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IGN rolling through with the 8.8
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IGN rolling through with the 8.8
I seriously don't remember the last time they gave a game 10/10 review score
I might be in the minority, but I was really looking forward to P5. I'm not complaining though since both games will be amazingSame for me. More hyped for FFXV but they both look great.
Well I guess that gives me time to finish P4.
P5 releasing in September.... for Japan -__-. No release date has been announced for NA, but I'm assuming we will get it in 2017.
still didn't pick it up ? I might have to replay it after uc4 and ratchetSame dude same.
After UC4 im getting back on my rpg kick. Digimon cyber sleuth is first up.
Yeah dude I'm slipping but im just now getting my system out here in DC after 4 months so playing catch up on games I've been playing.still didn't pick it up ? I might have to replay it after uc4 and ratchetSame dude same.
After UC4 im getting back on my rpg kick. Digimon cyber sleuth is first up.
It's basically Persona with digimon and none of the social aspects
Is there a game Cyber Sleuth is comparable to? Digimon/Pokemon isn't really my scene but I keep hearing how good of a game it is.
The jump in quality from Uncharted 3 to 4 is similar to the ways the second entry trounced the original. It’s still the same Nathan Drake partaking in the same ludicrous, death-defying action as before, but everything is done with so much more panache. I haven’t gone into detail about the specifics of the setpiece moments, as I’d hate to rob readers of the “Oh, WOW” feeling that I had so many times during my dozen-plus hours with the campaign. There was a steady stream of moments that I loved, from insane action sequences that literally dropped my jaw to somber storyline moments in between bombastic firefights. Uncharted 4 isn’t a perfect game...it runs a couple of chapters too long, some of the puzzles feel uninspired, and its multiplayer component is serviceable but largely forgettable. Those nitpicks are in no way significant enough for me to consider A Thief’s End as anything but the best entry in the Uncharted franchise, though. It’s not even just the best Uncharted game. This is one of the most fully-realized action campaigns of all time, and it sets a new bar of quality for what’s possible in the genre.
Yeah I just preordered the digital two days ago, it'll preload on Saturday or Sunday. I can't wait broMy boy offered me uc4 last night but I'll just wait for the digital