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Ben’s Week In Review: March 27

Happy Easter! 🙂 There really aren't any Easter-themed video games, are there? Maybe we can play the next shooter as a big pink bunny.

Good time to be a PlayStation 4 owner

No, I'm not talking about the oft-discussed and apparently very real "PS4K." I still don't like the idea and I've wondered if this will be a polarizing issue for current owners, and I don't have anything else to say until we know more.

Rather, I'm referring to a couple of really great exclusives on the horizon. Both just went gold in the last few weeks; the first is obviously that amazing-looking Ratchet & Clank remake , which has been near the top of my priority list for a while now. I wonder if I'll really love it, though…as I've said in the past, I've never completed one of these games and in truth, the gameplay has never been up my alley. But as we leave this kind of carefree action/platforming behind, I find myself more intrigued by this dying breed. Besides, it seems ridiculous that I'm a PlayStation fan and I've never finished a Ratchet & Clank ; the games really are great (well, most of them; I'm not talking about the ill-advised spin-offs). And as it's very different than any other game I've played in a long time, and probably any game I'll play in 2016, it should feel awfully refreshing.

The other title is Uncharted 4: A Thief's End , which I have no doubt will be excellent. I still have my reservations, though: While I'm aware of what Naughty Dog has done to "modernize" this typically linear experience , I'm still afraid it will get branded as "old-fashioned" simply because it isn't open-world. And for whatever reason, I've noticed that critics love to find fault with games that excel in the graphics department. …wait, we all know the reason. It's so they can present themselves as an "I'm about more than graphics so I'm 'true' gamer," which is just so painfully transparent. But whatever. If Uncharted 4 isn't a Game of the Year contender, something went terribly awry.

Oh but of COURSE we have to worry about FPS in Final Fantasy XV

Square Enix says they're targeting 30fps for FFXV , which is important because after all, frames per second needs to be stable in any action game. Yeah, action game. Action first, role-playing second. It has been the ongoing motto of this project from the beginning, from the moment Square Enix boasted about the game's new High Action System , and they really drove home that action-oriented theme with gameplay that would never remind anyone of an RPG . Honestly, this was one of the more comical quotes I'd ever read:

"True, we did want to get rid of the UI, remove hit counters, restrict the playable character to Noct and so on. But if we did all it that it would become just another action game like all the others. The team is saying, ‘don’t forget this is Final Fantasy before it is an action game.’"

LMAO So, we've got a party -based system and you limit us to only using one character, you take away any visual semblance of an RPG with the UI and hit counters, and "so on," and then there are features like the Cross-Link mechanic …? Yeah, you've had that backward all along, S-E: It's an action game well before it's Final Fantasy but more importantly, it isn't an RPG. It just isn't.

Personal gaming update

I really do like Tom Clancy's The Division . It's one of those games that is both widely accessible and appropriately deep, thereby catering to a very large audience. I find that I can pick it up and play for an hour or so and not feel outmatched or outgunned by other players, and that's partly due to the high entertainment level of playing solo. So few multiplayer-centric titles can manage this, as we all know. I don't know how much more of it I'll play but it's rare that I have any interest in going back to such titles after reviewing them. It should say something that I've already gone back multiple times. As for the bullet sponge thing, I know it's an issue for some, but I think it amps up the depth. It's one of those things that makes it feel a bit more like an RPG, actually, and I don't mind the challenge.

I'm almost done with Assassin's Creed Syndicate , I think. I've got almost all the best equipment for Jacob and Evie, the map is just about done (all districts have been cleared), and I've just got the main story missions and a few side missions remaining. Looks like I'll be done just in time for Ratchet . 🙂

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Temjin001
Temjin001
8 years ago

I'm curious what this updated PS4 turns out to be. Seeing that Sony never squashed the rumor something has got to be imminent.

I look forward to Ratchet but I'm trying not to get overly excited for it. Apparently it's around 10-12 hours long, a little short for a Ratchet game, but fitting for a budget priced offering.
So while I have no doubt it'll be an awesome ride it may not be as richly packed as a full-on Ratchet experience.

Uncharted 4 looks fantastic. I believe if ND is firing on all cylinders they'll have no problem pulling down the high marks.

If I do decide to play FFXV it'll likely come after the next Deus Ex. Which would come after FO4 and Xenoblade X. I will say I'll need solid reviews for FFXV to earn my time, as in 80+ on Metacritic.

