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killing yourself

>>385523383
>dropping
kill yourself but unironically

after the first boss

RED FLAGS I mean. Not green. I was thinking about greentext and had a Freudian slip.

>>385522982
>I always avoid people who say Spirit Tracks is a good Zelda. It shows that they're prone to impulse and impressionable. Conversely, if they say Phantom Hourglass is a bad game, it automatically tells you they have the attention span of a mosquito and don't understand the ingenuity of that game and can't perceive the close roots to the original Zelda that game had.

Did you get mixed up there anon?

>>385523162
No. The only thing is I should have proofread, but I meant what I said.

ST is a bad game and doesn't lick PH's boots.

>>385522905
I hate it, it looks nice but its filled with way too much shit and playing it is a huge, unsatisfying chore.

>>385522905
that would be civ v multiplayer on launch playing as babylon against poorfags who didn't preorder

>>385522905
Alpha Centauri is a better civ game than any of the main titles.

Civ4 is still good though.

>>385522781
>tattoo
I thought I clicked /v/ NOT >>>/trash/

>>385522781
>cute girl
>plays video games
It can only be one of these, OP

Whatever is most popular among normies.

>>385522224
I refuse to believe a game with a location "Mirror Peak" doesn't have working mirrors

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>>385522224
Technical limitations.

Most games are optimized just enough for what they have to render. With a mirror, that essentially doubles. So, for now, we get no mirrors, foggy mirrors, broken mirrors, rusty mirrors, etc.

Eventually mirrors will come back.

the race to page 10

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>>385522503
What racing game is that?

>>385522039
I want to play Forza Horizon 3, because it seems like just what I want. Weab trash cars, drifting, upgrading/tweaking cars.

I wish it were on Steam, though. It seems wrong to buy anything on Windows store.

Life is Strange
inb4 >game

System Shock 2.

Game completely falls apart at the end.

Bad endings have been around since the beginning of videogames and as bad as anything recent was in the days of NES and Atari there were much worse.

But I guess /v/ doesn't care about actual videogame discussions so whatever I guess.

>>385521970
Go to his /vg/ thread to cure your subhuman retardation, 90% of the thread is people bitching and shiting on it

>>385521970

I quit playing because PlayerUnknown sucks streamer cocks. I sniped a popular streamer (didn't know he was a streamer at the time) and he reported me for "stream sniping" (saying I watched his twitch stream to see where he was) and I got a 7 day ban with no fucking proof because the streamer and his retarded audience mass reported me.

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>>385522159
>he doesn't want to talk about games on /v/

you're more than welcome to go join your daily persona bread or wherever you hang out, anon.

Fuck off Game Radar.

>Neither should it come as a surprise that most of Catherine’s promotional material was obviously intended for the male gaze. One of the most recognisable shots (pictured above) zooms in on Catherine’s head and torso as the character reveals her ample cleavage and smiles coyly at the viewer. Other pictures look like screenshots from a hentai film: one where Vincent’s head is caught between Catherine’s spread legs is particularly suggestive; others where Catherine is on her back or side look as carefully arranged as a Playboy Bunny centrefold.

>If salivating males were Atlus’ designated audience, the developer did very well. But there are other reasons to play Catherine, too. Despite its oily sheen of sleaze, the game is genuinely gorgeous to interact with. The title screen, for example, sees Vincent dangling from a ledge, screaming Katherine’s name against a fuschia backdrop, while she stares past him nonchalantly. The rest of the game fizzes with these pink-and-black strobes of colour. The plush café Vincent frequents with Katherine is sweetly decorated in pale pink (a suggestion that Katherine is smothering him with love?) while the netherworld Vincent finds himself in every night is as black as an abyss.

>Such a bold visual palette suits the plot perfectly. Like a soap opera played out in the style of an anime, Vincent’s love triangle is told through a variety of cutscenes where Vincent meets Katherine, hangs out with his friends in a bar called The Stray Sheep and has sex with Catherine in his apartment. In a nifty touch, you can walk around The Stray Sheep, interacting with customers and answering texts. Most of these come from Katherine, who either berates Vincent or lets glimpses of vulnerability slip. Each text is accompanied by the sound of a small, feminine sigh: a more potent method of expressing quiet disappointment than words could ever achieve.

