Gamespot:
Klaus began trying my patience a bit less than halfway in. In fact, at one stage, this mysterious amnesiac clone of a clone of a clone rebelled against my commands. I'm not used to this. I'm familiar with controller frustrations, missed button presses, poor timing, and a bevy of other problems that can plague a gaming experience, but I'm not used to a character willfully disregarding my instructions. That threw me. Those levels, like the rest of the game, still relied on precision platforming, but the inputs were all messed up. It was obnoxious and abrasive, but also the point.
It's true that 2016 has been full of many disappointing overhyped games but we try to stay positive here at Video Chums. So, out of the 248 titles that we've reviewed this year, here are the ten games that got the best scores.
A.J. says: "Video Chums debuted two years ago today and it has given me the opportunity to play many buried treasures. Here, I count down the ten most underrated games out of the 191 that I've reviewed within the past year. Enjoy!"
Though it may be just a controller, it’s a shame that there are only a few games that creatively use the PS4’s rather impressive controller.
so shaking a controller a few times and then pressing the trigger is considered a good way to use the controller? :P
I will definitely agree with Until Dawn though. Loved the parts where you had to hold the controller perfectly still.
That would never work for me. I move around too much and never sit completely still for long.
I'd get caught mid-movement and fail those parts before I knew what was happening.
lol, I'm not saying I'm incapable of sitting still for 10 seconds.
Just that I move around a lot and unless I knew that was coming up, I'd likely fail it instantly because I was already moving when it started.
I can be prepared to push a button whenever a prompt pops up, but I'm not going to sit stone still the entire time I'm playing just in case one of these pops up.
I personally really liked the way in which the developers thought about using the controller in a different fashion than the norm, hence the turn on it's side to emulate the spray can effect. It is fairly simple, granted, but I really enjoyed it. I do apologize if you weren't happy with the selection.
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I thought that was amazing myself.
It was just a mini game. A great one though. Sounded like there was a steel bearing in there like a can of Krylon.
Metal Gear Solid The Twin Snakes via the Dolphin emulator. No joke try it out sometime, lots of fun with a DS4.
Swipe up for map is the only thing I'm aware of, definitely doesn't warrant an appearance on a "best of" list.
Swipe up for map and hold in for inventory. Saves a lot of time actually.. those menus move like molasses.. and I agree it doesn't deserve to be on this list but that's why I said for me. ; )
You beat me to it. Was about to post the same thing. Tearaway should be listed without a doubt.
I had put in a fore-note saying that I didn't really want to add in entries that were initially made for other consoles like Heavy Rain, Tearaway, Flower, etc, BUT my editor removed it for some reason...don't know why. Though you are most certainly right, Tearaway uses the controller amazingly though those controls are were very much ported from the Vita's setup. The only reason I included Metro Redux was because I didn't want to solely focus on just Thief for that entry.
Sorry to disappoint, hope you enjoyed the article though!
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