PGU: I finished off Witcher 3. SPOILERS.
I liked the story and the way they made it about Ciri, told largely through the eyes of Geralt. Perhaps that's why it left me still feeling that Ciri and her powers were left too mysterious after the credits rolled. What was that power she used in Kai Morden? How exactly did she stop the frost from covering the universe? Don't know. But I suspect it was intentional because the game seemed to only reveal as much as Geralt was privy to. (maybe this stuff was revealed in detail somewhere and I just missed the dialogue or something. There was A LOT OF IT)
In hindsight, to me, the greatest strength of the game is in it's characters and world and how it ties them all together with it's plot line and player made choices. There's plenty of things about it's other mechanics that never really clicked for me: it's combat, it's lack of responsiveness for precise movements, including sloppy interaction with complex terrain, etc. And I do think it's default difficulty should have been upped a notch. But despite all that it's probably the most complex game I've seen to date. In terms of how many things it tried to tackle. It's one ambitious undertaking.

Anyway. It's back to MGSV!


Last edited by Temjin001 on 3/26/2016 10:21:08 PM

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

Yeah I'm watching those critics for FFXV too. It can be both an abomination and a fun game. Let them decide its fate.

mk ultra
mk ultra
8 years ago

I don't think the original Ratchet and Clank was any longer was it? It's been a long time since I beat it though.

Ben Dutka PSXE
Ben Dutka PSXE
8 years ago

The new Ratchet isn't shorter than the original; it's longer. It's the same game with more content, so it can't be shorter.

And every single person I know who played and beat the original said it took them at least 20 hours, so I don't know why they think it's only 10-12.

Temjin001
Temjin001
8 years ago

http://www.gamespot.com/articles/ps4-s-ratchet-clank-runs-at-1080p-30fps-is-about-1/1100-6427990/

Well, they said it, and its being offered as a budget title. So while a ways back they said it was going to be a lot more than just a simple remake (that being changed in many ways), it's clear it's not being remade to be the size of the last several full-on Ratchet games, or even as long as the first game.


Last edited by Temjin001 on 3/28/2016 1:34:21 AM

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

*Grabs hair* That is not a Final Fantasy game either FIRST or LAST *Tears it out*.

Gah.

Hey guys. Spring Break is over and I didn't do sh*t but play Automotron and Sega Dreamcast and my favorite real life game. It's not just back to work work though. I'll be your reviewer for the sure to be overlooked Japanese game I put in my last Spotlight Japan: Nights of Azure. I'll be using my not insubstantial knowledge of the niche and anime markets while setting aside my own preferences of course…yakkidy yakkidy. That's the week in review.

Bio
Bio
8 years ago

Skipping straight to the PGU because I started The Last of Us today (I know, FINALLY, sheesh Bio you take forever) and oh em goodness is it just the most fantastic thing ever.

Banky A
Banky A
8 years ago

WOW REALLY. You took your sweet as time mate. That's quite a bit to miss out on.

Enjoy.
I mean try not to enjoy it, much harder. (YYY)

bigrailer19
bigrailer19
8 years ago

Enjoy every minute of it.

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

Did u get the DLC? I have it on PS3 but haven't played it because I have a PS4 and keep thinking "Welll it could be better so…"

Bio
Bio
8 years ago

I almost never do DLC, especially DLC that promises to "expand on the story". The only time I've played through that kind of DLC and thought it added anything worth experiencing was The Missing Link DLC of Human Revolution.

bigrailer19
bigrailer19
8 years ago

Personally, I struggle with dlc that "expands" on the story because I for some reason feel, then it should have been part of the story to begin with. I guess in short if you have a story to tell, tell it all in the final product.

It's nothing against dlc in general.

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

Well it's there if you wanna know more about Ellie's journey before she met her sugar daddy.

mk ultra
mk ultra
8 years ago

Really looking forward to U4 and R&C. I have little interest in a new ps4 at the moment. I'm already trying to figure out where I'm getting the $500+ for VR a month before the holidays so the thought of a new console is pretty far down the road for me right now.

PGU: Still playing a lot of Rocket League. I totally jinxed myself a couple of weeks ago when I said I was on a winning streak. Been pretty rough the last week and I dropped another division.

Got to level 21 in The Division and haven't played in over a week for some reason. I really want to go back, but all the people I played with are way farther than me now. Time to make new friends in that game I guess.

