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Burnout paradise, now that's a game I haven't heard for a while. Didn't the pc servers go down?No one excited for:
Bioshock
Borderlands
XCom
Burnout Paradise
Burnout paradise, now that's a game I haven't heard for a while. Didn't the pc servers go down?No one excited for:
Bioshock
Borderlands
XCom
Burnout Paradise
Sort of, however they did bring out a remastered version on PS4 and Xbox One. Which this is a port of.Burnout paradise, now that's a game I haven't heard for a while. Didn't the pc servers go down?
Xcom, bravely default 2 and xenoblade. Lots of play time there.
I've played Bioshock to death same with Borderlands.
Really pleased that they're bringing free updates to ring fit and animal crossing.
These directs throw a lot at you. I will read up on everything again to go through it all more slowly.
Still no Metroid...
Yeah I know but I live in hope. One day...It would be weird if they showed anything when it’s more than a year away from release, probably more than 2.
Yeah I know but I live in hope. One day...
It's a shame that's the only way to experience the multiplayer for burnout thoughSort of, however they did bring out a remastered version on PS4 and Xbox One. Which this is a port of.
Star Wars Racer is coming.
That game was awesome.
Hyper Light Drifter.Goodness there is so much dross on the estore isn’t there.
Someone spec me a game! Requirements / thoughts.
It must be good (!).
Not super duper involved (like Dark Souls).
I do enjoy a Metroidvania and platformers. Favourite games this ‘gen’ are Hollowknight, Celeste, Zelda and Mario.
Animal crossing looks a bit redundant to me.
Basically I’m a lazy douchbag and want excellence. Why won’t you entertain me, world. Life is so unfair.
Goodness there is so much dross on the estore isn’t there.
Someone spec me a game! Requirements / thoughts.
It must be good (!).
Not super duper involved (like Dark Souls).
I do enjoy a Metroidvania and platformers. Favourite games this ‘gen’ are Hollowknight, Celeste, Zelda and Mario.
Animal crossing looks a bit redundant to me.
Basically I’m a lazy douchbag and want excellence. Why won’t you entertain me, world. Life is so unfair.
Guys, slightly off the current topic, but in years gone by I remember I used to be able to change my nintendo account region code to allow me to access overseas e-shops/when I travel with work etc. Now when I go into my Nintendo account, the country/region option is greyed out. I don't have any balance on the account.
Anyone got any ideas what could cause it/ways to fix it? I've tried emailing Nintendo but with everything going on at the moment, I am not expecting a quick response!
It’s kind of interesting in that it has the exact same problem as Luigi’s mansion, which is basically ‘laboriously turn over every stone to find as much stuff as possible for no reward’.
Cheers both, much appreciated.
@Kreeeee yes I did quite enjoy the messenger, very good if you are partial to a sprinkling of humour and grew up with games of that sort. Owlboy though.... that was terrible, what are you like! Have you got around to playing it or was that based on reviews? I found it had little charm, the controls were clunky, the puzzles were simple, the player sprite (with someone in tow) was just too big and there was actually very little in the way of exploring.
I have no doubt that you played it long ago but Cave Story was great, but I sort of resent paying quite a lot of money for what is a 15 year old freeware game. I dunno, maybe I should just buy it to pay the creator his dues.
I think it may have been you who commented at the same time as me last year, in that we both lost interest when it distinctly changed from ‘spooky hotel’ to ‘themed levels’ which made the charm drop dramatically and the problem with the mechanic became more obvious. Perhaps that was someone else but that’s when I put it to one side.Best summary of my feelings on Luigi's mansion to be honest, lovely game which I hadn't actually seen much negative about (admittedly hadn't gone looking) but I ended up putting it to one side to go back to at a later date to see if it felt less monotonous.