Have to add that I played the game quite late (2011) and that it aged very very fast, so maybe it's not entirely fair to dismiss the game entirely. That being said, I still hate the damn thing... :p
Thaeras
Thaeras
Reviews were pretty positive, but God this game was completely terrible. Generic, completely idiotic story in the not fun way, subpar controls, ugh... It was well presented, but that was literally all it had going for it... And that plot twist... That must have been the worst plot twist in a video game ever.
WORK, MY MINIONS!
I hope you can staple chairs, so you can make a house of them. Then I want to sit on top of the chair house on a throne built of chairs and laugh at everybody because I'm the only sane one. Whuhahahahahahaaaaaa!!!
There's still lots of innovation and cool things to get excited about in the games industry. Rayman Legends, Tearaway, FFXV (Yes, it's a sequel, but a very innovative and interesting one.), Persona 4 Golden (Also a sequel. It's a year old and the best game ever IMO.) and Journey are all very good examples of original…
They really took it too far with the booth girls IMO, and the battle system of Ni no Kuni was way better if you used L2 and R2 for selecting actions instead of the dpad. It actually made it possible to walk away from the enemy while choosing commands, which was what felt broken if you used the dpad.
Kotaku isn't the community you think it is. Most of us Kotakuites don't like Call of Duty, it's constantly ridiculed. There are some well-loved female authors, both on the reader run blog as the main site. We're the ones that love the Last of Us, Persona 4, Ni no Kuni, Animal Crossing and Final Fantasy VI.
There are some rotten apples of course, but especially the less popular articles (Read: Not linked to Kotaku by Google News or low in relevance on that sure.) have a very honest, friendly and passionate community, who just like gaming. The favorite game from the community at the moment is Animal Crossing, which must…
I disagree, some of the most active TAY editors (The reader run Kotaku-blog), commenters and even Kotaku editors are female and are treated the same way as everyone else is. There are often articles about sexism on Kotaku as well, both by female and male authors. You should check the site out once, we welcome…
I will certainly! Thanks!
Is there an ending? I just love walking around and interacting with random stuff. Usually play it in periods of 20 minutes or something. :3
I think it's a great game, got it in a humble bundle too. It's very calming indeed.
Final Fantasy IV for Android. Worth all the money it costs, great port of port of remake!
Best game that was arguably a game but still great anyway - Proteus! :D
Yeah, some of the games were awesome. Sunset Overdrive looked awesome.
2. PS3 was harder to develop for, but ultimately stronger which made graphically the latter half of the console generation way better.
2. Ugh...
I'm trying to say that Sony's not focusing on their cloud gimmicks and games are up front, they keep their gimmicks usually out of their advertising.
Damn this is killing my fingers. Stupid touchscreens!
Nobody really knows what Sony is focusing on, they're always doing 6000 things at the same time. And who knows what Sony's E3 would have looked like if Microsoft didn't fuck it up completely.