ArchDucky

Lords of Shadow?

Are they finally gonna balance the game? With 2.0 you start way underpowered and yet you still become unstoppable king shit by about a third of the story. It just kinda isn't fun playing a game where you are so ridiculously overpowered.

The world resetting itself when you turned a corner bugged the fuck out of me. 2 & 3 are much better.

Honestly, this game and Control seem to be making some weird emphasis on Thomas Zane changing his backstory. I'm starting to wonder if Alan Wake is even a real person anymore. He might literally be the creation of Thomas Zane, who is still in the darkness trying to get out. I really don't know anymore but im very excited to find out.

Im 42... I got pretty high last night and played Arkham Knight for like two or three hours. Just gliding around singing the Adam West Batman song. It was a lot of fun, didn't realise it was past 1am.

They were hired to make this game and were given a small amount of money for the budget. They used that money to make the game. Do you really think a small independent developer that was struggling to keep the lights had the bank account to pay for a AAA development?

So the AA project is worse than the AAA project? Do you think this is some kind of point that you’re making to me?

Wait... they sold a game for the default price that every game is sold for regardless of quality, length or any other defining characteristic? I'm shocked!

They made Grounded recently and its fucking awesome.

Outer Worlds was a AA game, so people calling it "trash" because its not Fallout in Space are just idiots.

Alright so you're Kirby but hes in Night City. But here's the twist, hes voiced by Chris Pratt.

The sequel to Like a Dragon, has a full on clone of Animal Crossing in it. So I'm gonna say all of the RGG games.

Not on the same level but Cyberpunk has 3 or 4 fully working arcade cabinets now. Fallout 4 had five (?) arcade cartridges that were playable.

How many fucking times is this gonna be posted today?