@JuankandaJuan Bethesda games are all “short” if you’re only talking about the main story. Most people who actually through played Starfield played for way more than 20 hours.
@_claypot Just came back and it was amazing. Depending on where you stay, we only stayed in heavy tourist spots (Kyoto, Osaka, and Tokyo) English is there second language so you’ll get around fine. Install Google Translate and you’ll be good.
@frooster96 The true way to play the series is play KH then immediately jump into KH 2 and be confused by everything. Then play COM, BBS, 358/2, and DDD to fill in on the blanks. That’s the true Kingdom Hearts experience.
@arcanaraccoon@Romudeth How does it make you dumb and boring to buy on release? Sometimes you love the games a studio is putting out and want to support development of future projects. Alan Wake II only sold around 2 million copies but Remedy is still able to put out Control: Resonant. Thanks to fans.
@ria9a Playing on normal as a kid I don’t think I ever died once. Maybe in the last boss fights with Ansem and that’s it. Now proud mode is a different story.
@digixtone I’ve yet to lose access to a digital game I bought and I’ve been buying digital for about 13 years now. I agree physical is better but as of yet we haven’t seen any major examples of losing access outside of delisted not able to buy and 500 documentaries and movies no one had.
@miracles7k $5 if they were decent and brought everything in a timely matter, $10 if they were attentive and asked for anything else, $15 if they refilled my drink every 10 minutes. $2 if you took over 30 min to even come by the table.
@HawkEmDownChris Well I grew up in a time where you appreciated old and new thanks to Cartoon Network and Boomerang. So I can say Powerpuff girls and I could say Flintstones and both would be valid.
@8biteric Most games released in the last 10 years have not actually been unfinished broken messes and people just latched on to the 3 examples and acted like that was the case for all of them. Cyberpunk 2077 is an amazing game despite it being the prime example of this.
@YorchTorchGames They do have multigenerational entertainment. If you didn’t play Halo before the age of 10 or Metal Gear Solid at 7 years old you really weren’t gaming back then.