I remember finishing it (along with the DLC) and wondering "This is the game everyone said was amazing?" Like you said, bad combat, boring characters and dialogue, generic open world, no real personality, etc. Even the few puzzles that they threw in sucked.
Yup. I have all three and the PlayStation 5 is still my main.
Yes and no. Most days it's clear to me that Sony makes the best games. Then I play something on Switch or Gamepass and switch sides. But overall I prefer Sony.
Their games suck me in.
It was clearly made for Pro.
i felt the same way. i tried like 5 times to get into it. and each time i gave up after an hour or so.
I enjoyed the combat against the big robots. But everything else is subpar. It's another Ubisoft open-world made by sony.
No they are not. Most kids would not understand how to solve a lot of the puzzles in any of the games nor be able to understand how to progress during a lot of the overworld sections. Source: personal experience from me and my friends from when we were kids. Weak story and basic gameplay? Some of the stories are, but most of the 3D ones are not. You could argue they could have more story, but they're not weak stories, especially not Majora's Mask. The combat for the N64 games was among the very best for it's time. Sure, the recent games doesn't stand up to the Souls games or any of the heavy action games from Platinum or DMC, but it doesn't try to go as deep as they do. I agree with your opinion on BotW, I don't agree with your Ubisoft comparison, though. They try to be way more cinematic making the climbing/paragliding feel like more of a chore and less fun.
Can't go that far but I think it's utterly forgettable. I did like the story but the gameplay was nothing special and it felt like a fan made game. I still had fun with it but a year from now, I won't be able to tell you anything about it.Metroid Dread is the worst metroidvania game ever made.
I thought it was it was just "click left mouse" for the same attack over and over again until I discovered that you could unlock new moves.
I think they were good precisely because they were goofy.
Sony made a better RPG than Square? Never thought I read this take.
I'm playing it now and I have to agree. On chapter 9. Eventually I turned the difficulty all the way down (since it's not there anyway) to make the combats end ASAP. I do love the setting and the overall graphics. Music is good as well. It's so linear that I see it as graphical adventure from the 90s. Dialogue is poor. But dialogue is shit on 90% of all games.
Ya it's pretty much a graphical walk through for me. Hopefully it opens up with the next release.
I feel the game was meant to be played on hardest difficulty. Where you feel more pressure to use a variety of signs, take the proper tonics after reading about the creature. Also I prefer controller for this game.
Was just thinking this about Ghost of Tsushima. Great setting, graphics and combat that boils down to the same tired open world formula. I'm sure I'll finish it but after the 1st act, all the horse riding and fast travel are wearing on me. I should add that I've been doing a lot of the side content which probably burnt me out.
It's Assassin's Creed in Japan with pretty graphics and fun combat.
How come this is a controversial opinion? It's a fact!
tbf, 99.9% of stories in any medium aren't worth paying attention to.
The mainline SMT series has always had the story taking a background to the gameplay. I can see why many people do not find a religious philosophical doomsday story particulary engaging, but that is what the series has always been about story wise.
Does it have a story as good as 3?
