PLASTICA-MAN
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This cross play sounds very nice: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1197036&highlight=gdc
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STEAM | March 2016 - This thread is badass
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Kurt Russell
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Nice
So good.
Arthea, did you get to 4k already? Because if you didn't, then you know which game can get you over the edge
Did you miss the message she gave you in the beginning?
the message!?
Jawmuncher
Member
Pretty sure I can talk about this now. The game is a lot of fun, and I'm not even a moba guy. I was enjoying myself just trying the classes and playing against the CPU. My only complaint was matches felt a bit long.
Stop lying, BloodBorne isn't on XBO.
the one on the small ship before you crash onto the Ishimura.
It's literally the intro.
Lol, yeah, that's why I was avoiding it since last week's announcement.
ashecitism
Member
Yeah, your NDA got lifted sometimes today.
How long? The short match times actually put me off of most of these new MOBAish things. So long as there is character progression that doesn't bottom out right away I actually prefer Dota's tendency towards 35-45 minute matches.
Jawmuncher
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All my matches were about 30 minutes. I never fully maxed my character while playing in a match either.
AHA-Lambda
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That sounds great. Much more interested in this now.
corrosivefrost
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BlazBlue
People don't play fighting games on xbox.
ghostlight_ross
Ghostlight
Just thought I'd pop in to let you all know that we now have a Way of the Samurai 3 release date. 23rd March priced at $19.99 with a 20% launch discount.
More details and 2 trailers can be found in the most recent Ghostlight blog
http://blog.ghostlight.uk.com/post/way-of-the-samurai-3-to-be-released-23rd-march
More details and 2 trailers can be found in the most recent Ghostlight blog
http://blog.ghostlight.uk.com/post/way-of-the-samurai-3-to-be-released-23rd-march
Haven't posted anything in a while but have I mentioned yet how great Underrail is?
Like superb duperb great. It's ridiculous playing this back-to-back with Fallout 4: it's basically everything that Fallout 4 was and wasn't (at least so far, first ~10 hours).
Disclaimer: I really love (especially) Fallout 2 but this isn't nostalgia talking: I only finished Fallout 2 first time in something like 2013.
TL;DR: Read the above then buy Underrail
i want to play underrail but i can't really fit another huge rpg in my life
i just can't
I'm assuming it's the original not the new version? Page doesn't work properly on my tablet.
NingenJanai
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I see they basically copied Guardians of the Galaxy art style and even some characters... disgusting.
I love Guardians of the Galaxy
someguyinahat
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No, finishing the community centre.
Yeah, it is.
Jawmuncher
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How long do we have to wait on Japan to announce the next GL release lol.
The_Super_Inframan
"the journey to a thousand games ends with bad rats. ~Lao Tzu" ~Gabe Newell
not sure if these where already posted
BundleStars Playlist Bundle
https://www.bundlestars.com/en/bundle/playlist-bundle
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Indiegala Monday Bundle #102
https://www.indiegala.com/monday
BundleStars Playlist Bundle
https://www.bundlestars.com/en/bundle/playlist-bundle
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Indiegala Monday Bundle #102
https://www.indiegala.com/monday
O..Okay...
sounds like a interesting docu imo
For you an interesting documentary, for me childhood.
Honestly though, for anyone's interested, looking at the trailer the translation seems to be all right.
The_Super_Inframan
"the journey to a thousand games ends with bad rats. ~Lao Tzu" ~Gabe Newell
A Fish Aficionado
I am going to make it through this year if it kills me
So iconic.
ghostlight_ross
Ghostlight
The next one shouldn't be too far away in theory, but you never can tell.
ThirtyFour
Member
I'm glad I'm not the only one who saw it. There were at least three I saw who could be the main members of the GotG.
It's not necessarily a bad thing, it just stuck out to me.
MMBosstones86
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Close the thread now. It can't get better.
The_Super_Inframan
"the journey to a thousand games ends with bad rats. ~Lao Tzu" ~Gabe Newell
For you an interesting documentary, for me childhood.
Honestly though, for anyone's interested, looking at the trailer the translation seems to be all right.
I thought as much, always fun to see how things where handled in other country's back then
A film about the German videogame/PC magazine scene in the 80s and 90s would be great too... to relive my childhood
Haven't posted anything in a while but have I mentioned yet how great Underrail is?
Like superb duperb great. It's ridiculous playing this back-to-back with Fallout 4: it's basically everything that Fallout 4 was and wasn't (at least so far, first ~10 hours).
Disclaimer: I really love (especially) Fallout 2 but this isn't nostalgia talking: I only finished Fallout 2 first time in something like 2013.