Other than that I'm still grinding out my dark matter camo in Black Ops. I probably won't ever play that game again once I get it, but something inside of me won't let it go till I get it.

bigrailer19
bigrailer19
8 years ago

I enjoyed Black Ops a lot. I havnt played in s while but it's a super fun game.

I think I'm caving and getting the division this week. I have been talked into getting it and Uncharted 4 is the next game I want so I have a little bit. If I get it I'm gonna power level the best I can and I'll let you know. Well see how things go.

TrueAssassin86x
TrueAssassin86x
8 years ago

Happy Easter Everybody. As for VR and 4k im skipping both saving me at least 900.00$ to put towards something else maybe towards Microsofts Hololens. I joke I joke.

Your right ben it is a great time to be a PlayStation Gamer not only Ratchet and Clank and Uncharted 4 but also MLB The Show 16 out this week. (downloading now) Hopefully we get a review here though it seems no one cares though its a PlayStation exclusive. Meh to Final Fantasy XV.

PGU: Well i've moved on from Batman Arkham Asylum and Bioshock to 3 PlayStation 4 game first up The Order 1886. And Holy Shit im enjoying this game. I dont understand the hate this game got ya i know its short but im enjoying for what it is. Second off Far Cry: Primal only played a little of this so far so i can really give u my opinion. And lastly Dying Light gets a big meh from me its just another zombie game.

bigrailer19
bigrailer19
8 years ago

Ben always reviews The Show.

TheOldOne
TheOldOne
8 years ago

I think its about time the FF franchise evolve into something different. If ACTION is whats neeeded to revitalize it then Im ok with it. Anyways, the old turn based has their fanbase but it is already not appealing for me since the story and production of the current turn based games are always below expectations. Lets hope this one has a good story. At least I was interested. I have not being so far since FFIX.

Ben Dutka PSXE
Ben Dutka PSXE
8 years ago

'sigh'

There's a giant gap between turn-based RPG and an action game, and FFXV could've been anywhere in between. "Evolve" means you grew within your genre, like a Dragon Age, for instance. You don't CHANGE the genre. That's just dumb.

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

Action has NOT revitalized FF. Every new FF was selling double digit millions until the action change. The final result in the latest game is sales of 1 million copies… total. That's across PS3 AND Xbox 360. No, action doesn't help Final Fantasy.

Bio
Bio
8 years ago

Final Fantasy games have been selling less and less because the stories just flat out suck these days. FFXIII's story was so boring and pointless, and its characters so grating, that I gave up 25 hours in the first time, and on the final battle the second time, and I honestly could not care less how the story ends.

FFXIII-2 lasted about five hours before I decided that Serah should have remained a crystal. I have zero interest in Lightning Returns. Go home, Lightning, your creators are drunk.

The new FF is going to suck or own, and sell accordingly, on the merits of its story. If it's good, people will play it and they won't care if it's a shade too action heavy. I seriously have my doubts about it being good, though, because I think Square has simply lost too much talent in that department. They should just give the IP to Eidos Montreal and let them make a bona fide ARPG.

bigrailer19
bigrailer19
8 years ago

If it was any other franchise I'd agree with Bio. However, this is FF we are talking about. This series strives on its fanbase. Regardless of review scores, the sales point towards a depreciation with the original fan base. Arguing story verse gameplay isn't important. Staying true to what made FF what it had become, while even still adjusting to the times is what is important.

But they've completely abandoned that, and low sales are the result.

I'd be willing to bet that if fans knew they were making a true FF game of old, it would sell better than any in the series after 13.


Last edited by bigrailer19 on 3/27/2016 5:57:51 PM

Ben Dutka PSXE
Ben Dutka PSXE
8 years ago

In a franchise where you spend 95 percent of your time playing, there's no way it thrives exclusively on the merits of its story and characters. If that were the case, I wouldn't have finished FFXII and I would've hated FFXIII-2. In point of fact, FFXIII-2's battle system was a million times better than FFXIII because it didn't feel like a totally watered down RPG in that department.

Bio
Bio
8 years ago

If people want action games, they go play action games. People kept coming back to FF because Square kept consistently delivering quality stories (that I didn't care for VII and you didn't care for XII's doesn't change the fact that, on the whole, people loved both), which is why FFVII is still talked about today, and the conversation is always story related, not "Oh dang I really loved x variation of y aspect of the ATB mechanic" or whatever.

