Is it really that good? I doubt it. Good DLC no doubt but Blood & Wine was special.
I watched the trailer and it was disappointingly normal looking. The bosses being called Steve and Nigel was about the weirdest part.
Zero chance that Xbox is more profitable than PS and we find out about it from a leak rather than them shouting it from the rooftops. There's a reason they're always coy about talking about profits and only mention revenue.
Pretty cool. If it was a live action tv show I'd watch it.
Well. That looks amazing.
This makes it sound like FF16 has tanked the company when in reality it's one of their few recent successes. I don't normally advocate for acquisitions but I think SE would be a sensible purchase for Sony, they have good franchises but need better direction. Way better.
Considering this news this would be the time to pick them up on the cheap.
Cool that you can upgrade your P Organ.
I assumed it already was.
Looks cool. I love how many Metroidvanias there are these days, spoiled for choice.
There's a limit before you get bored like any game but it was a lot more than 30 hours for me. Great game to chill out with and searching for the perfect ship and maxing it out took a long time and was a fun target to work towards.
Well that's what they're going for. There's more to it than ticking a few boxes though.
One to keep an eye on. Looks a bit Lovecrafty.
The whole inappropriate comment thing on here is a farce. Totally used as a 'political' tool and not as intended.
The 10/10 reviews I'd say are getting a bit carried away for whatever reason but 5/10 seems too low. I think it's a bit of a misfire but a fairly solid game.
Why didn't he say that then? It's not a difficult statement.
Clearly making excuses. Boundaries and invisible walls in a space exploration game are a good thing. Hmm.
I can understand the necessity for it but let's not try to pretend it's something positive.
If you've played NMS and Fallout I doubt you're missing much.
Yeah it's PR or an attempt at it, but even so I don't know what he's trying to say.
I'm curious about what completing the main story supposedly does to get the overall game going. Is it a special weapon or a different way of getting around or something? If you can do side quests from the start, which of course you can, I don't see why it wouldn't 'get going' right from kickoff.
It's an odd comment for sure.
Gameplay's looking great, really solid and more fun than the vast majority of RPGs.
I was a latecomer (understatement) to the first game and I struggled to get into it because it was dated visually but there was still a lot to like. No such problem with the new game graphics are very good.