TL;DR: Read the above then buy Underrail
yo
this guy knows what he's talking about
underrail is the best rpg in years
Is it really surprising, though? I mean, PC users throw up an even bigger uproar when they lose a game to another system. Imagine getting a game announced for your system of choice, seeing it run and play on it, getting the hype rolling to play it on your system, then boom, it get localized, but the system you game on is left out. What's more, it gets a port to another system which would need more work. The port by itself is a good thing, but couple it with the choice of one of the two systems it was made on being left out? Yeah, I'd get why some are upset. And of course, some Vita users don't have a PS4 or a capable PC.
It was a joke bruh
Thought it might have been.
Awesome, been following this game and reading that cleared any doubts I could haveHaven't posted anything in a while but have I mentioned yet how great Underrail is?
Like superb duperb great. It's ridiculous playing this back-to-back with Fallout 4: it's basically everything that Fallout 4 was and wasn't (at least so far, first ~10 hours).
Disclaimer: I really love (especially) Fallout 2 but this isn't nostalgia talking: I only finished Fallout 2 first time in something like 2013.
TL;DR: Read the above then buy Underrail
(almost zero)
Damn, so many RPGs and so little time
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
I'll say this: it's a dollar, but a dollar often gets you the lowest tier of a bundle.
I didn't enjoy this game. I played it in co-op with a friend who I play most of my co-op games with and have good times, regardless of relative game quality, and I didn't enjoy it.
If you look at the OT for the game, you'll find a lot of people praising many aspects of the gameplay, which is a bit of a shock for me as just about everything people were praising were things I especially hated. Chief among them, and I'm somewhat of a stickler with this one, your character's movement through space.
There are a few design schools when it comes to platforming physics, but I generally reduce them down to this: S/NES-era and PS1-era. S/NES-era is best embodied by many of the best Japanese platforming games that offer tight, responsive controls. PS1-era is represented by European platformers that rely on more forgiving physics to traverse the environment, or what is often pejoratively called "floaty."
With those two on either end of the spectrum, Outland is closer to the PS1-era design philosophy. It isn't as bad as some of the worst offenders, but it lacks the responsiveness I except from my platformers.
Beyond that, I don't think the gameplay gimmick (again, often used as a pejorative, but is not my intent here) is ever really explored in a satisfying way. Once you gain your main abilities, you basically use them in exactly the same way for hours and hours.
Also, the difficulty of the game is not from challenging platforming or skilled combat, but generally recognizing enemy patterns and slowly, slowly whittling down their health. The game is a constant battle of attrition and it's design decisions often mean you'll intentionally die just to get the health boost from a checkpoint. That's just bad design.
However, my opinions are my own here and have been somewhat generalized and intensified in the months since playing it, so your mileage may vary.
ussjtrunks
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The question is are we gonna get way of the samurai 1&2 aswell?
jaundicejuice
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While I can't promise that this would be the best quarter you've ever spent, Out There Somewhere is easily going to be one of the best quarters you've ever spent on a game. The game is short but sweet. It will only clock you about an hour to complete it, but it's worth playing through a few times to 100%. It takes some obvious cues from Metroid and Cave Story but has some pretty inventive platforming with its teleportation gun. Totally worth checking out.
freshVeggie
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Our videos of Kôna
Atmospheric exploration adventure with a lot of voiced dialogue and a lot of gameplay mechanics (driving, map, flashlight, crowbar, camera) which make it stand out among "pure" walking simulators.
Atmospheric exploration adventure with a lot of voiced dialogue and a lot of gameplay mechanics (driving, map, flashlight, crowbar, camera) which make it stand out among "pure" walking simulators.
morningbus wrote a long and well-reasoned post.
I'll just tell you that Outland is great and a blast in coop. Sure, it's not as tight in terms of controls as something like Ori is, but it is predictable and consistent.
Also, I enjoyed the gimmick. It's Ikaruga for platformers, what could go wrong?
I'll just tell you that Outland is great and a blast in coop. Sure, it's not as tight in terms of controls as something like Ori is, but it is predictable and consistent.
Also, I enjoyed the gimmick. It's Ikaruga for platformers, what could go wrong?
someguyinahat
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A map is a gameplay mechanic?
While I can't promise that this would be the best quarter you've ever spent, Out There Somewhere is easily going to be one of the best quarters you've ever spent on a game. The game is short but sweet. It will only clock you about an hour to complete it, but it's worth playing through a few times to 100%. It takes soem obvious cues from Metroid and Cave Story but has some pretty inventive platforming with its teleportation gun. Totally worth checking out.
Huh, I already own it. Part of a bundle in early access maybe?
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