The Artful Escape is a wonderful psychedelic that delves deep into the depth of the human mind and how we choose to be.
Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes:
"While many know of the great late Akira Toriyama for his Dragon Ball franchise, the legendary mangaka and designer had contributed to countless games and properties throughout the years, ranging from classics like Chrono Trigger and Dragon Quest to some under-appreciated gems like Blue Dragon. As such, when it was revealed that a one volume manga he wrote back in 2000 would be given both a film, net animation, and a game, it seemed like a great way to continue to celebrate his past works. Sadly, despite being announced and nearly finished, Toriyama’s sudden passing on March 1st leaves Sand Land as one of the last projects the legend had worked on. This places a lot of weight on the shoulders of a cross-media game built around a single volume manga, but does Sand Land manage to deliver?"
Between a larger industry trend toward risk-averse development and indie devs reporting that deals for the service are drying up, Game Pass is starting to feel potentially purposeless.
The whole thing started to stagnate a long time ago, it was the introduction of BC that kept it going with the odd release here and there.
Nothing like that to fall back on now.
The problem is whether it is Gold or Game Pass or any similar service they all become stagnant and run out of stuff you give you. It was a foolish thing in the first place. The best model is the one that has been around since the start, buy the games you actually want to own and play. Restaurants used to do all you can eat until people found out it is just stupid when you can't eat everything or don't even want to try. It is a fake of premise making you think you are getting a bargain when you aren't.
Last month’s most downloaded games chart features newcomers and old favorites alike.
A sign that xbox will become 3rd party in the future since there games sell better on playstation
Love to see Stellar blade selling well. 2nd only to helldivers 2 in the US. Currently going for that platinum.
Where the F is Rebirth?! I wonder if people just don't know it's the sequel to remake. It is too good to be overlooked.
I have been playing Rebirth for few days now but it feels like a mini game galore than an actual Final Fantasy 7 remake sequel. Too many mini games, I still think they could do whole Final Fantasy 7 in 1 or maximum 2 parts rather trilogy. This is my opinion
