drahkon

Didn't you get the memo? You aren't allowed laugh about anything anymore

Here's the thing:

Play through it no matter what. Even if you don't like how the game handles Route B, keep playing. Even if you have to power through, keep playing.

Not a good start if you take reviews for granted. Currently at 60 on both metacritic (32 reviews) and opencritic (26 reviews). I'm very interested to see how many people bought/will buy the game. Edit: Just seen that the game is being sold for 40€ on release day in Germany. Wow.

Finished Steam World Dig 2 just now. Lovely game. Combat was a little on the weak side but the rest was very enjoyable. Getting the Platinum is a no-go right now, though. There are four challenges to beat during a playthrough and for one trophy you have to get the best rating for every challenge in one playthrough. And lo and behold: One of the challenges is "finish the game in under four hours". So no, I will not do a 100% speedrun of this game in the near future Next up: Far Cry New Dawn and Sky Force Reloaded.

You can bet your sweet ass that Sony declined.

To add to the previous post: Whether you like him or not. You can't deny the impact he had.

Tell me about it. I've "settled" for two games (Steamworld Dig 2, Far Cry New Dawn) but noooooooooooooo, I just had to buy Sky Force Reloaded because it's on sale. Mind you, it's a fun game but come on drahkon. Get your shit together No more new games until I've finished all three. ...

I see. Haven't really encountered the problems mentioned in the video on my PS4. I actually never noticed the music bug But I'msure I'll get annoyed next time I'll play it. Thanks

That is simply beautiful. What would the bad version of FFIX be?

Hopefully. Sony needs to get out of the little bubble they've created over the past 3-4 years. Yes, they've been hugely successful on their own but it's obvious that the industry and some of its big players are moving closer towards each other. And if Sony won't join in...well, they have a lot to lose.

Can you stop pouring salt on the wound? Anyway, I'm pretty indifferent to Reggie's retirement.

Brilliant move. Dedicated creators will definitely jump in early and, well, create. The game will market itself during early access with the inevitable streams and YouTube videos. Once the game gets its full release, people who buy it will immediately have a broad array of content to play through.

As far as I know, it's a remake of the original, i.e. Steins;Gate.

Ohhh, congrats @nightwolf

Haven't seen the game but apparently our defense was really good...happy to hear that. Here's hoping that we can get a win at home

So, I was looking through my PSVita library because I'm still searching for a game that I can focus on aside from Apex Legends and Crypt of the Necrodancer (the game's fucking me up...I cannot, for the life of me, finish even one zone with a particular character; normal time, can't miss a bit or you're dead, weapons don't spawn) and found out that I bought Steam World Dig 2 last December. Decided to give it a go... aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand... It's awesome Very fun mechanics. Think I found that one game I've been looking for.

With our defense right now a 2-0 win for Liverpool wouldn't be that bad Really hope we can score at least one away goal. At home there's always room for a comeback.

Well, I disagree. Anyway, just happy the devs are back with a new game. Gonna be interesting to see how they handle an RPG.

I agree it's not for everyone but it definitely isn't shit. Well, maybe subjectively; but objectively it's pretty darn good. Impeccable gameplay.

The developers of Furi (the game that nobody here played...I hate you all...go buy Crypt of the Necrodancer) are back. From the first second I knew that this is Danger. Glad to have him back on a game. His tracks in Furi (and his music in general) are amazing.

Well, I'm not a big fan of Metroidvanias but some of them I do enjoy. Chasm, however, I wouldn't touch again with a stick. I'd say it's mediocre at best. For Metroidvania enthusiasts it could be a good choice, though.

I deleted it. Good God, this is some bad game design. I can get behind some backtracking in Metroidvanias but Chasm is just annoying. Even the shortcuts don't help alleviate the tedium of it. You have to go to a specific room, enter a portal to reach a different version of that room, then leave that room through a door (which you have to remember where it leads, because there is no indication anywhere) and then you are still a million miles away of where you have to go because there aren't even a lot of shortcuts to begin with.

Probably won't be able to watch Liverpool - Bayern Munich tonight. But to be honest...with our recent performance I expect a loss. Not sure how Liverpool's doing these days but we aren't anywhere near our standard. We may have won the last few games but it's always been close.

Doesn't matter that Sony's first party support for the PSVita has been horrendous (i.e. pretty much non-existent), the handheld will always be my favourite gaming device (until a PSVita 2 will be released...so...). I remember ordering one two months after its European release (which was 7 years ago!). Played Uncharted: Golden Abyss, Motor Storm RC, Escape Plan and Wipeout 2048. I never actually finished those games (I simply wasn't feeling them) and traded the physical ones in pretty soon. For a while I didn't use the Vita. Until the Indie Scene started to pick up the support that Sony dropped. And it was amazing. So many great games got to see a release on the handheld...pure bliss for me. Especially with all the rogue-likes coming out There are so many gems on the system that (while admittedly also available on other platforms) felt weirdly at home on the device. Spelunky Darkest Dungeon Downwell FEZ Axiom Verge Shovel Knight Hotline Miami 1 and 2 ... Just a few examples. And don't get me started on the JRPGs. There are quite a lot I still have to play. It's a shame that the PSVita didn't sell well and in turn made Sony drop out of the handheld market probably forever. It's such a wonderful device. Aside from the terrible sticks (that you get used to after a while, though) and the touchscreen on the back its design is top-notch. It feels great to hold (although, experiences may vary with these kinds of things), touch screen (front) is a neat little addition (a little underused in games, sadly) and the buttons...my goodness are they good. Probably the best D-Pad I've ever used and that "click" when pressing a button...lovely A while ago I decided to hack my PSVita to have my SNES and GB(A) collection readily available via emulation (yes, not entirely legal - I think - but I do own all the games I have on my Vita). Didn't know what a gold mine would open up. There are so many plug-ins available, it's unreal. overclocking is possible - makes for smoother gameplay with some games an easy way to capture screenshots change resolution for certain games battery percentage indicator (why Sony never implemented this themselves, I will never understand) easy way to switch between accounts (no need to format the memory card every time) and most importantly: SD2Vita - being able to use a microSD card instead of the ultra expensive official cards is incredible I won't use any of the plugins/programs that are used to acquire games illegally, though. Never have, and never will. I love my Vita