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Re: Mini Review: The Hong Kong Massacre - A Hotline Miami Clone That's A Little On The Tough Side

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picked this up for £1.79 on sale last night. The gameplay isn't as smooth as the trailer makes it look, not in terms of frame rate or performance, your character just feels quite "heavy". My main gripe with it is that the resolution is distractingly bad in docked mode, it literally looks about 420p, but in handheld on the OLED it looks really crisp and sharp. It's dissapointing that you can't really play it both ways without taking a massive dip in resolution and the text being nearly unreadable. Still enough fun and content for a £1.79 sale though.

Re: Review: Bright Memory: Infinite - A Chaotic, Crysis-Style FPS, But Messy And Very Short

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This looks great and I do want to get it but only at a big discount, over in 2 hours + mimimun to no replay value really puts me off buying it. Don't get me wrong no game should outlive it's welcome, for example Abzu took me 4 hours to complete but it felt perfectly paced and ended without getting boring, it's about the experience, but 2 hours including cutscenes is a bit offputting

Re: Video: What Was Your First Video Game Ever?

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my first memory of a game is playing the first Tomb Raider on my dad's PC, I couldn't have been any older than 3 at the most, probably around 96/97, I wasn't very good and kept getting killed by a rolling boulder, after that my first real memory of playing a game and actually being able to play it properly was Crash Bandicoot 1 on the PS1

Re: Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse

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Genuinely one of the worst games I've ever played. It's extremely rare that I don't finish a game because it's that bad but I couldn't bring myself to complete this game. The novelty and enjoyment lasts for about 15 minutes and then it's gone. The entire game is a repetitive, joyless slog without a single redeeming feature.

It's not one of those games that used to be good but hasn't aged well either. This is my first time playing it but even by the standards of it's time it's absolutely dreadful.

Re: Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour

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This is the best version of this game there's ever been. I've been playing this since I was a kid in the 90's and this is the only version of it I would now play. The inclusion of the "True 3D" makes a massive difference and it's good that you can switch between that and the old style.

The inclusion of a new campaign and all the commentary from the makers of the game is a really nice touch too.