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Gotta pay extra for that third slice tho.

They go over mostly the diferences between the 3 different choices of character/plotline you're given in the beginning of the game, it borders on the spoiler territory tbh. I wont be watching anything else until release.

So a tech demo and a DLC for a game I didn't even like... yeah, guess I'll get it somewhere next year when more games start coming in.

Does the PS5 have an exclusive AAA launch title? The PS4 at least had Killzone Shadowfall, I'm actually loosing interest in the console and I don't see much reason to get it at launch at least.

Deffo pick this up guys, this will for sure become a cult classic.

Stay strong blackdog. Use this to come out stronger on the other side, reinforce your own foundational values and embody them. It's a strange ass year, that's for damn sure.

Literally unplayable!

Got this a couple of days ago. One thing that surprised me and caught me off guard is how well written the story is. It's a bit on the serious side, but it's made in a way that completely got my attention and curiosity. I legit wanna see where it's going and it keeps me wanting to go back. The feeling of the gameplay is pretty smooth, very reminiscent of Souls/Bloodborne, just slightly more forgiving. So if you liked those games, you'll definitely like Tsushima. I love the absence of a minimap, their wind feature really works too. The art is no RDR2, but the vibrancy of the lighting and art direction really makes for some breath taking vistas.

Oh and btw: "Microsoft Flight Simulator will be available on Xbox Game Pass for PC at launch."

This is probably one for the germans here in the forum... but damn, this looks amazing!?

Fuck bro. Get better. Kidney stones are not a fun thing to get.

heh Cgwqmlp[1].mp4

Meh, no one's impressed by "biggest open world ever" statements anymore. Bigger the map, the more empty, boring and samey it usually is. I'd be more happy if they looked at what the lastest Metro Exodus game did, with it's hybrid design of open sandbox areas, and linear sections. But hey, at least the story is epic...

I personally never liked the Halo franchise. It looks and plays like a really generic shooter. Go ahead, be mad at me, ahah.

This looks fucking incredible.

Damn bro... you're the necro master. But ah well, since you've dug the body, let's at least pay it's respects, here's an awesome behind the scenes with one of the dudes who worked on the thing. Such a classic.

When you're one of the only ones in town actually doing your job description, waddya know...

Isn't tlou2 story about vengeance? How can that ever be innovative? One thing is for certain... Last of Us 1 was one of my favourit games from the last generation. I've beat it twice on the PS3, and again on the PS4 when the remaster came out. Spent dozens of hours on it's multiplayer too, it was incredibly fresh and slower paced, the whole round felt like when in CS you're the only T alive with the bomb and there's a bunch CT's lurking somewhere waiting to fuck you up. So the whole package of this game was really good. The story was a little bit too blatantly close to Children of Men, but it was really well paced and I'm sure I've said it here in this forum a few times but that ending stayed in my mind for days if not weeks. One day I'd say to myself "nah... I would never make that decision", and in the other I'd say "but... I probably would though." For this sequel though, I don't feel like playing it at all, from the trailers and footage I've seen it's really depressing, not the "STALKER" movie kind of depressive that gets under your skin, just the needlessly violent and gory depressive, where characters you know and love get murdered for shock value. I just... with the pandemic and everything that's going on in the world right now, really don't feel like going 30 straight hours feeling like shit.