This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
I figure I have another year or two before I can get there. My 40" Sony is over 10 years old now and starting to show dead pixels. Have to find room in the budget to get a new one but money is hard to come by with 3 kids under 7.
According to my wife's playtime, you're about 3% done (if you skip most of the sidequests).
I don't expect to talk to my wife for a couple weeks after release. She's so stoked for this one.
I feel those Dead Island games got a lot of undeserved hate. I loved them.
I have a pretty solid backlog that I'm still working my way through -- getting ready to move into God of War pretty soon. But I'm definitely looking forward to seeing user reviews on this one, and I'll certainly pick it up at some point.Insein said:
What is this? Looks like a mix between Kings Bounty meets Final Fantasy meets Plants vs Zombies meets Diablo.
Saw a screenshot from outside of a gas station on RE2. Still had the prices from when RE2 was originally released on the sign. Made me sad.
Not crazy at all. This is a completely new game with 4 different scenarios to play through. I paid $70 to get the extra costumes but $60 is more than worth it. This is GOTY material right here. Might not get it because it's so early in 2019 but it's definitely my favorite game of the last 5 years easily.
Yeah, I was going to hold off on this one, but after seeing how it's been received, I'm thinking about picking it up at full price and moving it to the front of my queue. (Also, there is free DLC incoming next month).
This is kind of me too, but I never really found RE games that scary. Silent Hill and Dead Space on the other hand were a chore. They were both really good games, but I hated playing them at the same time.
Agree wholeheartedly. Bioshock was about the scariest thing I ever played. I lasted about 5 minute into Outlast.
Agree wholeheartedly. Bioshock was about the scariest thing I ever played. I lasted about 5 minute into Outlast.
Outlast is not for me either because you can't fight back. It's just run and hide. RE I have weapons and can dodge so I feel more in control.
I’m really interested in these. Are there any good games? Are they all in the Minecraft looking stages of graphics? Is there another VR headset coming down the pike soon or will this thing be around for awhile?
I am blown away by the graphics to be honest. I expected worse. The games are slowly building, and I am only just getting started. I am psyched to try Elite Dangerous which has been in my Steam library forever now.
My youngest brother has one. I was at his house last year messing around with it playing some tennis type game. I went for the volley and did a full speed overhand punch into his ceiling fan in his bedroom. I was quite positive I broke my hand. Luckily it was just a lot of bruising but uh... yeah be careful.
When I could get it to work, the demo was excellent. Got an invite from a buddy. Flying around feels very good, it's like being Iron Man. It does feel a bit like ME:A, in a good way. The powers and priming/detonating combos are more important than the gunplay but the gunplay feels good. But I'll be waiting for a few reviews to make sure it works better than the demo. This weekend (I think) is the open demo for everyone, so I'll mess with it some more. I like the loot system so far and it is fun to group up and do missions.
It looks like Serious Sam had a 2017 update for VR. That could be very very fun. I will have to install it and give it a ride.
Not at all. Just another Destiny. Not a fan of grinder games. And it's made by EA. Which when considering the genre of game, it means it's going to be absolutely loaded with pre-completed DLC, loot box haven or some type of similar pay-to-win mechanism, etc. I'm not touching it with a 10 foot pole.
Borderlands is an online co-op, story driven game (I know you know that) what is your reasoning behind calling it an MMO (but not really)?
I admit BL is much more story driven but that style of game (loot shooter/slash) where you go to an area, kill everything, grind up, level and then go to another area and repeat. It never appealed to me. Destiny, Diablo, etc. It was all just a grind to what end? To get better loot, To kill bigger stuff, to get better loot.
Can't you say that about every RPG? The Witcher, Tomb Raider, Fallout, even Mass Effect etc. Loot, level, loot, level, rinse and repeat.
Meh. I've seen clips of it. It looks super generic to me. Visually, gameplay wise...nothing particularly innovative or drawing for me about it. And again, I cannot overstate this enough, it's made by EA.
I cannot overstate this enough, it is not made by EA. It is made by Bioware. It is published by EA, which yes is absolutely a negative. Still, none of your original claims have any basis in reality. I'm not trying to sell you on playing the game; it's perfectly understandable if looter/shooters aren't your thing.
