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Just finished Uncharted vita. The game was a lot of fun! Good reason to get a vita. I liked the combat a lot better than 3 too! Sure the set pieces are not as sweet as 2 and 3 but the game has some very cool looking moments. Some of the canoe segments are fantastic looking. Even the series banter between the characters is intact. Pretty impressive for being on such a little game card.
Yeah, the canoe segments looked sooooo good.
I need to add your PSN names for Black Market bs.
What the hell. I thought this was the i just watched thread.
You should've left it. It was beautiful.
8) Dear Esther. I should have passed on it, definitely not my type of interactive narrative experience.
James
I'm still waiting for the promised but as yet unavailable Mac version. My mind is open.Quote:
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10.) Silent Hill 2 HD (360)
I think it's safe to say at this point that this game is a timeless classic. It would have to be for me to be able to enjoy it despite being this being one of the shittiest ports I've ever had the displeasure of playing. Got the "Leave" ending and will play through again to snag some of the achievements I missed. I'm about halfway through Silent Hill 3 now and somehow it's even worse. I do like the new dubs though!
11.) Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning + Legend of Dead Kel DLC (360)
I didn't like this game very much when I first started playing. It felt flat and derivative, and an early quest bug was locking my system up literally every time I would try to change my objective. I stuck with it and it grew on me. I still don't think it's a Skyrim-killer or anything, but it's fun for what it is. The combat is great and the character customization is surprisingly robust. Grabbed the latest DLC because my lady wanted to play it and even that was pretty good. I'll be curious to see what this team comes up with in the future.
I want to play KoA over Skyrim because Skyrim makes my OCD head explode (I hate being pulled in tons of different directions at once with my games). Is KoA a good substitute?
Actually, KoA is pretty similar in that regard. I think I've got somewhere in the neighborhood of 180 quests completed, and there's tons more that I missed. There's a bunch of different factions that all have their own separate questlines just like in TES. And that's not even taking into account the stuff random NPCs give you.