[Neverwinter: Avernus Update]

Can't believe this game is still getting updates after all these years! Pretty cool

[Pharaoh: A New Era Remake]

Loved the art style of this trailer. Made me interested to check the game out, and also the fact that I love strategy games

[Scarlet Nexus New Update]

Just checked out the game, seems like the reviews aren't that great but seems entertaining. 

[Mass Effect Trilogy: Remastered coming?]

Might pick it up for ME 1 and 2. The series took a sharp dive after that

[Left 4 Dead 2: The Last Stand Update]

Playing this with friends are some of the fondest memories of Co-op gaming I've had! Can't wait to do another LAN-party when this releases

[Little Nightmares 2]

I remember when a developer of the first game posted on reddit some time ago, glad to see how far they've come

[Override 2: Super Mech League]

Played some mecha games on the PS4, random games don't really remember the names, they weren't that fun, but these look a bit better

[Alaloth - Champions of the Four Kingdoms Delay]

Reminds me alot of pillars of eternity, I can see the devs are indie as well. Super glad to see Indie devs coming up with great looking games

[Soulslike Metroidvania Grime]

A side scrolling souls-like would be something I haven't played before. Will keep this wishlisted

[Vigor release - 23rd September]

Looks sweet, the number of games arriving for the switch that go under the radar is crazy.

[Jurassic World Evolution - Complete Edition]

If its a DLC i assume its going to be DDL only

[MP5-SD in Counter Strike: Global Offensive]

Yeah I barely see it used in deathmatch as well. Was used a lot when it was new but now barely

[Spiritfarer]

I like the progression aspects of it. Is the progression linear or each playthrough seems different?

[Children of Morta]

Been a long time since I saw a top down Action game with these graphics. Looks pretty cool

[Nintendo Officially Announces A Trio Of Super Mario 3D Remasters]

On 9/4/2020 at 4:23 AM, Shagger said:

This is great, but there is a rather baffling catch.

The games are only available until "approximately March 31st 2021". What's the point of only having these games as an exclusive to help sell both itself and a console only available for six months as opposed to having this game sell itself and the console for years to come? I suppose what they're thinking is only offering the games for sale for six months they'll temp more people to buy a Switch during the launch period of the PS5 and XBSX, but forcing fans to choose between spending money on a Switch and next-gen, people are going to choose next-gen. You can tell this is from the same idiots who thought making the NES Mini and SNES Mini in limited quantities was a good idea, and they lost potentially hundreds of thousands, if not millions of sales because of it.

 

Stop it, Nintendo. This idea of limiting availably to increase short term demand does not work out better in the end, it only pisses people off.

Agreed, I think it would increase sales as well. Nintendo banks on nostalgia alot, and having a certain limited time to buy one of the forefathers of gaming, would make everyone sure to buy it instead of "waiting for a sale" or the likes

[Immortals: Fenyx Rising Reveal]

I was pretty excited for G&M Actually. After breath of the wild the art style really clicked with me, looking forward to this

[Total War: Three Kingdoms - The Furious Wild]

Looks interesting, loving the new cannon types. Seems like it has mixed reviews on steam though

[The Last Campfire]

Is this going to be on gamepass? Might just give it a go then

[Black Myth: Wukong, a new Chinese Action Adventure RPG]

Looks really interesting, hope the combat is fluid and fun in a game like this. The trailer was well done

[Nintendo releasing a new Game & Watch with Super Mario Bros.]

That's super cool, and although 49.99 is a bit much for just a system with 1 game, it's a great price for a piece of nostalgia

[One game you never played and really, really, wished you did?]

Witcher 3.

I played it, but never finished it (Which is the regret).

But i played further into it enough that Im unable to start again because the first part is boring to me since I've already done most of it.

[What are some things that make you suspect you won’t like a game?]

Somewhere into a games dev cycle, you can sort of get the feel from the developers how confident they are in their game. From their marketing, updates, press releasees etc. Sometime you can see dev's not fully confident in their game, or clashes with publishers that show what to expect the game. Those kind of things make me super cautious about a game

[How do you think about TLOU2?]

On 9/3/2020 at 2:39 AM, Shagger said:

 

Pretty much spot on. The gameplay improved in pretty much every way. As aforementioned, went to greater detail in my review, but the issues the games has doesn't really stem from the story itself, more from the way it was told. The original didn't find strength in the unique aspects of its story, to tell the truth it wasn't that unique a story, but it was told with such great pacing that really engrossed you in so easily. The Second game actually does have a more unique, challenging narrative, but it's told in a more jarring and less fluent manner. I can understand why they did it the way they did, and it does work, but not without cost.

 

Still, it's a brilliant game, of the very best this generation, and in what honestly has not been a great year for big, story-centric games.

While The gameplay was indeed solid, I feel like the narrative brought it down a lot. Yes the mechanics were fluid, yes gunplay was awesome. But it needs to come in the complete package.

Although to each their own, Super glad that you enjoyed it.

[Did a Game Ever Change Your Life?]

I'm not sure changing my life would be appropriate, but games as a whole have shaped me into who I am now. The interest in games got me into computers, taught me how to type fast, was interested in making games so learnt to program.

[The Deadliest Game?]

Not sure about just loading the game being dangerous. But I do know that back in it's prime, World of warcraft had a huge impact on people who were addicted to it. Deaths, Divorces and unhealthy lifestyles were all attributed to that game at one point.