salazar547
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Do not buy MKX on Steam, is not a very good port, the netcode is terrible and some of the newest characters arent available in that version
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STEAM | July 2016 - Post Sale Hauls, Post Sale Blues
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Do not buy MKX on Steam, is not a very good port, the netcode is terrible and some of the newest characters arent available in that version
That news about a mini NES with 30 games is so epic. Most genuine thing Nintendo has done in a very long time. I think I might have to pick it up. Just hard to pass up on such a delicious little nugget.
What if the game is cheap on sale and you only want to play the singleplayer story?
Still not worth it?
What if the game is cheap on sale and you only want to play the singleplayer story?
Still not worth it?
PepsimanVsJoe
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probably not.
I have the previous NRS PC ports (MK9 & Injustice).
MK9 runs fine, but Injustice has constant hitching no matter how low I have the settings, MKX is apparently even worse.
salazar547
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if you want it only for the story and your pc is good enough to run it properly ( probably around the recommended specs not less ) then yeah buy it
Listen to this man, he knows what's important.
If the last two ports are any indication, there will be a new Sega port in November and that's still way off.
Yep.
Meh, it's ok. I never got very far, but I remember that the controls suck and the upgrade system was really stupid.
Actually, it was three doctors. Get your facts straight.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
I'm not a stupid person. I know this.
But I am too stupid for Snakebird.
But I am too stupid for Snakebird.
I also gave up on that game. It's well designed and really cute, but my brain doesn't work the way the age wants it to.
Tizoc
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Large Professor
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On which puzzle are you stuck?
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lol, i only played a bit of the original hl1 many years ago, maybe i should play it sometime, only playing black mesa cuz graphics
edit - nevermind, was already shared in an older bumped thread.
I created three giveaways (spare Digital Homicide games) for Galagiveaway, and the giveaway disappeared, they are not under my created giveaways anymore. I don't think they got deleted, since the site is full of garbage games from Gleam.io, but the fact is I lost those three keys. Yeah, they were crappy games, but they were games I could give away anyway.
ramoisdead
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Snakebird does make me feel stupid. Still, I'll give the game another go. I did feel smart when I solved some puzzles.
pretty done
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Yea I was making a bad joke about how MKXL isn't on Steam. Doubt I'll ever buy a new copy of a NRS/WB game after that fiasco. Ed Boon is human garbage.
I'm Veteran and still feel like I really suck at Rocket League. I wouldn't worry about it.
PetriP-TNT
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Holy fuck at INSIDE's ending section, brialliant
buy me a copy and we'll see :V
I started playing Deus Ex Human Revolution again (first time i played maybe 1-2 hours and then stopped). I decided to play original version not Director's Cut evn though i am doing stealth and no kill playthrough, i also decided to use ENB and play in 1440p downsampled. You can check difference between original and ENB here
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/178876
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/178877
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/178876
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/178877
illusionary
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I think that War For the Overworld has finally hit the right price for me - it's today's featured game over at chrono.gg. 75% off makes it $7.50.. being UK-based. that's not quite as good a price for me as it should be, given the state of Sterling's exchange rates right now, but sub-£6 is still a very decent price.
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illusionary
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The installer should set a roll-back point in case of any issues and from what I've seen the upgrade is generally fairly painless, but it can't hurt at least to take an external backup of any important documents. If you can readily do a full system backup by all means do so, but I wouldn't worry too much about it going wrong.
I should get UNIEL.
Have you tried something easier to put you in the right mood?
Jelly no Puzzle?
DROD: Second Sky?
Beatmania IIDX?
Ghostmaster
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Man, finally getting into the late game chapters of Danganronpa 2, after finishing Danganronpa 1.
And after thinking that the Hangman game was the most boring, but at least harmless and quick, of all the minigames in the first game, I can't believe they double downed on it and made it even more tedious and boring in the sequel.
Why Chunsoft? WHY?
And after thinking that the Hangman game was the most boring, but at least harmless and quick, of all the minigames in the first game, I can't believe they double downed on it and made it even more tedious and boring in the sequel.
Why Chunsoft? WHY?
Dangan1>2 overall IMO
Ghostmaster
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Yeah, I tend to agree so far.
