Currently playing BioShock infinite.. that game deserves a Platinum. In the spare time i re-started to play Burnout Paradise, because i have to unlock online trophies and since i Just read they're going to close the online the First of august
@RogerRoger thanks but i Just saw i still have to do One of the most ridiculous trophies i've ever seen in a game... I have to send a photo of my face to unlock this trophy, but i wont buy a camera Just For It, so i'll pass lol
Just finished yakuza 3.
Started with lollipop chainsaw which is really fun and absurd so far.
I’ll recieve jojo’s bizarre adventure all star battle and katamari forever in the mail this week which I’m happy to try.
Having replayed Arkham Asylum and Arkham City (the original PS3 versions rather than the Return To Arkham remasters), and intending to replay Arkham Knight soon, I thought I'd give WB Montreal's prequel another go, and I'm so glad I did. Okay, so it closely follows Rocksteady's template, it's a little less refined, and there are a few bugs and small design issues that have been overlooked (I was able to hack a keypad and grab at least one Riddler data pack before I should have), but I still think this is a worthy, and maybe underrated, addition to the Arkham canon.
Rocksteady's games are no doubt the superior of the bunch, but I do think WB Montreal do some things better. For one, I think Origins tells a better story than any of Rocksteady's efforts, which to me always fell flat with their "big" reveals. Eight assassins all gunning for Batman on Christmas Eve is an ace setup, and we get to see a younger, angrier Bruce Wayne making his mark on Gotham and forging relationships with both friends and foes. The wintry and festive backdrop also make exploring the map more appealing, even if half of it is reused from Arkham City, and the bosses are a cut above - for the most part - too.
I was going to jump straight into Arkham Knight next, but I might check out Arkham Origins - Blackgate before that, giving me a fine excuse to dig out my PS Vita (unless I opt for the console Deluxe Version, of course). Can anyone recommend if it's worth a look?
@RogerRoger Origins may very well be my new favourite Arkham game now, too, even if I know it's not necessarily the best. I remember enjoying it when it originally came out, but in revisiting it all these years later my opinion seems to have grown more positive. Here's hoping WB Montreal's long rumoured new Batman is even better.
And I'll definitely be checking out Blackgate on Vita at some point soon. Thanks.
im trying to build some of my lost ps3 collection. i really dont like ps4 much, disappointingly so. and im probably going back to ps3 and ps2.
so, if anyone wants to sell their ps3 games on good price, let me know in PM or whatever.
I've been playing Ratchet and Clank Tools of Destruction for the first time (despite seemingly owning it for many years), first thing I noticed was that its 60fps and still looks great, so why on Earth is the PS4 game 30fps? This plays so much better because of the framerate and I really hope we get a few more of these on PS5
Older than I care to remember but have been gaming since owning a wooden Atari 2600 and played pretty much everything inbetween.
I was playing Infamous and plan on getting back into it and playing through all of them.
I just started playing Defiance online. It's a pretty cool game, but the only issue I have is that the L2 and R2 buttons don't work when I use a PS4 controller so currently looking for a good third-party controller that also has the L2 and R2 buttons as the throttle type and not the click type.
After my mum bouncing off Yakuza 0 due to the sheer amount of text, we decided to put on Red Dead Redemption since she loved the 2nd one so much. It looks absolutely dreadful on my TV but that’s probably to be expected. I’m not sure I thought it would be quite so blurry with a terrible frame rate but at least the core game’s pretty good. Never been a big fan of the gameplay in that one but plot-wise it’s definitely a treat.
@Draco_V_Ecliptic
Yes.
Despite Tornado Outbreak felt mediocre but mediocre at the best.
F1 Race Stars was pretty basic Mario Kart style but lack of drifting.
@RogerRoger Me too! I used to like when games came with instruction manuals that were as thick as the bible! It was nice when they were in colour too. Dragon Quest VIII on PS2 has a good manual...
@RogerRoger I like it when developers go that extra step. Although developers don't even finish games they release nowadays, so making a manual is probably the last thing on their mind!
@Anti-Matter I started the first Sly game on PS3 and really enjoyed it, but stopped playing it for no reason. I hope that there's a Ratchet & Clank style remake at some point. I'd really like to give the series another go.
@Bentleyma-
Episode 4 on Sly 2 was tough when using Bentley only as he was the weakest in physically.
Not to mention using Sly to steal the keys from guards without being noticed by Countessa.
I realized between Sly 1 and the sequels were like two completely different games.
Sly 1 was much Crash Bandicoot style while started from 2 and beyond was become Sly games model.
Bit of a random one so not really expecting any bites but... I’m looking to start Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker sometime in the new year and ultimately want a complete MGS platinum set. Trouble is that there are a few online co-op trophies and it’s a pretty old game... if anyone is in the same boat or just fancies replaying it let me know.
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