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Just pull the trigger on Shadow of the Colossus. Cheap, and pretty quick actually. Packs a lot of story into a small game. Even without a ton of gaming availability you should be able to finish it in 2-3 weeks tops. I have a fair amount of time and I probably beat it in 6 or 7 days. And it has one of the greatest endings in gaming.
Actually I read it was shortish and subbed it in over Horizon Zero Dawn for now. I’ve got a lot of hours left to go in RDR2 which makes me think a shorter game to get myself going on PS4 is better.
I never let my son use the 3D. I read somewhere it was bad for your eyes before a certain age. He outgrew the 3DS quickly and moved on to XBox and PS4. I would probably get the 2DS.
Started up a new College Hoops 2k8 Legacy last week, and I feel the same about that one. Tecmo Super Bowl was incredible.
I probably put 60-70 hours in over 4-5 months. Once I completed some of the BS quests I felt compelled to do for some reason (eg, looting all the tombs) and focused on the story, I really liked it. But yeah, I’ll be waiting until late 2019 at the earliest before I dive into Odyssey for sure.
Agreed. I put it away for RDR2 for a while but my wife has probably close to 80 hours and last night said, "I thought I was almost done but I just found out I'm not even close".
i just started it a couple weeks ago. i have played most of them. always loved black flag so i dig this new one having ships
This is what I heard. I cant wait to play it as I loved Origins but I am still finishing up RDR2 and then I plan on playing Shadow of Tomb Raider next before I can sink my teeth into AC
i am playing red dead as well. i have almost 30 hours in AC odyssey and it feels like i might be halfway done
It's so hard to do open world's in space games. Because it's space you expect different planets, and it's just not possible to build the interactive open world we expect for all of those. I don't think I've ever seen a multi planet game that has a great open world feel. Andromeda was probably the closesest, but most seemed to not like that game.
Andromeda did come close. They did a lot of good things with the size of the explorable area on the planets and the settlements that were on them. It had a lot of areas to expand upon. It's just a shame they chose to abandon it.
Yup. I'm not doing any of the hunting crap. I wanna get on those Arkham remasters at some point too. Still got HZD and Witcher 3 to jump into.
I haven't seen you on in a bit. Hop back on and we'll squad up. I'm up to about 120 wins now in Blackout.
I don't know about the switch but it's available on ipad, pc, and ps4. My son (also 7yo) has it on PS4 and iPad and plays both about equally. What questions other than that do you have?
Yeah I can't wait until he unwraps itI like Smash Brothers more than my kid
My son has Smash but I've never played it before. Is it pretty easy to pick up the moves, etc. for someone that's never played any of the previous versions?I like Smash Brothers more than my kid
The iPad is closer to the computer version (can bring up a command console and type in commands like teleport, etc). The controls are a bit clunky though unless you're going to get some sort of Bluetooth controller. My son prefers to play it on console and really only digs out the iPad if it's the only option (e.g. vacation entertainment).
Yes, it's incredibly easy. It's basically jump, 2 attack buttons that change depending on the direction you press, hold (right trigger), block (left trigger). It's not like the old street fighter games where every player had unique move buttons. I could never pull off most of The moves involving a 180 or 369 on the dpad. The moves are unique per characters, but the buttons are the same.
Playing Origins right now and I completely understand your position. However I gotta say it's probably the best installation in the series since Ezio.
You're not. Not even close. I've got probably 60-70 hours in and I don't feel like I am halfway, yet. And that's not even trying to 100% it, which my OCD usually makes me feel obligated to try and do.
The iPad version is much more basic but still essentially the same thing. There are two console versions. The one that came for the system and the newer cross platform one. If he eventually starts to play with his friends, it won't matter what system they have. They could all play online together.
Idk. I'm over 40 now and feel like it's close but we may play different. Not doing much extra
If they are friends on XBox overall they should be able to go to their friends list and join the others game. There is an invite system as well within the game.
If you don't mind, let us know how the old pause-and-play mechanics work, I've wondered how it controls with a console controller for a while and want to play it badly. Is it a radial wheel system when you pause or? I'm having a hard time imagining how it works well without a mouse, but the reviews are all positive.
Thanks! I don't think they're friends on Xbox (they're brothers. They're barely friends in real life. We'll give that a shot.
IIRC, there is a radial wheel for each bumper - one for inventory, one for spells/actions. While not quite as simple as a mouse/keyboard, it is pretty intuitive once you get the hang of it.
