I can't think of any games really where the loading times have hindered the experience, I certainly don't think it's a big enough of an improvement to warrent waiting out for at least. Ditto with the frame rates.

@bam541 said in Best Thing About A Game You Don't Like:

I really like the style and vibes of Jet Set Radio, specifically the art style and the music. That game just does not control very well at all.

Even Future doesn't control well??

About half an hour of RE3 Remake:

I know it's early days but Jesus Christ, what a dull on the rails experience this has been.

@el-shmiablo said in That's News!:

Or, stick with what they have been doing for literally every generation so far and lose money on each console sold while making it back in games and accessories.
Gonna stick with my prediction of All Digital PS5 being 400 with the disc version being 450. Beat the S in power and the X in price.

I'm going with that also.

I just finished the game a couple of days ago. I've definately given the game a bit of stick leading up to its final release but having now played the game from start to finish I must admit to having a really good time with TLoU2.

The gameplay was solid and the level of exploration available was spot on for me, it allowed just enough freedom to wander off and immerse yourself more in this mostly abandoned world and avoided turning yet another game into an unnecessary sandbox. The story definately has its problems but I already knew it all from the leaks anyway.

I still can't stand the Director but I can't lie that they've at least delivered a solid good game here. It's a 7.5 from me and I'm glad I gave it the time.

Shocking to see Xenoblade so low.

@tokyoslim said in Vote for the forum's Game of the 2010s Decade!:

I also disagree. There's a couple years on the list where the top 10 didn't even make my list. The best game in say for example... 2011, might not even be one of the 50 best games of the decade. It might have just been a shitty year. Decade is a completely different perspective.

I mean, yeah, some of he big obvious ones are at the top of my list. But my list is not mostly top 3's. By my count, 11 out of the 20 games on my list fell outside the top three for their respective years.

Only one of my top 20 is in the top 3 of any year, that said, I still stand by my prediction, though I might stretch it to games at or below 5..

Time will tell. Let's see if any game below number 5 in its respective year actually ends up in the final list.

Sent my votes in thanks to the reminders.

I'm not too enthusiastic in seeing the results in this one though as it's going to be a host of the the same people voting, therefore it'll just be a list comprising of a mixture of the top 3 from each year.

I also find The Witcher 2 to have better combat than 3. To up the game though and in keeping with the thread, I think The Witcher 1 has the best combat system of the three.

I've just hit act two. There's a lot I like in this game but also a lot of problems. I'll leave my overall impression for the end but to highlight one major criticism: it's a joke that you can't skip cutscenes.