.
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