I fucking hate the camera in this game. I'm normally one to just "deal with it," but I am getting so frustrated. I feel like I'm fighting the camera all the time!
Also, playing TLG in 4K (1890P) with HDR is simply sublime.
Just beat it. What a magical game even with the jank.
Ending spoiler:
Sending Trico away was the hardest part of the game for me..
Played a couple of hours...there really is nothing else like Ueda's creations...this is not a game I'm playing - I'm being offered a chance to peek into another world and interact with another living being.
The ost is really great. And short...
I don't think I've seen it posted yet, but the TLG First Press edition is absolutely delightful. Bless Sony for keeping it in a resealable packet, they did the same thing with Bloodborne's Old Hunter's Edition. My neurotic collector heart thanks you.
Ueda's Material Book is lovely, and has objects/places/media of meaning to him in the front of the book, and art work/info in the back. I didn't know he was a fan of Breaking Bad/Laputa/Gladiator+LotR soundtrack, etc. (Someone correct me if I'm wrong with the intention behind the material book, my kanji is atrocious.)
I haven't gotten to start TLG yet, but that's exactly what I've felt when watching videos/reviews of the game, but couldn't really put it into words. You articulated that exact sentiment beautifully, and I can't wait to step into Trico's world myself.
I don't think I've seen it posted yet, but the TLG First Press edition is absolutely delightful. Bless Sony for keeping it in a resealable packet, they did the same thing with Bloodborne's Old Hunter's Edition. My neurotic collector heart thanks you.
Ueda's Material Book is lovely, and has objects/places/media of meaning to him in the front of the book, and art work/info in the back. I didn't know he was a fan of Breaking Bad/Laputa/Gladiator+LotR soundtrack, etc. (Someone correct me if I'm wrong with the intention behind the material book, my kanji is atrocious.)
after you go outdoors for the first time and things are bright and colorful and windy.. It's stunning. I can't remember the last time a video game impressed me like this.
I don't think I've seen it posted yet, but the TLG First Press edition is absolutely delightful. Bless Sony for keeping it in a resealable packet, they did the same thing with Bloodborne's Old Hunter's Edition. My neurotic collector heart thanks you.
Ueda's Material Book is lovely, and has objects/places/media of meaning to him in the front of the book, and art work/info in the back. I didn't know he was a fan of Breaking Bad/Laputa/Gladiator+LotR soundtrack, etc. (Someone correct me if I'm wrong with the intention behind the material book, my kanji is atrocious.)
I haven't gotten to start TLG yet, but that's exactly what I've felt when watching videos/reviews of the game, but couldn't really put it into words. You articulated that exact sentiment beautifully, and I can't wait to step into Trico's world myself.
Really not liking FF15, Trico pls save me on Friday.
Boo this man!
What do I do to get Trico to eat? Lol. Sometimes I'll throw a bucket at him and it just bonks his foot, and when I set it in front of him he just kinda looks at it.
What do I do to get Trico to eat? Lol. Sometimes I'll throw a bucket at him and it just bonks his foot, and when I set it in front of him he just kinda looks at it.
I'm not even finished yet (what % in is) and this is probably my favorite game ever made.getting the shield back?
That prior segment is just incredibleI'm not even finished yet (what % in is) and this is probably my favorite game ever made.getting the shield back?
Are you guys playing on default sensitivity for the camera? Definitely bump it up to almost full. That plus using L1 to target Trico has basically eliminated all camera issues for me.
^ I'm so tempted to click on those black bars. You can make the kid ???
^ I'm so tempted to click on those black bars. You can make the kid ???
unless you're a total stickler for just not knowing any little detail, I say go ahead and look, it's no big deal rly, just a neat detail
Just finished it. Excellent game, and as for the ending.still holding back man tears
Can't believe it turned out this well. Both this and FFXV are huge surprises in the games that take forever and didn't suck category. Quite the opposite for this one at least -- I think I like it more than both Ico and SotC. Had some aggravating camera/technical problems, but god damn.
YupGames don't suck because they took a really long time to make. They suck because they were mismanaged and probably changed hands a bunch of times with no real vision in place. There's nothing inherent about long development cycles that says the game can't be good, especially when the devs behind them are legit.