>The majority of Catherine, however, takes place in nightmare, where the player must solve increasingly difficult platform puzzles in order to survive. Each level is divided into three stages, and each one is trickier than the last. What starts off as simply climbing a tower and strategically moving blocks around, becomes impossibly hard. As levels progress, boxes can fall on you, spikes pierce you if you step on the wrong block and other men trapped in the pit push you off the edge.

>If it sounds repetitive, it is, but the mechanics are elevated by the game’s imagery. The netherworld plays upon the essence of limbo: of repeating a set of trials for all eternity or being lost forever. Each level also ends with a monster, which clambers after you as you feverishly try to get away. Some of these creatures are deliciously hideous, such as a posterior with eyes and a tongue that emits heart mist as breath. Then there’s the church confessional, where a mysterious, omniscient voice calls to Vincent. Calling him a little lamb, the voice asks Vincent sly questions on sexuality, marriage and morality. It’s curious, as you’re never sure whether you’re answering as Vincent or as yourself.

>If Catherine achieves one thing, it’s that masculinity has never looked so fragile. Character designer Shigenori Soejima based Vincent’s look on Buffalo ‘66 director Vincent Gallo, but any resemblance is purely artificial. Unlike Gallo’s smoky arrogance and dark good looks, Vincent is a puddle of nerves: shaking, shivering and constantly doubting himself. Women are often criticised for having no agency, but here the stereotype is reversed. Vincent doesn’t take any responsibility for his actions, saying Catherine “forced herself on him” and that “he had nothing to do with it” after they sleep together. He’s such a limp noodle, it’s sometimes cathartic just to watch him die.

remake is shit

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They redid the translation so it's more flowery and less...well, Daravony.

Apply the patch that fixes the slowdown issue and you'll probably enjoy it.

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>>385521707
Don't listen to this faggot >>385522029 the remake is far superior. Literally Got if Got was good

>>385521341
Nothing really.

Except it's not on Switch in the west yet.

Grinding special permits was a fucking awful idea and a piss poor substitute for G Rank. Also way too many shitty quests in general.

Adept and Brave styles are flat OP because of near-always accessible complete evasion, with bonuses on top in Adept's case. The styles in general are a terrible idea, the arts with them.

Too much fucking Gen 1/2 representation. I know, this is a muhstalgia game, but those gens are utter fucking garbage for monster movesets in 80% of cases. The chickenwalkers and 'los are prime bullshit material, and others like gravy-os and Khezu are flat unfun, boring messes.

Weapon balance in XX is actually pretty good, most stuff is viable and the biggest meme weapons (TEOSTRA BOW) were pulled back significantly, RIP charge blade autists. Doesn't matter though because styles and absolute evasion fuck everything back up ten times over. The entire flow of a hunt is different, and monster HP is fucking doubled to compensate for the constant safety which serves only to frustrate and annoy.

The progression feels artificial and lifeless. You're not developing a town or travelling across the world, you're just doing Quests because it's a best hits Video Game. Even for the purist in me this is a bit disheartening.

The holding A to gather is a fucking godsend though, that alone makes it hard for me to go back even to 4U.

Until dawn and heavy rain

>>385521319
these desu

despite heavy rain's hilarious other problems

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>>385521278
>choices didn't matter

Better question is, did anyone care?? Prequel + sequel combo says no. I literally cannot wait to make more scripted choices because i know IT'S NOT REAL.

>>385521071

90% of mexico is a desert, including it's capital city

yucatan and oaxaca are shit anyway and everyone there should be killed though desu

It also has vast deserts and nice landscapes.

Hey, it would be nice if we used this stereotype less

How can Sega Compete with something that nobody has?

>>385520985
>Blast Processing more like **Ass Processing**
That's all I needed to read to convince me of your argument.

nintenbros gonna toddle

6 and above

Defenses 1-5 are baby shit. At 7+ you'll have a hard time not having your shit fucked up.

>>385521237
I'm level 8 and have used a total of 2 traps and never had more then 3 walls take damage, seriously wtf is this shit

>>385520947
The only reason I would play this game is for the thick as fuck blonde.

Is this game actually going F2P in a years time?