coming to PC... fantastic, this was really my only reason I owned an Xbox One.

#1: Ursine Vulpine - “Wicked Game”

PC master race here I come! Screw the console companies and their plan to have their consoles iterate like Iphones. F U.

Top image reminded me so suddenly of Gone with the Blastwave that I nearly fell out of my chair.

That’s a bit steep for a Miyota movement, that’s basically what you get in your run of the mill Citizen watch for $700-800 less. That strap, i had on a watch when i was twelve.

Honestly, 1100.00 for a watch isnt that much. Unless you are shopping Bulova/Citizens or lower crap $1100.0o is cheap. Entry level Tags are in the 2500-4500 range. Once you start to get into true swiss in-house movements you are shopping 6000-11000$ for a decent example by a known brand.

Holy fuck.

De javu....

Here’s what a little spit and polish can do xD

You know that the original Ninja Gaiden on NES REALLY set the standard for all of these things! All Team Ninja did was accurately rehash the same experience in a 3-D realm. So let’s be fair, and give the forgotten classic credit, where it is due!

I’m agreeing with you man. Just giving you an alternate take on why the DS comparisons are coming.

I certainly didn’t forget. It’s still the action game I compare every other one too.

Team Ninja in a nutshell. God-tier combat mechanics, scrub level writing.

Also, there’s the sad reality that the general gaming audience is probably unfamiliar with Ninja Gaiden. Ninja Gaiden (Black) is in my top 5 games of all time, but I can count on one hand the number of people I’ve met who have actually played it.

Agreed but the aesthetic/ambience of what is shown above is very much Dark Souls which is why the comparison is being made.

Looks fantastic. Albeit, It reminds me more of Onimusha and the original Ninja Gaiden rather than Dark Souls, but I can see the similarities.

How dare you talk crap about Max. There’s quite a bit more to him than what you described, especially when Mona is involved.

Hilarious reference here

We take destructibility for granted in 2016; back then, it was revelatory.

Eco-friendly bullets seem....ironic?