Anyone played the FF7 demo? Really looking forward to playing this and hoping it lives up to the hype.
Anyone played the FF7 demo? Really looking forward to playing this and hoping it lives up to the hype.
It's fun for a couple of hours but the novelty soon wares off.
I play it with my 6 year old lad now who thinks it's absolutely brilliant. He tells me what to do and he thinks it's great that the goose is naughty
Had a bash at this today. Superb, should be as good as RE2. That Titan shit me up.Can't wait for resident evil 3 remake in a couple of weeks, demo is out now
Started Bioshock. Never played them first time round. Quite tough, but very good.
Mr X is one scary fucker, I tried the project resistance beta on Friday which is good fun as well. You can actually control some of the monsters including Mr X!Had a bash at this today. Superb, should be as good as RE2. That Titan shit me up.
I'm on assassin's creed. Jeez, you can lose 3 hours and not achieve anything, it's vast. I think sometimes games are too big and you totally lose yourself and interest.Currently getting worked through:
Assassins Creed Odyssey - game seems bloody endless. Not that i'm complaining.
ANNO 1800
Stellaris with the new Federations expansions
FrostPunk
Games I have bought and yet to play:
Monster Hunter World
Conquerors Blade
Jurassic World
Final Fantasy XV
Ryse: Son of Rome
Shadow of Mordor
The above may be completely ignored however with the release of Cyberpunk, which I imagine i'll be pouring the hours into.
Yep, it is possible for games too be just too long. Thats why I prefer shorter linear games like Resident Evil, Last of Us, Uncharted etc. With the exception of Skyrim, Fallout and Red Dead, but with fast traveling and clever mission locations, they become linear. I usually play a game to death for a couple of weeks, then move on to do something else. So much to play, read and watch, not enough time in the day.I'm on assassin's creed. Jeez, you can lose 3 hours and not achieve anything, it's vast. I think sometimes games are too big and you totally lose yourself and interest.
Yep, it is possible for games too be just too long. Thats why I prefer shorter linear games like Resident Evil, Last of Us, Uncharted etc. With the exception of Skyrim, Fallout and Red Dead, but with fast traveling and clever mission locations, they become linear. I usually play a game to death for a couple of weeks, then move on to do something else. So much to play, read and watch, not enough time in the day.