Too much attention is being given to a certain character.
On the one hand it makes sense since he is the most different compared to the cast of the first game, but on the other it definitely seems to come at the expense of the development and characterization of other characters.
The first game also had a bit of favoritism towards kyro../kiri..(kirigiri?) - pink haired girl, but never to this degree.
Started and finished Inside. Game 14 of this year.
It's pretty cool, but maybe not $20 cool. More like $15 cool.
It's pretty cool, but maybe not $20 cool. More like $15 cool.
You were the blob all along.
A blood sacrifice in Phil Spencer's name.
illusionary
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Just played through the first campaign mission in War for the Overworld - yep, this feels suitably Dungeon Keeper to me. Hopefully the rest of the game will play hold up in the same way.
LurkerPrime
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Finished Risen 3. I don't think it had an ending? Anyways, terrible game. Even Dragon Age: Inquisition has more going on than Risen 3, although they're both equally broken, malformed games when taken as a whole.
Looking beyond all of R3's mechanical problems, its single biggest issue is a complete lack of consequence. Combat is bland and straightforward, with no variation of any kind (outside of the occasional spell); exploration is a mere dispensory of meaningless loot or XP; level-up progression is an adventure in maintaining the status quo; and the acting is mediocre, while the story/writing feel like they belong in a different game. All of this manifests in an open world where you progression through a linear path of half a dozen things to do and accomplish only what you are told. It is essentially a sandbox that you spend your entire time emptying rather than playing around in.
Risen 2 felt like it had the potential to be something more. Risen 3, meanwhile, just feels like an obligation.
An open world devoid of purpose; a myriad of half-conceptualised ideas and mechanics; a painfully dull and straightforward script and acting--all this and nothing else awaits in Risen 3 - Titan Lords.
Here's a Sonic Boom longplay instead. Cheaper for both of us.
Achieved on CryEngine.
I was super interested in WftO as a DK successor but ended up refunding it. Was a bit of a weird thing where it didn't feel faithful enough to DK but also not enough of its own thing. It just kinda felt... wrong. (I suppose I should go back and actually play DK1/2 to find out how faithful I actually wanted it to be. Maybe some day.)
Looking beyond all of R3's mechanical problems, its single biggest issue is a complete lack of consequence. Combat is bland and straightforward, with no variation of any kind (outside of the occasional spell); exploration is a mere dispensory of meaningless loot or XP; level-up progression is an adventure in maintaining the status quo; and the acting is mediocre, while the story/writing feel like they belong in a different game. All of this manifests in an open world where you progression through a linear path of half a dozen things to do and accomplish only what you are told. It is essentially a sandbox that you spend your entire time emptying rather than playing around in.
Risen 2 felt like it had the potential to be something more. Risen 3, meanwhile, just feels like an obligation.
An open world devoid of purpose; a myriad of half-conceptualised ideas and mechanics; a painfully dull and straightforward script and acting--all this and nothing else awaits in Risen 3 - Titan Lords.
Here's a Sonic Boom longplay instead. Cheaper for both of us.
Achieved on CryEngine.
Curious to hear your thoughts as you progress.
I was super interested in WftO as a DK successor but ended up refunding it. Was a bit of a weird thing where it didn't feel faithful enough to DK but also not enough of its own thing. It just kinda felt... wrong. (I suppose I should go back and actually play DK1/2 to find out how faithful I actually wanted it to be. Maybe some day.)
uncredited male
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Beat FEAR 2. Have to do the DLC and then on to 3.
The game was so bloated.
The game was so bloated.
ramoisdead
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It will. The question is when.
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Tried to help you man:
I would have deleted Snake Bird from your library for you.
salazar547
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probably when a new version is announced :v
UcchedavÄda
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The DLC for FEAR 2 is pretty fun, though rather short.
As for FEAR 3, I don't know if it exist, and I couldn't find anything back when I played it myself, but I would strongly recommend trying to find a way to turn off the high-score / pseudo-achievement popups that the game constantly throws at you. You can't take five steps without the game telling you that you are X head-shots / ammo-pickups / kills with weapon Z / seconds spent in slow-mo from getting yet another score bonus.
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