He never said that the game was original, simply that games have broad similarities in mechanics or stories that can be repeated. It doesn’t make a game “bad”, unless the game is a poorly made cash grab.

Giant characters that you can scale in order to beat? Yes, that happens in Colossus. Smallers enemies that you battle? No, that doesn’t happen.

Shadow of the Colossus had you fighting Giants. If they took away the ogres from here then you would flying around battling random enemies in the air. And that would just be Spiderman.

Well, I thought you meant a sequel in terms of story not in terms of series.

This is a prequel, though, not a sequel.

Looks like we’re losing our traditions. We’ve seen FFXV come out. We’ve seen The Last Guardian appear. We’ve gotten KH3 on the horizon. And now this. At least we still have Half Life 3.

The split up arrow keys are weird. I’m used to handling all four keys with a single hand on emulators since I play emulated games with an arrow key layout, so playing a game would be weird.

Click on the magnifier button so the image opens up like a pop-up then right click on it and choose “open image in a new tab” then save that one. It came down to 16.5mb like Luke said.

His Artstation page list them as “Post-Apocalyptic Girl” so I guess that that is what he was aiming for

I’ve yet to meet someone who didn’t agree that Makoto was the best.

Some were talking about California’s gun laws failing. What they didn’t know was that San Bernardino allows concealed carry.

The way it is played out in Harry Potter is that the natives didn’t know how to make or use wands until the settlers taught them. They also only used animal and plant based magic and transformed into animals all the time. All native american tribes are conflated into one big community rather than their own…

Bad world building? It feels more like barely paying attention to history or understanding it.. Like how the natives in the Americas use animal and plant based magic and only used wands after receiving them from the European wizards.

I wouldn’t say you “broke” it. You can solve a lot of shrines in multiple ways. There’s a reason that there’s water there and not an endless void. The hints are just general ways to do it.

Yeah, but it didn’t quite catch the interest of the internet, sadly.

Too bad the internet won’t elevate TPP to the level of the first run ever again. The helix was the best part of the run.

They could at least make it hold twelve cans.

They could at least make it hold twelve cans.

Sounds a bit like the sci-fi bartending game VA-11 HALL-A that came out last year.

All of his art makes the world he made seem normal despite the robots in it. He’s talented at this, all right.

Have fun with it. All I have is a PS3 and the Vita Tv but I’m set for quite a few games for a while.