Kevvy Metal

“Kevvy Metal and his mad mates”? Maybe I should form and lead a rock band with the fellow posters who enjoyed the film! That’s somewhat uncalled for? Jon, you’re just as bad at dealing out snidey shit that you evidently don’t enjoy being on the receiving end of, and this is a terrible derailing from an interesting post from K on Revenge of the Sith. I really kinda enjoy ROTS even though it’s just as badly put together and just as strange as all the other prequel films. Nothing wrong with enjoying something that’s quite crap.

...and everyone is playing the Switch version?

I do buy Yakuza games day 1 at full price to show my support for the release of the series in the west but I've got a lot of them to go through. They will get played so I wouldn't just buy something that I never intended on playing. I've played through Yakuza 1 on PS2 when it came out and some of both Yakuza 2 and Yakuza 3.. then processed to buy day one - Yakuza 4, Yakuza 5, Yakuza Zero, Yakuza Kiwami and Yakuza 6. I'm currently playing Yakuza Zero with the intention of playing through them all.

Do it with the stick, that's what the game was originally designed to use.

I want this, but I've heard the Switch version is a bit sketchy. I'd prefer it on Switch to PS4.

Is it not the case that Sony still owns the cinematic rights to Spider-man, but struck up a deal to have Spider-man now part of the MCU, but they still retain the rights to make off-shoots -- like Venom, Silver & Black -- therefore piggy-backing off the MCU to a degree?

I'd say likely not, as their credits where ripped out the Wii version.

Pretty much this. Also -- like a lot of Japanese games -- there's a visual novel / Manga element to it, so it's sometimes meant to be slower paced and narrative based. I'd recommend people just went with the flow of it and try to enjoy it for what it is, rather than mashing a button and screaming at the screen because you don't like the text and talking heads.

If I remember, back in the day.. I defo got this game on US import, so I had it and had finished it before the PAL release... and of course loved it as it's one of the best Zelda inspired adventure games going. The rllmuk thread even back then was pages and pages of complaints about the into text speed and the unskipable nature of it. People dropping the game right at the intro because it was fast paced enough.

How much of it did you play? I'm assuming not much. It is a long game, almost like a trilogy of games stuck together... and it keeps getting better the more you dig into it.

Forget the negs, it's more annoying than anything. But I do find it so fascinating that TLJ is just so divisive. It's not a just lukewarm response -- which is my feelings on Solo -- but a real split divide. I find it really odd as I've never kinda been a part of that... where there's a film that I totally love that's disliked to strongly by others. I don't understand why anyone would not see TLJ for what I think it is -- but that's subjectivity for you, some people on this forum love it the same way I do and a lot really don't. It's just all really odd, and interesting. Most divisive things I've thought to be a bit "meh" and not understood the polarizing so much.

I hope it's an Adventure mode.

103 stages. Fucking nuts.

I think a game like Persona 5 would have really benefited from being episodic. Not because the game took a long time to make, but more so players could digest the game at a better pace that more suited the game's structure. It's basically around 8 distinct chapters and each have a play time of 15 - 20 hours! It's just so much stuff and it took me a whopping 140 hours to finish. Releasing the chapters individually would have made the whole thing much more pleasant to consume I feel.

I thought that iron gag was really funny. I laughed out load at that joke, but I guess YMMV, and no it didn't ruin the tone. Also, deploying a neg for my stance on the two films? Fucking hell, pretty much speaks volumes.