As for XIII versus XIII-2 I'm not sure how the gameplay in 2 is any less "action" oriented than the original. The end result is still a fairly chaotic, fast paced system that's more about macromanagement than direct control, only stripped down due to two characters, rather than three. I dunno, to each their own, I guess. The battle systems in those games were never the problem for me; the problem was always narrative.

Ben Dutka PSXE
Ben Dutka PSXE
8 years ago

I didn't say XIII-2 was less action-oriented. I said it didn't feel as watered-down as FFXIII. I honestly can't believe you didn't notice the obvious and drastic differences.

For one thing, they removed that idiotic feature where if the "lead" character dies, the battle ends and you lose. They also dramatically increased the micromanagement depth, going well beyond the limitations of the system in FFXIII. On the battlefield, they implemented several features that were woefully missing in XIII, and we even got the brand new – and surprisingly deep – system of recruiting enemies to become the third party member that joins Noel and Serah. This was just…giant.

And while story is essential, nobody in their right mind spends 40, 50, 60 hours playing a game where they hate the gameplay. That just doesn't happen. And if a role-playing fan doesn't get a role-playing mechanic, he or she is moving on. At that point, the story is almost completely irrelevant; this remains an interactive medium at its core and as I said, when you spend 95 percent (probably more like 99 percent, when you actually look at the numbers) playing as opposed to following a story, it makes no sense to say the story is exclusively responsible for FF's downfall.

RPG fans won't be purchasing FFXV because it doesn't feel like an RPG. It's also why so many shunned Lightning Returns. It sucked. Wouldn't have mattered if it had the greatest story in the world.

xenris
xenris
8 years ago

@Bio

Thank you for pointing out something that people around here seem to not understand, in that FF games are remembered for their stories, characters and music more than their battle mechanics or boss fights.

I have been trying to say that FF15 could totally feel like a Final Fantasy if it nails what actually makes an FF game and FF game, and that is the world, lore, over arching story, characters and their stories, and the mini games and quests.

Temjin001
Temjin001
8 years ago

FFXV is the first flagship offering I've seen where the starring cast looks like a group I wouldn't want to play as.

xenris
xenris
8 years ago

@Temjin

I really liked the cast in their place holder outfits. When the game was still VS13

I hope there are unlockable costumes at least.

Bio
Bio
7 years ago

@Ben, I noticed the differences, but they felt like lateral moves, to me, that essentially resulted in a pretty similar feel that I ultimately enjoyed less. Using enemies as third party members never clicked for me, and felt like a workaround once Square realized their FFXIII battle system, which they were trying to build on, absolutely sucks balls with only two people in your party. You'd think they would have figured that out in XIII when they had you running two character parties for most of the first 20 hours, but no.

I've played plenty of JRPGs where I didn't care much for the battle system, either initially or all the way through, but kept playing because the story was a big enough draw, and the battle system wasn't bad enough to deter me. Sometimes I warmed up to the gameplay, like FFIX. If a game has an interesting story, and an interesting world with interesting characters, people will put up with less than stellar gameplay. I don't believe you can say the same about the reverse, though, when it comes to JRPGs. You can say that about shooters, where story never really matters anyway, outside a few standout titles, or in dungeon crawlers where lol who honestly cares what the story is it's time to loooooot.

JRPGs, at least for me, were always about the story and the world building, about being invested in a character enough that I cared what happened to them. I don't think I'll get that from FFXV, which is why I'm not interested.

Underdog15
Underdog15
7 years ago

To suggest that FF would have been fantastic without fun and engaging gameplay simply because the stories were fun is asinine. Same the other way around.

The games were popular because they were full, complete packages. They had great casts with unique skills and abilities, they each featured their own version of a robust and newly imagined turn-based with or without ATB, they had tons of side-quests and mini-games, complete worlds to exist within, great music, fantastic visuals, and engaging battles.

They typically had it all. Some people play just for the story. Others for the gameplay, and most for the whole shebang.

You can typically tell who falls into what category, though. People who thrive on story tend to favor FFVIII or VI the most. People who thrive on gameplay like IX, V, or XII. And people who like all of the parts as a whole tend to like VII, VI, or X the best. (At least based on my observations of people anyways)

The risk FFXV is running is that it's trying to fit into another genre as opposed to develop it's own unique identity. It's Kingdom Hearts on steroids. You could argue it's unique from past FF's, but it's not unique in that it's fitting an entirely different genre now. Even if the game is amazing, that's a huge risk. (Lets be honest… amazing games have sold poorly in the past, afterall.)

