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the_debaser

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25 minutes ago, deKay said:

Oh, and just at retail (so eShop only releases not included), between now and the end of July, theres:

 

Both Labo kits - These should be decent, have one of them ordered

South Park: The Fractured But Whole - Already played through most of it, not as good as the first

Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze - Played on WiiU, didn't like it

Hyrule Warriors - Hahahahaha. If you haven't played it, don't bother

Little Nightmares - Forgot this was coming out, but again, its just a port

Runner 3 - Might be ok for half an hour

Mega Man Legacy Collection 1+2 - Its Mega Man, they're all pretty much the same

Dark Souls - Another port, probably worth picking up for a tenner if you haven't played one before

Street Fighter 30th Anniversary - It's Street Fighter. You'll have played this a million times before and if you do buy it you'll only play SSF2 Turbo anyway

Runbow Deluxe - Never heard of it so I doubt it's much cop

Mario Tennis Aces - I'll probably get this. Looks better than the awful WiiU game, anyway

Crash Bendycunt N. Sane Trilogy - No.

Octopath Traveller - Could be good, hopefully the turn based fighting is kept to an absolute bare minimum

Captain Toad - Played it. Completed it. Probably worth picking up for £20.

Wolfenstein II - Played it. Completed it. Not a patch on DOOM.

 

Yeah, pretty slim pickings for the next four months. Anyway, only two months until e3, hopefully they'll have some cool shit to show off then.

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Wolfs framerate does seem to drop a bit with a few enemies on screen but there is time to fix that (still a few months until release). They also seem to have an audio bug. Still, it's remarkable stuff. I love seeing little machines getting pushed beyond what people think they can do.

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31 minutes ago, jonamok said:

I can only assume debaser means Slim Pickens and is referring to riding a giant megaton warhead of fun, a-whoopin’ and a-hollerin’ all the way to gaming nirvana.

 

I mean that I want games which are more than just a pleasant way to spend a couple of hours. I want games that will immerse me, have me thinking about them when I’m not playing and games I’m genuinely excited to talk about with other people. Not just, ‘oh yeah I’m playing this game and it’s sort of ok, I suppose.’

 

Wolfenstein looks pretty decent in that Switch video btw. Not that different to the version I played, save for the frame drops. 

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38 minutes ago, VN1X said:

Yeah I wish the Switch would get an exclusive FPS. Something which would run at 60fps and provide a fun deathmatch experience. Slap some stylized visuals on there, call it Time Splitters 3 and bob is your proverbial uncle. 

 

The Conduit 3, please.

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Mr. Gerbik

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Pro-tip for people playing Wolfie 2 for the first time. You can make it awesome with this one single trick! Everything about that game is fantastic except the combat and confusing level design. So, just drop the difficulty down to the easiest one! Doing so makes it a fun, over the top nazi-blast 'em up with incredible set-pieces, a fantastic over the top story with great characterization and most of all the best cutscene camerawork I've ever seen in any game, and wonderful characters. You have to experience it,  but anything higher than easiest and the combat *will* spoil everything that's good about it. Enjoy! :hat:

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They said the same about the difficulty on The Computer Game, and also that it has some of the best cutscenes to date. Quick question though, is it right that your character starts the game injured from the events of the last game? Is it necessary to play the original first?

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Being excited about buying the same games again, but just on a different system is plain weird and exactly why Nintendo are not producing new games. We should make a stand, not buy them, and that will give them a well needed kick up the arse. Nintendo resting on their laurels is worst Nintendo. 

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2 minutes ago, the_debaser said:

Being excited about buying the same games again, but just on a different system is plain weird and exactly why Nintendo are not producing new games. We should make a stand, not buy them, and that will give them a well needed kick up the arse. Nintendo resting on their laurels is worst Nintendo. 

 

...if they'd not released both breath of the wild and super Mario Odyssey in the last 12 months then I might agree with you. But what you've said is blatant nonsense. 

 

Also, never bought a film on VHS, then dvd, then blu ray and then digital? 

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4 hours ago, BruceBruce said:

Direct Feed.  Looks insanely good considering its on a handheld...

 

 

 

Why does the person playing this never move their weapon up or down when shooting? Is it fixed or something? They seem to just strafe along the same axis the whole time.

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