@Ratmasterd21 @Bl4ckb100d Thanks, I'll probably get it since it pretty cheap and it takes 76 hours just for the main story and almost 200 hours for all of the content, from how long to beat.com. I've also played some of 4 ultimate so I think it'll be a small adjustment. The Zelda and other special items from the online quests look fun, so I think I'll enjoy it by playing on and off until the expansion.
Is it worth getting Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate? I'm considering it since I've beaten all of the content in rise, as I'm done with the post release monsters like apex and I don't feel like grinding for all of the Armour and weapons? There probably won't be more content in Rise for at least 5 or 6 months until the expansion releases.
The ds was my first video game console, and the first game I played on it was a shovelware ninjas game in 2008, only 4 at that time. Played that and the wii for a while. I only seriously got into video games with the 3ds, as of 4 years ago, and the switch I got 2 years ago.
I played this game. It's pretty decent for the starting hours, love the pixel art, but the game gets really repetitive. The combat is pretty easy so it's great for people new to the genre. I personally thought the game was mediocre because it is very samey, the only challenge is them plopping down to many numbers, not a lot of way to fight so it lack depth, and the car, which you have to get fuel for, gets old after 5 hours. It they worked on adding some depth, fixing some of the glitches and crashes the pc version suffered from, and maybe fixed some of the tedious elements it's pretty good. I'd recommend getting it on sale, full price felt a bit steep for it. It's on gamepass so try it out there. Some pros, for me are: Indiana jones style, nazis are universally hated so good choice for enemies, mysterious but disconnected events that make up the story, and special perks. Some cons are: boring due to the reused assets and copy and pasted feeling battles, versatility is low, stories are dull and long, and it could use some fixes for glitches.
I'm going to get this game. GameXplain put up gameplay vidoes and the frame rate looks much more stable. It looks like the demo was a older build of the game, with the one the reviewers get fixing a lot of the frame rate problems. I still hope for a day one patch to improve the resolution and frame rate more though. I think it's probably going to be a time loop with the baby guardian, destroyed at some point and put in the box, which will go on with it failing each time in the end, at least it sounds like the official prequel to breath of the wild from the trailers and marketing
A dumbed down version of Torchlight 2 - Essentially this is the Torchlight name, unfortunately with none of the experience. It would appear this is an action rpg, very basic, click and shoot. There is no real character development and if you loved TL2, you very likely will not enjoy Torchlight 3. The end of the game comes quick and then you have nothing to do.
Summary: This is a mobile version of torchlight that was pushed on pc players.
A review from me on Steam, just my thoughts on the game. Here's the review of this game from Push Square https://www.pushsquare.com/reviews/ps4/torchlight_iii It's not that good of a game, just Torchlight 2 dumbed down.
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Re: Nintendo's Monster Hunter Sale Discounts Five Games And Lots Of Rise DLC
@Ratmasterd21 @Bl4ckb100d Thanks, I'll probably get it since it pretty cheap and it takes 76 hours just for the main story and almost 200 hours for all of the content, from how long to beat.com. I've also played some of 4 ultimate so I think it'll be a small adjustment. The Zelda and other special items from the online quests look fun, so I think I'll enjoy it by playing on and off until the expansion.
Re: Nintendo's Monster Hunter Sale Discounts Five Games And Lots Of Rise DLC
Is it worth getting Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate? I'm considering it since I've beaten all of the content in rise, as I'm done with the post release monsters like apex and I don't feel like grinding for all of the Armour and weapons? There probably won't be more content in Rise for at least 5 or 6 months until the expansion releases.
Re: Community: What Was Your First Ever Nintendo Game?
The ds was my first video game console, and the first game I played on it was a shovelware ninjas game in 2008, only 4 at that time. Played that and the wii for a while. I only seriously got into video games with the 3ds, as of 4 years ago, and the switch I got 2 years ago.
Re: "The Best Version" Of Turn-Based Strategy Adventure Pathway Comes To Switch This Month
I played this game. It's pretty decent for the starting hours, love the pixel art, but the game gets really repetitive. The combat is pretty easy so it's great for people new to the genre. I personally thought the game was mediocre because it is very samey, the only challenge is them plopping down to many numbers, not a lot of way to fight so it lack depth, and the car, which you have to get fuel for, gets old after 5 hours. It they worked on adding some depth, fixing some of the glitches and crashes the pc version suffered from, and maybe fixed some of the tedious elements it's pretty good. I'd recommend getting it on sale, full price felt a bit steep for it. It's on gamepass so try it out there. Some pros, for me are: Indiana jones style, nazis are universally hated so good choice for enemies, mysterious but disconnected events that make up the story, and special perks. Some cons are: boring due to the reused assets and copy and pasted feeling battles, versatility is low, stories are dull and long, and it could use some fixes for glitches.
Re: Hands On: Hyrule Warriors: Age Of Calamity Makes You Wish You Didn't Know How It Ends
I'm going to get this game. GameXplain put up gameplay vidoes and the frame rate looks much more stable. It looks like the demo was a older build of the game, with the one the reviewers get fixing a lot of the frame rate problems. I still hope for a day one patch to improve the resolution and frame rate more though. I think it's probably going to be a time loop with the baby guardian, destroyed at some point and put in the box, which will go on with it failing each time in the end, at least it sounds like the official prequel to breath of the wild from the trailers and marketing
Re: Exclusive: Torchlight III Character Class Guide - Best Builds And Tips, Straight From The Devs
A dumbed down version of Torchlight 2 - Essentially this is the Torchlight name, unfortunately with none of the experience. It would appear this is an action rpg, very basic, click and shoot. There is no real character development and if you loved TL2, you very likely will not enjoy Torchlight 3. The end of the game comes quick and then you have nothing to do.
Summary: This is a mobile version of torchlight that was pushed on pc players.
A review from me on Steam, just my thoughts on the game.
Here's the review of this game from Push Square
https://www.pushsquare.com/reviews/ps4/torchlight_iii
It's not that good of a game, just Torchlight 2 dumbed down.