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Funnily enough, the PSP and Wii games that share the same name are actually great in their own ways, as opposed to how mediocre the HD version is

Haven't got very far yet myself, got distracted by other games, but the last time I played I just got my first bike and it was a huge quality of life upgrade, so I get how good actual roads and ziplines

Also love how the game has that undertone of fixing past mistakes and mending relationships. It takes most of the tragic myths related to its characters and tries to undo the punishments those characters

What got me was the gameplay itself, there is a lot to consider when navigating the terrain of the game, from your equipment and its status, to the terrain and weather conditions. There's just so much

Casually shooting a giant in the head with a giant crossbow

Tbh, I would have preferred compromised ports, rather than cloud versions. Besides the novelty and wow factor of cramming such huge games on the platform, your game also wouldn't cease to exist once the

Tbh, it's really hard to choose, a lot of games tie game speed to CPU clock speed, so the PC would be highly unqualified to play certain games either way. I guess a 486 would be your best bet.

So sad that Square Enix did never see the value of their western studios. They killed Airtight, but at least they sold off Crystal Dynamics, Eidos Montreal and all their non-Japanese IPs to Embracer

Thanks for the highlight ❤️

They really nailed Ezio's character development throughout his games and movie. Goes to show that giving a character room to breathe and develop gives much more flavour to the games than just putting a

There is this rumor that they want to be bought up by Sony, but there isn't much evidence. Still, they sold that package for chump change tbh

They sold everything as a package to Embracer Group, the guys behind THQ Nordic, Deep Silver and many others

Funnily, they also sold off Crystal Dynamics and Eidos Montreal and a bunch of other studios, also selling a lot of IPs like Deus Ex, Tomb Raider, Legacy of Kain and Thief for a measly 300 million dollars

Indeed, emulation and piracy are good for preservation, but as stated, some online-only games are not really salvageable.

In my opinion, the downsides really outweigh the positive aspects, like cloud computing and ease of content deployment. I tend to call these games as being on life support, because as soon as someone pulls

I appreciate the inclusion of my article. What me and @enjar wrote about is a huge issue for games preservation and it is unacceptable that such things can happen in a creative medium and in business too.

Yeah, indies tend to be very straightforward with how they deal with stuff, at least when relating to the sale of their games. The business part of game development really became cancerous, though.

Some of the games already have remasters, like Far Cry 3 Classic Edition or Assassin's Creed III Remastered which includes Liberation, so this theory holds water. Still, hacking away parts of games feels

It's on sale right now basically everywhere, so it may be worth a look

The naked and bleeding out chapter really captured the mean spirit of the story towards its characters. Lynch's breakdown was really heart wrenching.