Been wanting to try Rime.

I did not expect this... Is this unprecedented? As I recall, there is no remaster that is as well received or in this case, better received than the original game.

Weird, either this is a level of details problem, or the characters are rigged with different animation skeleton sets in the creation menu and in gameplay. This might alter the character facial structure:

How hard is this game played alone? Is it that kind of game that’s designed to be played multiplayer? Does the difficulty scale up and down depending on the number of players? Cuz I have a bad experience with MGS Peace Walker on the PSP, that game is closely associated with Monter Hunter too, what with its Monster…

My mistake, soft reboot I mean, gameplay and concept wise.

How so? GOW Ascension is the only one entry in the series that got mixed reception, it’s the only one that has a Metascore below 85. All other games aside from Ghost of Sparta (86 metascore), are critically acclaimed and metascored above 90 (94, 93, 91 and 92).

Sooner than you thought? For GOW, it’s a month late. I was expecting March. All GOW games except Ghost of Sparta were released in March. Ghost of Sparta was released in November because GOW3 was released in March in the same year:

April huh? A month late for a GOW game.

Not sure, Steam probably, but the game engine Construct 2 has no Switch support yet.

Can I tell you guys about this other Ninja Gaiden/Shinobi-inspired indie game? It’s called Cyber Shadow, currently in development by one man, Aarne Hunziker and one musician:

Huh?

It’s an extremely innovative and cool idea, Nintendo is the only company out of the three that innovates with extreme concepts like this.

Do you have a PS3, a PSP or a Vita? If yes, buy PSP’s Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles on PSN:

SPOILER!!!!

Finally bought Gravity Rush 2 yesterday.

Even if they want to keep being independent, they can still get second party contract like Insomniac. They love working with Sony, aside from Okami HD port for the Wii, all their games prior to The Order 1886 are Sony exclusives and were developed in partnership with Sony Santa Monica. And they were also pretty vocal…

I highly doubt The Order 1886 cost Sony that much, it certainly didn’t cost as much as Sony’s own first party exclusives.

Ready at Dawn... one of the most talented and underrated studio in the industry, and Sony let them go from their grasp after just one failure. I always though that was a wrong move by Sony, because Ready at Dawn owned one of the best looking game engine ever made, and it could’ve been exclusive to Sony.

Let’s count the days to the lawsuit announcement...

Ah, I see. That’s gotta be weird for him though, he must have seen the entire process this guy prepared his blackface for the shoot, I wonder how that made him feel.