Not true to the source. If it was REAL “gilmore girls” dialogue, everythingwouldbecomingoutlikethisbecausethisishowyoupaperoverthinscriptsbutwantyourcharacterstocomeoffasinteresting.

One of the features:

you are not wrong.

What an amazing game. Shame they never made a sequel.

Thanks for sharing. Alundra is my favourite game from my childhood and I often sink into the soundtrack.

You seem fun

The switch joycons have this haptic feedback system. nobody uses it.

Honestly, I don’t think I trust the Dark Souls community to make a fun, balanced challenge.

Whew. That headline felt way more ominous than it turned out to be.

Interesting that the CPU is weaker (by just a little), but that not only is there less RAM, but it’s dramatically slower. Both of those, to me, would mean that developers will be building their titles to the lesser hardware, which cripples Series X games by only being “4K”.

Wouldn’t this mean Microsoft’s immediately…

I’m interested to see which one of the new generation of consoles (Xbox Series S, PS% and the Switch revamped) will “pull a Wii” success by being the weakest/chaepest.

I wonder if the series s works without an internet connection, you obviously need one to download games, but can you take it somewhere offline?

I’ve been watching this game for a while now, how does it control on console though? Is the movement and tendril control as intuitive as with a mouse and keyboard?

Fantastically written review. Wait who hell is John Walker? Contributor? New hire?

I’ve heard the game’s a bit short, but these days I can’t be arsed with 100's of hours of gameplay from a single title. So I welcome this with open gaping maws. 

I honestly would recommend just playing the original Final Fantasy 7. The parts that Final Fantasy 7 Remake gets to is basically just the first 5 or so hours of the original game.  And yeah, if you noticed how much the pacing drags, then it was utter torture for someone like me who is familiar with the original story. 

Superhot VR really does feel like the definitive VR experience for me at the moment - the one that just makes it click. Too bad my space is too small to play it properly and I keep whacking my hands on stuff (my girlfriend accidentally punched me in the head while playing it and the edge of the controller left a…

Superhot VR on the Quest was one of my first VR experiences, and I absolutely fell in love with it.  It’s still a go-to when demoing it for other people. 

Yeah it’s totally understandable given they’re basically completely separate games, but still a bummer. After playing Superhot VR I just have no desire to experience it any other way.

yeah, VR is basically a different game, since you’re limited in movement in VR it was redesigned so that it wouldn’t have to make you move past your physical space

Boooo. No VR support. They mention in the FAQ that Superhot VR was written from the ground-up to emulate the original game, and it’s a BIG undertaking.