@suplextrain I'll still be into it in 2 weeks. It's my current go-to multiplayer game for when I want to unwind

I know there's already the one topic about multiplayer, but I wasn't sure if there was anything specific for Uncharted 4. I'm looking for anyone to play Uncharted 4 with on a fairly regular basis.

PSN: Darkwatchman

Literally almost every game announced. I'm one of those people that loves all genres and gets excited easily over games because I love games. So many different experiences. It's wonderful. However, because of that, I get excited for everything and can only end up buying 25 or less retail games a year out of the probably 50-100 I end up wanting every year

I hate Tales of Symphonia. I got the Tales of Symphonia Chronicles on PS3 after playing multiple tales games and hearing Symphonia was the most revered. I completed it because I tend to give games a fair chance and I will complete all games unless there is a progression roadblock like I'm stuck and guides don't help or I can't be bothered to look up guides every 10 seconds for a crap game.

Anyways, I didn't really like the Symphonia characters anywhere near as much as characters in other entries of the franchise, but the real killers are its outdated combat and the pacing. The game is one of the older games and so it was before the introduction of fully 3D movement and it just looks stupid and feels limited having these 3D dungeons and 3D environments and 3D everything only to be limited to a 2D perspective for combat.

The pacing was also complete trash. At least 3-5 times throughout the game, the story telegraphs "hey, we're building up to a climax and we're about to be done here", then pulls a lot twist out of its ass just to extend the length of the game. It would have been frustrating enough if it was only once, but it happened a minimum of 3 times and I was sick and tired of having a build-up to a faux-ending. Such a repetitive experience. I don't understand how people like this one more than Tales of Vesperia or Tales of The Abyss

@Haru17 yes, you will have access to all future games to be released in that genre

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Not an answer 😏

@Musou-Tensei hmmm...I think they're different enough that they could count separately, but I was thinking of just rpg's in general. After all, there is a difference between western horror and Japanese horror games, but I wouldn't separate them myself.

For me, the rpg is all encompassing. You could be more specific if you wanted.

I know I'm definitely going to be playing Darkest Dungeon on vita instead of PS4

Let's say you ended up on an island with access to electricity and no way to contact the outside world aside from playing video games online. You could have every single platform ever released and play all the games, but here is the caveat.

You are allowed only one genre. What game genre would you play for the rest of your life on this island? You will have access to every game of that genre released across all platforms through history.

For me, the easy answer is rpg's. I love myself an engaging rpg either because of the emphasis on story or because of all the menus and managing of party members, skills, etc...once an rpg has its hooks on me, nothing can keep me engaged in the same level.

I could have sworn Darkest Dungeon is coming the same day on both vita and ps4