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OswaldHurlem
2017
1996
2019
I played this over a 3 day weekend and my joy with it crescendo'd. I said: neato neato Neato Neato NEATO NEATO!! All the cringe stuff you saw in a Dunkey video? That stuff is actually fun. Picking up objects in Peter's house is FUN. Riding the bicycle is FUN. Finding the old guy with dementia is FUN. By the time you're doing stealth segments as MJ, it's a fever dream of fun. Then the game points a champagne bottle of black goop at you and says "time for some real fun :)"
2017
2022
More combat! More story! More goofy Video Game Film School Tricks: a familiar shot of a doorway with a different character. Reuse of an animation you see in one of GoW2018's boss fights... but it's outside of a boss fight! There's even a part where the game prompts you to mash a button using the word "MASH."
2017
LIKED: the moon where you have to drive a scooter up a fire escape. Also the ones where you capture a boddhisatva statue. I also liked the overworld's platforming areas that they complemented.
DIDN'T LIKE: The parts where you go in a pipe or on a rocketship and then you're in this little room with two moons (if you forget there are two moons, Cappy will remind you)... I had just played Breath of the Wild! It came out the same year!
DIDN'T LIKE: The parts where you go in a pipe or on a rocketship and then you're in this little room with two moons (if you forget there are two moons, Cappy will remind you)... I had just played Breath of the Wild! It came out the same year!
2018
2019
2007
2013
2015
Seems like Yakuza is the first case of a video game studio hitting a formula that works nearly every time. Like Stephen King when he got to like his 5th or 7th book. Or Law and Order once Sam Waterson joined it.
I say "seems like" because Dragon Quest achieved this first, but whatever... Yakuza is cooler. You play it and it feels like you're in a world where the Sega Dreamcast outsold the PS2.
This one is also special bc it's a period piece. It's set in the late 80s and is about the late 80s in a way Vice City never could be (bc the late 80s were centered around Tokyo). Sometimes it's a serious story about the corrupting power of money, other times it's like a cheesy movie from, you guessed it, the late 80s.
I say "seems like" because Dragon Quest achieved this first, but whatever... Yakuza is cooler. You play it and it feels like you're in a world where the Sega Dreamcast outsold the PS2.
This one is also special bc it's a period piece. It's set in the late 80s and is about the late 80s in a way Vice City never could be (bc the late 80s were centered around Tokyo). Sometimes it's a serious story about the corrupting power of money, other times it's like a cheesy movie from, you guessed it, the late 80s.
2015