I guess it's a little subjective. I'll personally always see a trilogy cease to be, when a fourth, related entry become a thing.

@neocweeny said in What Video Game Beat You: @sheria said in What Video Game Beat You: @neocweeny said in What Video Game Beat You: @sheria I've also never beaten Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts. I got up to the last level of the first run. It really is much harder than the other games in the series. Ghost 'n Goblins and Ghouls 'n Ghosts on the Mega Drive I've beaten a few times. I had heard the Megadrive version was more manageable somehow, I've never tried it though. I just can't get on with how Arthur jumps though, combine that with a very questionable frame rate and I just keep messing up when I shouldn't. The way chests work winds me up and my patience was just tested too much on stage two because of the slow scrolling raft section. I just can't see myself going back to it. Ghouls 'n Ghosts on the Mega Drive is not a different version but a completely different game and it's much better in my opinion. The frame rate is not so bad in that game and it doesn't have that terrible double jump. You can also shoot up and downwards which is nice ^_^. Wow, really? I know what I'm playing next. That said, I still feel defeated.

@bam541 Most excited for Control, it's my dark horse for GOTY. This and Man of Medan really do a great job closing out the month and getting me ready for the madness that is the Fall gaming season.

We hit the minimum! I’ll make a league and send out the invites during the week! We still have four remaining spots, so if you want in don’t be shy!

Ohh I also bought a new laptop from back to school coupons at Reecoupons and from there I also bought these games Limbo list itemMonument Valley list itemKingdom Rush list itemHitman GO they are paid but not much expensive there, you can easily buy these by using coupons. I hope you also like these games too.

Well it seems I erased most of my answer before posting so RIP me I guess, I'll look into it later Visual Novels Virtue's Last Reward 9 Hours 9 Persona 9 Doors Danganronpa V3 Action/Adventure/Others Catherine GTA San Andreas Dishonored 2 Does are the main ones I can think of for now, so I'll leave it at that.

@axel said: the good-but-not-great games like Kirby or Yoshi I still maintain that Yoshi's Crafted World is the best the series has been since the original Island, (even if I still have a soft personal favoritism for Story) just everyone can feel how much the couple baffling decisions like the limited and awful soundtrack (especially after Woolly World's amazing one) plus being forced to revisit levels over and over instead of being able to knock out multiple objectives at once hurt the overall experience for the player. That definitely hurt how the game was scored and for good reason, but I do hope people give it a chance still, because it is extremely charming, strikingly good looking, and both goes interesting places you wouldn't expect from a Yoshi game as well as mixes up the gameplay enough to keep the lengthy journey fresh through the end. (as long as you're not going for 100% like a madman, which murders the pace) And honestly, even if it had been a perfect game, I don't think Yoshi would get the credit he deserves these days. The character just doesn't have the same popularity he had back in the 90s, there's a stinging stigma surrounding the games of the perception that they're all mindnumbingly easy primarily targeting kids, and nothing can ever live up to what the original Island was for it's time. Yoshi just isn't currently a hype franchise for Nintendo like Mario, Zelda, or Smash despite all of those equally having great entries and subpar ones. I really wonder how Luigi's Mansion 3 will turn out, given how great it has looked so far, given it'll likely suffer from this same consumer hype level bias. I'm convinced that when all is said and done we'll look back on the Switch as having one of the best libraries of all Nintendo consoles. I kind of doubt this, but if it happens it'll most likely be for cribbing all of Wii U's stellar titles, in the eyes of people who never owned a Wii U to experience them there first, on top of it's own usual amount of original standouts for a Nintendo system. I personally think the Switch's legacy in the longrun will be the system itself, with all the good and bad resulting from this souped up handheld masquerading as a console.

@sheria That sounds like fair advice but I am a good fan of PvP in games. Do I need to communicate with these old timers with a mic or would I survive on my own? Cause I really don’t want to spend time with elitist gamers when I’m just trying to have fun before and after work. I probably would just play it under the level cap before you have to subscribe.

Most excited for Huber's Prison of Love

@gageblackw23 Yeah, I don't watch those youtubers so I don't know what their take on it is. From EZA, I mostly just recall Huber was very interested in playing CyberPunk 2077 on Stadia as it could be the best version for the least amount of money. The xCloud I just haven't really heard much about at all, and since I don't have an Xbox One or Microsoft Hardware I haven't been keeping tabs on it. Mostly I take no offense to these services, as of now I'm not personally all that interested in these services but that could change once they are up and running and if they every get exclusive software that I just have to play. That seems to be the big missing piece for both services.

@bigdude1 I know what you mean. Because of a shipping delay, I ended up with Ultimate Alliance 3 and Fire Emblem: Three Houses on the same day. I had to go with Fire Emblem. Even though it's a longer game.

Here's a trailer for it: Youtube Video It doesn't look bad at all, could be a good surprise! Wasn't it Brad's poptart recently on the podcast?

Episode 2 is up Youtube Video

@paulmci27 said in Is Ninja Gaiden II cheap or am I just a poor at the game?: It's just a really hard game. If you keep at it, it'll click for you eventually. I never finished it myself. Bit tough for my taste. I tried numerous times and I couldn't get into it. It's not because it's hard, because I love challenging games. Games like System Shock 2, Shinobi for the PS2, Contra, Demon's Souls (which is harder than Dark Souls), Fallout 2, Devil May Cry 3, Cuphead, and Ninja Gaiden Black. These games were difficult, but often fair. The took wit and skill to play. Whereas Ninja Gaiden 2 is hard, but it's not fair at all. And I'm always perplexed it's regarded at such high regard. Maybe I'm just awful at it.