I'm hoping for the best, and am generally super interested to see what happens. I don't think anyone, even those that claim to know, really know what will happen. I know I'm feeling nervous about it. The demo was dull as sh!t, and it's self-proclaimed to be not really like past FFs. Those two facts alone make me nervous. So I will be waiting before purchasing it. (First time ever for a new numbered FF, by the way.)

But to hear anyone concretely say most people only care about story with FF titles? That's horse-crap.


Last edited by Underdog15 on 3/31/2016 4:16:20 PM

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

Why do I have to be the only motherf*cker shouldering the entire burden of positive support for VR?

Find your inner 9 year old on christmas day you bunch of jaded cynical knobs!

🙂

mk ultra
mk ultra
8 years ago

I try, but then my inner 50 year old comes in and kicks his ass, telling him not to get his hopes up.

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

The negativity is just unwarranted given what we know. People shouldn't be bringing up 3D or motion as similar peripherals.

"Wait and see" I understand. It'd be nice to see a few people take a leap of faith on Sony though after it has taken such good customer care of them, possible ps4k notwithstanding.

Banky A
Banky A
8 years ago

DW man I'm here. Still a kid.

Banky A
Banky A
8 years ago

Literally just three weeks ago I was pretty close to buying a Wii U for Pokken Tournament but held off due to not knowing the forecast, and the haps with NX.

Can an expert Nintedoer advise me on my Pokken future purchase?

FM23
FM23
8 years ago

Division is a good time indeed. I hope UC4 delivers. Syndicate gives me hope for AC. FF has never peaked my interest and this new sure doesn't either. I might try ratchet and clank and if it's too childish, I will donate it to my student reward collection.

bigrailer19
bigrailer19
8 years ago

Ratchet games are not what I would call "childish" just more colorful. I would say the humor is even geared toward and older audience. However I think they maintain a rating that caters to most all consumers by making everything a little light hearted. I mean don't expect (and I don't think anyone actually does) CoD combat. Expect a fun, unique system that caters to everyone.


Last edited by bigrailer19 on 3/27/2016 9:37:21 PM

xenris
xenris
8 years ago

FPS matters in every game Ben, not just action games.

Playing FF7s turn based combat at 10 FPS would have been painful and delayed and horrible. Play a turn based game at low FPS and it is atrocious.

Do action games need a more stable FPS? Generally speaking yes, but FPS is important in EVERY genre if you don't want to pull your hair out.

By the way, Dark souls 2 enhanced edition upped its FPS….Star Ocean 5 talking about its high FPS…so is the new Tales games…I guess those must be action games first RPG second too right?

Its inconsistent is all, and you still don't know the depth of its RPG mechanics. Just because it had a stealth section doesn't mean it isn't an RPG. Like I said before there are stealth sections in many turn based RPGs, FF7 had one, Legend of Dragoon had some, Various other RPGs have dungeons that you will get kicked back to the beginning if you are spotted.

Anyway I wish you would wait till you play it because you brand it an action game with absolute conviction.

Underdog15
Underdog15
7 years ago

Star Ocean and Tales of are action-rpgs, though. They have an absolute ton of RPG elements. It's not like a Kingdom Hearts kind of thing. There's much more to them. than that.

Would you consider Kingdom Hearts to be an rpg? Or is it more of an action/adventure?


Last edited by Underdog15 on 3/31/2016 4:18:47 PM

Temjin001
Temjin001
8 years ago

I&#39m curious what this updated PS4 turns out to be. Seeing that Sony never squashed the rumor something has got to be imminent.

I look forward to Ratchet but I&#39m trying not to get overly excited for it. Apparently it&#39s around 10-12 hours long, a little short for a Ratchet game, but fitting for a budget priced offering.
So while I have no doubt it&#39ll be an awesome ride it may not be as richly packed as a full-on Ratchet experience.

Uncharted 4 looks fantastic. I believe if ND is firing on all cylinders they&#39ll have no problem pulling down the high marks.

If I do decide to play FFXV it&#39ll likely come after the next Deus Ex. Which would come after FO4 and Xenoblade X. I will say I&#39ll need solid reviews for FFXV to earn my time, as in 80+ on Metacritic.

