Its fun at first, but then it keeps going and going and I honestly don't think the simple gameplay facilitates such a lengthy game. Too fucking long. Kudos to it being the first strand-type game though, can't wait to see where the genre goes from here :)
it's very important that both dixie kong and david wise return for every future instalment of this franchise
Not really a fan of the horror genre that includes your character having spooky things happening to them over and over again. Like how many times can these protags be captured and tortured by some nuts before narrowly escaping for some reason?
I quite enjoyed having Gau become a Wind God. No Vanish + Doom silliness though
Kısa bir oyun olmasına rağmen ilk 1 saatinde sürekli aynı bossları karşımıza 3 4 kere çıkardığı için bir noktadan sonra "ne zaman bitecek acaba?" dedirtiyor.
FUCK THE ELDEN BEAST ALL MY HOMIES HATE THE ELDEN BEAST STUPID ASS BOSS FUCK YOU
multiplayer was ahead of its time
I played this game when it was free, yet I still feel I've been nickel and dimed somehow. What a pretentious story that tries to be an allegory for the civil rights movement but completely falls flat on its face due to not understanding there is a fundamental difference between the concepts they introduce in this game and black people. Stupid game, I hate you
I had low expectations, but this blew those out of the water. Everything about this game was extremely charming, especially the music, animations, art and area design. Cheshire and Cereza's dynamic is super cute and by the end, I was sad to see it end.
WAY BETTER ENDING THAN 3, like how did that even happen lol.
Only reason I am not giving this the same 5/5 rating as I do with the other Bayonetta titles is because I wish the game had more puzzles in it's main campaign.
WAY BETTER ENDING THAN 3, like how did that even happen lol.
Only reason I am not giving this the same 5/5 rating as I do with the other Bayonetta titles is because I wish the game had more puzzles in it's main campaign.
Has an actual story unlike 1 and 3 where not much happens except in like the last third. It´s surprising how I could get invested into the whole government stuff only for everything to go to shit. Some bosses kinda suck tho.
Played 2008 rating based of nostalgia
resident feeble
This game kicks ass, I love being a public menace. If you haven't dragged a helpless civilian to the highest peak of the map to see how far you could throw them while playing this game, we simply cannot be friends. Also the story thinks its so cool when it isn't and its comedy gold.
Resident Evil with dinosaurs... hell yeah. Not enough T-Rex though.
Considerado um clássico do gênero, pelo menos no ZX Spectrum. Mas nem se isolado em sua plataforma eu concordo muito com isso – e considerando seus outros congêneres coevos, menos ainda. É certamente muito mais competente que Miner 2049er, e tem sua própria identidade principalmente graças ao comportamento, se não complexo, instigante dos inimigos. Mas... É isso.
Fun to play with Sony 3D Audio and with adaptive triggers, sadly, not my type of game.
It made me sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then 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happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then happy, then sad, then bittersweet. Cool game.
Easily the best parts in Armored Core are when you gotta destroy a big ass object, like a walking tank the size of the White House, and the devs of this game had the idea "Okay, what if 70% of the missions are those?"
This leads to what is easily the best Armored Core game, and to make things even crazier the game gets better on a second playthrough, as you unlock more parts, get new missions, which include Arms Forts missions, and even a new ending.
The game furthermore fixes some of the issues 4 has; missions are much more varied; everything is much harder, forcing you to actually have different builds depending on the situation; the story is a lot more engaging; everything in general is much better.
I love this game and I genuinely could not recommend it more, and I'm more than excited about what FromSoft could bring to the table with 6.
This leads to what is easily the best Armored Core game, and to make things even crazier the game gets better on a second playthrough, as you unlock more parts, get new missions, which include Arms Forts missions, and even a new ending.
The game furthermore fixes some of the issues 4 has; missions are much more varied; everything is much harder, forcing you to actually have different builds depending on the situation; the story is a lot more engaging; everything in general is much better.
I love this game and I genuinely could not recommend it more, and I'm more than excited about what FromSoft could bring to the table with 6.
Gameplay is worse than 4 in every way somehow, the visuals are worse than 4 in every way somehow and the goofy but charming writing of 4 is missing. How did you make a game that made me dislike Chris Redfield? Man, this game isn't terrible but its so dull and boring compared to what came before and its dropped all pretences of horror themes now. I swear, if Wesker wasn't such a joy near the end of the game I don't know if I'd have had the will to finish this one.
Now let's go find that lady's cat!
I don't know why people like this game
neat expansion, though the 'quantity over quality' is really apparent. most of the original tracks are like, 'Sammyretronintendofan133 Circuit' and constitute 4 hairpin turns followed by a straight line
It has classic Daisy tho!
Bah
Mi primer juego para la PS2 , el mejor juego de starwars (Bias)
tiny tina best dlc
Decided to take a chance on a random PS3 game. Proud to say I 100% completed this game but it was not good. Bland characters and I couldn’t even tell you one thing about the story. Nothing memorable here. Good game for throwing on music and grinding if you’re into that.
Way too hard for when i was a kid but i had fun
Cool Short "Horror" Game
JUEGAZO
Jamais instale esse jogo, alta probabilidade de vicio.