I don't care, I still think it's overrated.

Assassins Creed.

Call of Duty.

Fortnite. Too many trash talkers

Oh, I had that one too! I never knew it was rare and valuable until the week I decided to sell it in the mid 2010's.

100% agree. The story isn't bad but it's just another basic zombie story. Plus the gameplay is petty meh.

Games:
Rayman 2 The Great escape
Ratchet and Clank
Hades
The Binding of Isaac

of all the takes on this topic, this opinion might be the worst, even if you don't like the game.

it literally redefined the whole genre of action-rpgs/adventures after its release.

Do all of you have a “how to promote my game on Reddit” guidebook or do you just look up posts on the subreddit and copy those or…?

Game looks fantastic btw.

E3 is the definition of “this meeting could have been an email”. I’m surprised it took this long to shut down.

God people still use this catch phrase?

I think that's fair. They try to innovate but it doesn't always work out.

I'm sorry to hear that; the GameCube really did have an interesting catalogue of titles! I think the rarest GameCube games I ever owned (before selling them, of course) were the Phantasy Star 1+2 Special Edition and that Zelda Collection that they released.

"Hey, can you turn this 2 sentence exchange into 55 sentences? Thanks." - every JRPG story designer.

It's definitely a fine game but fans of it treat it as the best game that ever existed.

They also hate the sequel and sent death threats to women associated with it 🤡

It pains me to say this because I really enjoyed some of the games in the series, but when looking at the series overall... Final Fantasy.

Plus, the ID@Xbox program has produced some amazing games over the past few years. And the ones that are coming out look amazing too!

Wow, that sounds very interesting and unique! Special editions and limited releases are probably among some of the toughest pieces to ever recover- I wonder of its value these days. I really wish the supply for all of these games and systems was much higher back in the day to avoid these extreme prices of today.

As someone that's playing through the original Dark Souls games, they're a bit too overrated. Love Sekiro, Bloodborne, Elden Ring and the Demon's Souls remake. I didn't like Dark Souls 1 that much, and I'm not liking Dark Souls 3 right now and I'd say I'm like 40% done. These boss fights suck (so far. 5 "gank" bosses in a row? So dumb). At least DS 1 bosses were good. Haven't tried 2 but I've heard it's the worst so I don't look forward to it.

You can downvote me now.

Edit: well now I've officially beaten DS 1 & 3. I will say with DS 3 it got much better later on. Just hate those few bosses. The Princes fight was amazing though. I definitely like and respect these games, but I'd still say Sekiro and Bloodborne are better imo.

No. Impossible

Yah anime games are probably on that shit immediately. The idea of having an AI turn one sentence of dialog into 5 pages of bloat has to have all those publishers thrilled. They don't have to pay people to do it anymore. It's like a foundational principle of modern JRPGs and MMOs to just drone on and on. I remember playing Xenoblade Chronicles last year and there was 35 sentence dialog exchange about going down a hallway. Octopath Traveler 2 had one story sequence that was 17 cutscenes long. Don't even get me started on how Persona can have full blown 10 minute conversations that just reiterate something already discussed.

Mass Effect

Hmm, that's an interesting question; when I think of owning an authentic, physical game I tend to hardly ever play them and really don't care about the value, so I suppose a custom-made copy would be feasibly worth my time- I know that Shantae for the GBC does indeed have those newer edition releases that WayForward created within the last 10 years or so, but still an authentic copy feels like a truly marvelous timepiece regardless of value and that special feeling would be hard to emulate through a custom creation unfortunately.

He’s built the necessary business connections through years of hard work in journalism to be able to put on successful events like this.

Let’s not pretend like that’s an easy thing to accomplish.

I think people really understate how difficult it is to maneuver the social aspect of business relations.

I enjoyed it. The push / pull thing you can do with the ball makes getting that last goddamn brick a lot less tedious. I remember it having pretty good music.

I could tell because of the egg, maybe she could paint a little "M" and "L" on the hats to make it obvious