
joemul
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Ignore how expertly they take everyone out - the clip taps into the relentlessness of that level. At no point do you feel like you’re in control. It’s brilliantly executed.
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That vid brilliantly captures that level. It's magnificent.
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It’s Sergeant Pepper’s
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Footie games. They’re all Shiite these days and have been for some time now.
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Genuine one for me: about 10 years ago I was driving back from the Lake District on a Sunday morning. There was me and a mate in the front seats and a load of camping gear in the back seats & boot. Doing 70 & the motorway was completely empty apart from a car just ahead of me in the inside Lane. I was int he middle Lane. for absolutely not reason the car swerve into my Lane as I was passing them. I had to quickly veer right and the car started to snake in that way that you often see culminating in a barrel roll. now absolutely nothing in your d
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Ian Dunt going on about ‘Y: The Last Man’ on Twitter over the weekend.
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Mine is horrendous as a disc player. Imagine PS4 at its worst, then make it louder.
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Wow. Cheers bud!
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This thread has helped me acclimatise to the game. I came to it yesterday straight after finishing 1 and 2 & I was bouncing off it after the first 5 or 6 hours. the main reason was the combat. It just seemed a huge step back from the previous game. From reading the thread it doesn’t seem as basic as it first appeared to though so I’m approaching it with a new mindset. I’ve accepted the new Ryo model, but I don’t think I’ll ever accept the new Shenhua model. The old one was much better IMO.
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I tihnk the likes of Fallout have somewhat spoiled open world games for me. Playing Red Red straight after Fallout 3 defiinitely removed some of the magic of RDR for me.
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Yeah combat is superb and the best thing about the game by some margin. Surprisingly i found the world itself quite a slog - it just felt like the setting had so much potential but it was largely an empty space with a few small town areas. Would have been great to bump into more small holdings, groups living in remote areas, and a load of quest lines or just more life being lived....
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I’m just finishing Shenmue 2. I like to think the ps5 SSD has made those bloody qte sections almost bearable thanks to the speed of reload. what the hell, Suzuki!!?
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I’m half way through Shenmue 2 for the first time since it’s Dreamcast release. managed to bag a ps5 last week so continuing the save from the PS4. be t up absolutely had to be Shenmue 3 but after that I can’t decide between: Days Gone Ghost of Tsushima Demons Souls remake im not one of those peoples who can have more than one game on the go at any one time either.
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Shenmue first time since buying it at launch for Dreamcast*. Wow - so many moments of nostalgia. The game itself is basically a walking simulator but it’s just so charming and committed to the snapshot of Japanese life it wanted to convey. I was surprised how much I enjoyed the forklift truck job - so therapeutic. Also highlight of my gaming year was winning the final race. I’ve waited 20+ years to win one of those. Now playing Shenmue 2. The city is brilliantly done. *still sadly missed
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Mines arrived. does psvr work ok with the ps5? I’ve got the camera adaptor.