hazys
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My favorite games are either gloomy atmospheric Symbolist shadow-dungeons or toyetic cel-shaded Japanese child-adventures.
My favorite games are either gloomy atmospheric Symbolist shadow-dungeons or toyetic cel-shaded Japanese child-adventures.
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On PSP there's some squinting and finger-spraining involved, but on Vita it's pretty comfortable, and the new content is worthwhile. A solid port of a great game (and its sequel), I just wish Capcom would port it to the Switch in HD with online and so on.
Yeah it worked like shit, you could barely get Pikachu to fish or hit a piñata, it was frustrating like 90% of the time, but I really miss these naturalistic experiments that tried to approach the world of Pokémon through messy, direct interactivity.
Reviews of other games: The deckbuilder combat is certainly enthralling, but I'm not sure if it synergizes with the roguelike structure or if it's just a cheap and trendy cash-in, similar to yesteryear's Soulslikes...
Reviews of P3R: When I was fourteen years old I would lay in bed with my eyes open and ask for God to kill me. My brother left behind a beat-up PS2 after he went off to college where he would later die of an OD
Reviews of P3R: When I was fourteen years old I would lay in bed with my eyes open and ask for God to kill me. My brother left behind a beat-up PS2 after he went off to college where he would later die of an OD