Never thought I'd see the day. Anyone test it on deck yet?
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Begun, the Chrome wars have.
So I'll admit I'm one of the 5 people that liked this game and really wanted it off Playstation. From what I've heard there were "downgrades" like the lighting has been changed for the worse and apparently some of the critical music has been changed because of licensing. So I got my monkey paw wish.
I'll wait for it on sale and I'll wait for mods.
Damn I really liked the original ad was excited for the remake. Just happy to have stuff off Playstation.
I guess I'll wait for it on sale.
I would say yes. My wife and I loved it start to finish.
This.
This was a very interesting game. I didn't feel exactly satisfied at the end of the game but I almost feel like that's the point. I'm always down for weird experimental stuff in games even if they aren't 100% my thing. I'll still remember those weird games that test the boundaries more than most of the standard AAA slop.
I wish this developer well and can't wait to see what they do in the future.
Staring Erika Ishii from Dropout!
Edit: context
I'm glad someone else had this thought!
So I bought it knowing I had to make an account. I knew I was caving to a shitty requirement. Before you even get to a main menu the game unceremoniously launches your browser while sitting at a black screen. On your browser you are expected to sign into your Playstation(R) Account. I tried. I tried and tried. An error kept popping up stating "can't connect to server."
In that moment I decided on a refund. You want me to sign into an account for a single player game? Fine. I caved and I did, but their servers weren't ready for a re-launch of a huge game to service a restriction Sony placed on themselves.
I'll buy it again when there is a mod to remove the account requirement.
I really like Stallone but holy hell, yawn. Next year he'll have a Rambo prequel. Wake me up when when we get the "Stop or My Mom Will Shoot" soft reboot.
So, I have the opposite end of this question. When I was very young, still learning how to read my father took me to his workplace to celebrate "take your kid to work day." While the adults were deep in conversation, I saw something red and shiny that said pull. So I climbed on a chair and pulled it. I'm sure you know what I pulled, but my father's entire workplace had to evacuate as a result.