PGU: I finished off Witcher 3. SPOILERS.
I liked the story and the way they made it about Ciri, told largely through the eyes of Geralt. Perhaps that&#39s why it left me still feeling that Ciri and her powers were left too mysterious after the credits rolled. What was that power she used in Kai Morden? How exactly did she stop the frost from covering the universe? Don&#39t know. But I suspect it was intentional because the game seemed to only reveal as much as Geralt was privy to. (maybe this stuff was revealed in detail somewhere and I just missed the dialogue or something. There was A LOT OF IT)
In hindsight, to me, the greatest strength of the game is in it&#39s characters and world and how it ties them all together with it&#39s plot line and player made choices. There&#39s plenty of things about it&#39s other mechanics that never really clicked for me: it&#39s combat, it&#39s lack of responsiveness for precise movements, including sloppy interaction with complex terrain, etc. And I do think it&#39s default difficulty should have been upped a notch. But despite all that it&#39s probably the most complex game I&#39ve seen to date. In terms of how many things it tried to tackle. It&#39s one ambitious undertaking.

Anyway. It&#39s back to MGSV!


Last edited by Temjin001 on 3/26/2016 10:21:08 PM

Ben Dutka PSXE
Ben Dutka PSXE
8 years ago

The new Ratchet isn&#39t shorter than the original; it&#39s longer. It&#39s the same game with more content, so it can&#39t be shorter.

And every single person I know who played and beat the original said it took them at least 20 hours, so I don&#39t know why they think it&#39s only 10-12.

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

Yeah I&#39m watching those critics for FFXV too. It can be both an abomination and a fun game. Let them decide its fate.

mk ultra
mk ultra
8 years ago

I don&#39t think the original Ratchet and Clank was any longer was it? It&#39s been a long time since I beat it though.

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

*Grabs hair* That is not a Final Fantasy game either FIRST or LAST *Tears it out*.

Gah.

Hey guys. Spring Break is over and I didn&#39t do sh*t but play Automotron and Sega Dreamcast and my favorite real life game. It&#39s not just back to work work though. I&#39ll be your reviewer for the sure to be overlooked Japanese game I put in my last Spotlight Japan: Nights of Azure. I&#39ll be using my not insubstantial knowledge of the niche and anime markets while setting aside my own preferences of course…yakkidy yakkidy. That&#39s the week in review.

Temjin001
Temjin001
8 years ago

http://www.gamespot.com/articles/ps4-s-ratchet-clank-runs-at-1080p-30fps-is-about-1/1100-6427990/

Well, they said it, and its being offered as a budget title. So while a ways back they said it was going to be a lot more than just a simple remake (that being changed in many ways), it&#39s clear it&#39s not being remade to be the size of the last several full-on Ratchet games, or even as long as the first game.


Last edited by Temjin001 on 3/28/2016 1:34:21 AM

Bio
Bio
8 years ago

Skipping straight to the PGU because I started The Last of Us today (I know, FINALLY, sheesh Bio you take forever) and oh em goodness is it just the most fantastic thing ever.

Bio
Bio
8 years ago

I almost never do DLC, especially DLC that promises to "expand on the story". The only time I&#39ve played through that kind of DLC and thought it added anything worth experiencing was The Missing Link DLC of Human Revolution.

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

Well it&#39s there if you wanna know more about Ellie&#39s journey before she met her sugar daddy.

TrueAssassin86x
TrueAssassin86x
8 years ago

Happy Easter Everybody. As for VR and 4k im skipping both saving me at least 900.00$ to put towards something else maybe towards Microsofts Hololens. I joke I joke.

Your right ben it is a great time to be a PlayStation Gamer not only Ratchet and Clank and Uncharted 4 but also MLB The Show 16 out this week. (downloading now) Hopefully we get a review here though it seems no one cares though its a PlayStation exclusive. Meh to Final Fantasy XV.

PGU: Well i&#39ve moved on from Batman Arkham Asylum and Bioshock to 3 PlayStation 4 game first up The Order 1886. And Holy Shit im enjoying this game. I dont understand the hate this game got ya i know its short but im enjoying for what it is. Second off Far Cry: Primal only played a little of this so far so i can really give u my opinion. And lastly Dying Light gets a big meh from me its just another zombie game.

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

Did u get the DLC? I have it on PS3 but haven&#39t played it because I have a PS4 and keep thinking "Welll it could be better so…"

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