Resolution's Mike Yeoman tells the tale of one man’s ventures into the Shadow Of Chernobyl: It's near twilight in the Zone and I’m returning from a particularly tough mission. I’m heading towards the nearest trader to stock up on my woefully diminished supplies. What I really don’t need right now is any one of the multiple types of heinous trouble that the Zone can throw at your common run-of the mill stalker at any time. But of course, this is the Zone, where luck is almost as treasured as the precious artifacts, so it’s only a matter of time before I begin to hear a howling in the night. My binoculars confirm it – mutant dogs.
Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl is about to launch and we've noticed player counts for the original trilogy spiking in anticipation.
"For a game that came out on PC almost two decades ago, it looks great on Nintendo's console. Resolution is stable when docked and handheld, with motion smoothing that makes rapid camera movement fluid. Options are plentiful, with copious sliders for controller sensitivity. There’s only a gamma slider for visuals, though, and it would have been helpful to enlarge the tiny text, a strain to read on a large screen." - Ken Talbot | NintendoLife
GF365: "If you’re a reader, this list of great games for avid readers is for you. Games are a form of art, and some have written literature in them."
Arg, You just do not know how to play! Stalker it seems.