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| ***//Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night//** (also on: PC, Switch, XB1) | ***//Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night//** (also on: PC, Switch, XB1) | ||
| + | *booji: It's not //Symphony of the Night//. That's OK. It shows off some of the weird problems of developing using other people's engines, but still is overall a pretty fun time. Just look up how to get the full ending; there's no point in wasting your own time trying to figure it out because it is silly. | ||
| + | *Tony: you are looking at wonderful landscapes while cutting cardboard. | ||
| ***//Death Stranding//** (also on: PC) | ***//Death Stranding//** (also on: PC) | ||
| * Tulpa: I played for 2 hours in the middle of someone else's save, and I spent a lot of time learning the controls in the moment, falling down hills, chugging energy drinks and throwing jars full of piss at undead horrors. Game rules. Cutscenes looked like a bunch of tired Kojima shit so I recommend only playing on other people's saves so you don't have to experience those. | * Tulpa: I played for 2 hours in the middle of someone else's save, and I spent a lot of time learning the controls in the moment, falling down hills, chugging energy drinks and throwing jars full of piss at undead horrors. Game rules. Cutscenes looked like a bunch of tired Kojima shit so I recommend only playing on other people's saves so you don't have to experience those. | ||
| + | * booji: it's pretty good Kojima shit if you happen to enjoy Kojima shit, though. Way more sincere than I expected. Also still pretty not great about women, but better than Ground Zeroes, so...? | ||
| ***//Dissidia Final Fantasy NT//** (also on: Arcade, PC) | ***//Dissidia Final Fantasy NT//** (also on: Arcade, PC) | ||
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| ***//The Last of Us Remastered//** | ***//The Last of Us Remastered//** | ||
| * Rudie: lol wat. murder dad will you stop murder? yes murder daughter. I believe you murder dad. | * Rudie: lol wat. murder dad will you stop murder? yes murder daughter. I believe you murder dad. | ||
| + | * booji: played this game for like 20 minutes and then just couldn't handle the Prestiege Violent TV of it all. | ||
| ***//Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes//** (also on: PC, PS3, XB1) | ***//Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes//** (also on: PC, PS3, XB1) | ||
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| ***//Persona 5//** (also on: PS3) | ***//Persona 5//** (also on: PS3) | ||
| + | * booji: ...or don't. Persona team continues to prove that while they want to engage with "issues", they will almost always do it in a clumsy and bordering-on-reprehensible way. So don't expect any nuanced takes on the existence of women, sexual assault, or LGBT people. Really expect the opposite of that. The presentation is good though. | ||
| ***//Red Dead Redemption 2//** (also on: PC, XB1) | ***//Red Dead Redemption 2//** (also on: PC, XB1) | ||
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| ***//Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus//** (also on: PC, Switch, XB1) | ***//Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus//** (also on: PC, Switch, XB1) | ||
| * Ni Go Zero Ichi: The way this evolves the story and themes from //The New Order// is really clever and pretty bold (for a video game). The mechanical design has also been refined into something that, on harder difficulties, feels less like an old-school FPS and more like the closest thing AAA studio gaming has come to a true //Hotline Miami//-level tactical murder simulator. Which is really cool, if you have the stomach for it. | * Ni Go Zero Ichi: The way this evolves the story and themes from //The New Order// is really clever and pretty bold (for a video game). The mechanical design has also been refined into something that, on harder difficulties, feels less like an old-school FPS and more like the closest thing AAA studio gaming has come to a true //Hotline Miami//-level tactical murder simulator. Which is really cool, if you have the stomach for it. | ||
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| + | ***//Yakuza (series)//** (also on: it's complicated) | ||
| + | * booji: I know you are going to probably start with //Yakuza Zero// (and really, that is OK) but I would totally tell people to go back and start with the original first game, except you have to be willing to put up iwht a hilariously expensive and unnecessary dub, a PS2 (or emulation), and some really boring PS2 design decisions that make the RPG nature of the series much more obvious. But if you do all that, I swear, it changes how you play //Yakuza 0//. You really only have to play the original first game (and not Kiwami) to get that effect, though //Zero// does have some good shout outs to other games in the series (mostly 2, but the Kiwami version of 2 is pretty great, so no big deal there). I can and will talk too much about this series. I am glad people are playing it finally. 6 was a great time. | ||