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Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Thu October 12, 2017 2:06 pm
by Monkey_Driven
Steamworld Dig 2 is really fun. A fine Metroidvania game.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Thu October 12, 2017 2:10 pm
by jwfocker
Grim Dawn just came out with a huge expansion. It's like Diablo 2 but on horse steroids.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Fri October 13, 2017 4:27 pm
by tragabigzanda
Has anyone tried Enter the Gungeon yet? It's like $8 on the PSN store right now.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Fri October 13, 2017 4:53 pm
by Monkey_Driven
tragabigzanda wrote:Has anyone tried Enter the Gungeon yet? It's like $8 on the PSN store right now.
I've heard good things, but have not played it.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Sat October 14, 2017 1:49 pm
by CopperTom
I finished Horizon today. I beat all the side quests and errands except the hunting ones. There were too many follow the trail quest sections. I wish there were side quests that relied on the overrides. I found all collectibles. I thought the game was great, but not game-of-the-year great. Zelda was just too good. The story was infinitely better than most games. It didn't try any crazy twists and it didn't need them. I really look forward to where they'll go with this universe. The post-credit scene makes me believe it will be Alloy or Sylens in the sequel. I would be excited about a Sylens prequel too or anything set about 1000 years earlier during the rapid fall of mankind or anything with Elizabeth Sobeck. Her suit surrounded by the same flowers that the metal flowers were surrounded by suggests that she "planted" the metal flowers and may have survived much longer after her suicide mission than anticipated. I wish the inventory wasn't so limited and the tutorials were better (or simply existed - Ropecaster and Tripcaster I barely knew thee).

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Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Sat October 14, 2017 3:08 pm
by Orpheus
I didn't get caught at all in my last few MSGV missions and I've been having a blast with this game. Rock-solid mechanics and I love the pacing and just chilling in the helicopter listening to tapes. This thing is incredible.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Sat October 14, 2017 4:18 pm
by Monkey_Driven
CopperTom wrote:I finished Horizon today. I beat all the side quests and errands except the hunting ones. There were too many follow the trail quest sections. I wish there were side quests that relied on the overrides. I found all collectibles. I thought the game was great, but not game-of-the-year great. Zelda was just too good. The story was infinitely better than most games. It didn't try any crazy twists and it didn't need them. I really look forward to where they'll go with this universe. The post-credit scene makes me believe it will be Alloy or Sylens in the sequel. I would be excited about a Sylens prequel too or anything set about 1000 years earlier during the rapid fall of mankind or anything with Elizabeth Sobeck. Her suit surrounded by the same flowers that the metal flowers were surrounded by suggests that she "planted" the metal flowers and may have survived much longer after her suicide mission than anticipated. I wish the inventory wasn't so limited and the tutorials were better (or simply existed - Ropecaster and Tripcaster I barely knew thee).

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I agree with many of these things. An incredible first entry for a franchise. Can't wait for the sequel. Definitely one of the best games of the year, but no Breath of the Wild.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Sun October 15, 2017 4:08 pm
by Mecca
Orpheus wrote:I didn't get caught at all in my last few MSGV missions and I've been having a blast with this game. Rock-solid mechanics and I love the pacing and just chilling in the helicopter listening to tapes. This thing is incredible.
best 80s soundtrack since Vice City

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Sun October 15, 2017 4:35 pm
by Orpheus
Mecca wrote:
Orpheus wrote:I didn't get caught at all in my last few MSGV missions and I've been having a blast with this game. Rock-solid mechanics and I love the pacing and just chilling in the helicopter listening to tapes. This thing is incredible.
best 80s soundtrack since Vice City
Yeah it really kicks ass, I love stealing the tapes. I can't wait for my dog to grow up either. Such an eccentric game.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Sun October 15, 2017 4:42 pm
by tragabigzanda
Orpheus wrote:
Mecca wrote:
Orpheus wrote:I didn't get caught at all in my last few MSGV missions and I've been having a blast with this game. Rock-solid mechanics and I love the pacing and just chilling in the helicopter listening to tapes. This thing is incredible.
best 80s soundtrack since Vice City
Yeah it really kicks ass, I love stealing the tapes. I can't wait for my dog to grow up either. Such an eccentric game.
Revolver Ocelot keeps telling me to prove that I'm the "real Big Boss," and I can't help but grin.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Sun October 15, 2017 6:20 pm
by Orpheus
Slapping the guys at your base to raise their morale makes me laugh every time.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Mon October 16, 2017 12:56 pm
by mf
I loved that the cost for researching and manufacturing a small gun was roughly on par with building a massive section of offshore oil rig.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Mon October 16, 2017 2:09 pm
by Monkey_Driven
Finished Steamworld Dig 2 last night. Highly recommend it. Tackling Golf Story next.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Tue October 17, 2017 8:23 pm
by Jammer XCI
I got a Gameboy Advance SP (the first one with a light-up screen) the other week with Pokemon Green and Super Mario Bros. 3 for it.

Has been a good nostalgic time.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Tue October 17, 2017 8:26 pm
by Monkey_Driven
Jammer XCI wrote:I got a Gameboy Advance SP (the first one with a light-up screen) the other week with Pokemon Green and Super Mario Bros. 3 for it.

Has been a good nostalgic time.
The SP is legit.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Sat October 21, 2017 1:13 pm
by i got bugs
Just opened wwe2k18

Literally in every way the exact same thing as 17.. except for a few new guys and attire changes..

Now I gotta unlock all of the guys I previously unlocked on last years

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Sun October 22, 2017 2:41 pm
by daft twat
SNES: I never had one when it mattered. I was an NES addict when this came out, but $200 may as well have been a thousand. I could never scrape together that kind of cash. Much later, I bought one bundled with Zelda for $50. I played it all the way through (incredible game!) and found a Mario World cartridge at Gamestop for under $10 and played that too. And that was it. I missed this entire era.

I recently bought a modded Wii and an adapter so I can use old Nintendo controllers by plugging them into the Wiimote. Holy shit! I have every game. My winter is planned. I am starting with Super Metroid. I'm an hour in and fucking giddy. No idea what's next, but here is my must list: Castlevania 4, Contra 4, Chrono Trigger, and Turtles in Time. Are Super Punchout or Double Dragon 4 any good? I need to quit my job.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Sun October 22, 2017 4:51 pm
by Monkey_Driven
Controversial opinion: Yoshi's Island is better than Super Mario World.

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Sun October 22, 2017 6:54 pm
by CopperTom
Monkey_Driven wrote:Controversial opinion: Yoshi's Island is better than Super Mario World.
Spoiler: show
No

Re: The all inclusive video game thread

Posted: Sun October 22, 2017 7:26 pm
by Monkey_Driven
CopperTom wrote:
Monkey_Driven wrote:Controversial opinion: Yoshi's Island is better than Super Mario World.
Spoiler: show
No
I appreciate the spoiler.