Wut? I only finished one and I started it last year lol.
The fuck?
Deadly Premonition PC port. Fucking glorious.
Now I got this shit: Crash at the beginning of Chapter 9 corrupts save file (Pcgamingwiki)
There goes my plan to 100% this game. My 15 hour save with a lot of side missions got fucked.
Edit: Found a save files that has a bit more done, so I'll try to cobble up something together. But still how did this shit get past QA, I have no idea.
I play too many open-ended games for completions to really mean something...
The perils of strategy gaming.
The fuck?
Of come on, totally doable in two months if you actively seek out short games.
It's remarkable that it even runs. I'm guessing the code base is so bad that it took them like a day or two before release to just getting it to compile.I don't think they had the budget for QA.
After all controversy (reminds me FF12 a lot) from being GOTY and worst game ever, I now really interested in playing FF15. So yeah, you make that port real good, SE.
how many are you at? I haven't seen your post in 52 games thread.
It's remarkable that it even runs. I'm guessing the code base is so bad that it took them like a day or two before release to just getting it to compile.
Not with a family no.Of come on, totally doable in two months if you actively seek out short games.
Nearing 40 completed games for this year @o@.
Note to self: play more arcade games that are available legally on current gen platforms.
I don't think they had the budget for QA.
Not too excited for this one, but glad to see its existence at the very least.
Same, mostly because I haven't found an FF game I can either stick with or like. The obvious answer would be to start with XII and push through, but I keep wondering if I should just wait for the remaster when it inevitably comes to PC. There are other games in the series that probably serve as a good starting point as well, so I'll have to look into that some time.
Same, mostly because I haven't found an FF game I can either stick with or like. The obvious answer would be to start with XII and push through, but I keep wondering if I should just wait for the remaster when it inevitably comes to PC. There are other games in the series that probably serve as a good starting point as well, so I'll have to look into that some time.
wait, why you wrote nothing about Technobabylon, I see you like it a lot, tell me more
I'm not writing reviews.
Technobabylon is great though, highly recommended. Better than Primorida, better than Resonance, better than Blackwell games.
if you don't mind older games, as usual I suggest starting with FF5 or even FF4. FF5 has better gameplay, but FF4 is a remake, not particularly good or anything, but still a remake.
If not, FF9 is very good entry to series, and basically everybody likes it.
Who cares about FF XV, World of Final Fantasy is what we need.
I agree with Oipic on this one, short games or not 37 and 40 in two months is a lot
Even while playing shorter games I have to take some breaks and rarely can finish a game in one sit, there are not that many exceptions. So yeah, nice work Rhak and Tizoc. That scary backlog is in real danger at this rate.
yes im sure the 2.6k games (and thats after I did some trimming recently) in my "not played category" are shaking in their boots
Who cares about FF XV, World of Final Fantasy is what we need.
Yeah, you are totally right on that one!
But as Dr.Acula put it earlier in this thread, metroidvania was first used within the castlevania franchise to differentiate games like Portrait of Ruin and Order of Ecclesia from the other more traditional casltevania games.
Then people started using it to refer to other games that followed the metroid school of design and it has now replaced the term metroid-like. So if you want to describe a game that is more like SOTN you now have to call it an Iga-vania i guess?
So it turns out my viking lord only had a mild case of rabies and was able to live a full and healthy extra twelve-ish months.
But don't worry, he used that precious time to do some good for the realm.
Ah, what a wonderful legacy.
I stopped playing Brutal Legend during the first real RTS segment.
What a weird mishmash of genres.
I am more hyped about FF15 on pc because it might mean the free Beat em up might show up too xD
the time will come where theres a drought of releases im interested in and ill fire up that game on my backlog.
I heard that beat em up game ain't too good. :/
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FF12 is my favorite FF game and I definitely recommend you check it when the remaster hits PC.Same, mostly because I haven't found an FF game I can either stick with or like. The obvious answer would be to start with XII and push through, but I keep wondering if I should just wait for the remaster when it inevitably comes to PC. There are other games in the series that probably serve as a good starting point as well, so I'll have to look into that some time.
I haven't beaten a single game in 2017 yet...
what game is that
I haven't beaten a single game in 2017 yet...
I think I might be only person in the world that likes the RTS in Brutal Legend.
In fact
can I suggest Atelier Sophie to be first?