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Out of my favourite games only The World Ends With You stands out as the one I have really not a single gripe about. It doesn't really fail at anything it sets out to do.
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exquisite tea posted:I forgot where I read this but Ubisoft has anti-high fantasy development culture, that's why Assassin's Creed continues its simulation meta-narrative framework and even their knights vs. samurai vs. vikings fightman game still bothers explaining it with an alt-timeline portal. BG&E2 if it ever gets released will be their most fantastical IP in a very long time. What about child of light
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VideoGames posted:Hello chat thread! As it is now October, I can ask my question that I really hope to hear your answers to. Kirby Super Star
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Max Payne 3 is my perfect game. From the shoot dodging that ever gets old, flinging yourself around with dual pistols, to Max's character and especially his line delivery, to that absolutely beast of a soundtrack by HEALTH, all wrapped with a now-dead, sadly, modern reboot of The Specialists mod for multiplayer, it's everything I could ever want in a shooter.
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CommissarMega posted:I like anime, I like anime games, and I want more Neptunia in my life because you're just not living if you don't rep the Nep. 
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Oct 1, 2017 21:16
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Hows that hoodie stay zipped with a huge medallion on the zipper
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Real hurthling! posted:Hows that hoodie stay zipped with a huge medallion on the zipper Don't question it motherfucker, that's how.
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Internet Kraken posted:Its depressing how Assassin's Creed has basically had all the originality and innovation wrung out of it. kinda unity and 3 are weird because they were pretty games but all over the place with everything else. 4 and rogue were good. the ezio trilogy was good to ok and syndicate was fun but kinda pointless. 1 is a tech demo. exquisite tea posted:I forgot where I read this but Ubisoft has anti-high fantasy development culture, that's why Assassin's Creed continues its simulation meta-narrative framework and even their knights vs. samurai vs. vikings fightman game still bothers explaining it with an alt-timeline portal. BG&E2 if it ever gets released will be their most fantastical IP in a very long time. i thought it was just a giant super earth quake or something. Real hurthling! posted:I really dig roman egypt as a setting but im not a huge idiot who pays for asscreed games least this one is basically egypt Witcher 3 with souls combat
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VideoGames posted:Hello chat thread! As it is now October, I can ask my question that I really hope to hear your answers to. Hollow Knight is probably the game where I've had the least complaints while playing it. I'm extremely nitpicky so I pretty much always come up with something I think could be changed about my favorite games to make them better. Pikmin 2 is one of my all-time favorite games, but its way too easy. The Dark Souls series are amazing but the PvP is always terribly balanced. Stuff like that always sticks in my mind. Hollow Knight is the closest a game has come to not having any major glaring flaws. I enjoyed almost every single part of it. Then I remembered that Hollow Knight has one of the worst levels in any game I've played, which disqualifies it from being perfect. So uh I guess I don't have one  Dapper_Swindler posted:least this one is basically egypt Witcher 3 with souls combat Don't insult Souls like that plz
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Real hurthling! posted:Hows that hoodie stay zipped with a huge medallion on the zipper
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I can find flaws in every single one of those "perfect" games 
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Oct 1, 2017 21:39
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Jay Rust posted:I can find flaws in every single one of those "perfect" games Not as many as you'd find looking in the mirror 
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backgammon, is a perfect game
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My face doesn't have terrible traversal segments  Or only a few
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VideoGames posted:Hello chat thread! As it is now October, I can ask my question that I really hope to hear your answers to. Hm well, I guess I would define "perfect" here as a product where even if you read about and can intellectually acknowledge a game's flaws, none of that stuff really bothers you. Recently, Horizon Zero Dawn has basically offered every single thing I have ever thought was cool in a video game. Before that, the last complete package I really could replay again and again was Mass Effect 2. And then way before that, I think Tetris, Super Metroid, Diablo 2 and DOOM are just timeless classics. None of those are probably my #1 favorite of ~all time~ but in a technical sense there was never a moment in any of them when I got bored or wanted to stop. But the one game I want to highlight for being so perfect at what it does is Riven. The puzzles, the world, the story are all so elegantly intertwined in a way that I don't think has ever really been matched in 20 years. It totally blew my mind when I was 12 and was always what I thought of first in "games as art" arguments on the internet.
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My perfect game is Metal Gear Solid 3
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Jay Rust posted:I can find flaws in every single one of those "perfect" games what about THIS 
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In Training posted:My perfect game is Metal Gear Solid 3
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Jay Rust posted:I can find flaws in every single one of those "perfect" games That's why I stated 'your' perfect game :smuggerfacething: I know full well there will be lots of differing thoughts, but I am exceptionally interested in each person's view because their experience will be different to mine 
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Help Im Alive posted:what about THIS Why is daisy on there
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Help Im Alive posted:what about THIS
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Help Im Alive posted:what about THIS The physics are wrong
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Help Im Alive posted:what about THIS This is like from an episode of Sliders or Fringe isn't it
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Today, my mom called me over to help her play a video game (basically a walking simulator based off of Walden). It was pretty painful, my mother hasn't touched a game since playing Super Mario Kart with me once. But I was luckily able to keep from giving in to the most obnoxious of all gamer instincts, which is of course grabbing the controls away and crying "Ugh just let me do it"
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homeless snail posted:oh no... I'm gonna need more red yarn *runs into thread, panting, out of breath* the yarn represents love
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homeless snail posted:backgammon, is a perfect game Solitaire, clearly.  My perfect game? I mean in terms of a game where I have no complaints except there isn't more to play, I'd have to go with Eternal Darkness or like VideoGames said, Portal 2. E: gently caress, Suikoden 2. I can't pick just one.
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Eternal Darkness was so good. One of the rare examples where getting stuck in development hell actually resulted in a better and more cohesive product.
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exquisite tea posted:Eternal Darkness was so good. One of the rare examples where getting stuck in development hell actually resulted in a better and more cohesive product. I believe you mean Nintendo
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Silent Hill 2 is rad but I probably should have played the game on Easy Combat/Hard Puzzles to get the most psychologically destructive experience
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Silent Hill 2 was the one where if you set the puzzles on hard you had to know the chronological order of Shakespeare's plays, right.
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exquisite tea posted:Silent Hill 2 was the one where if you set the puzzles on hard you had to know the chronological order of Shakespeare's plays, right. Nope, that was 3. God I love those games. The hardest puzzle setting was so nice.
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The Colonel posted:silent hill 2 combat is pretty easy regardless Good use of the analog buttons, getting the Heavy swngs out feels great
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A. Beaverhausen posted:Nope, that was 3. God I love those games. The hardest puzzle setting was so nice. Oh yes, I remember now because I was in college when SH3 came out and could solve that puzzle. Thank you, English major and $22,000 in student loans.
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the perfect video game is fantasy maiden wars
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Raxivace posted:MGS2 for me, probably. Yeah same. If I were on a desert island I could probably accurately play through almost every room in that game in my imagination, lol. It's burned into my brain
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Jay Rust posted:Today, my mom called me over to help her play a video game (basically a walking simulator based off of Walden). It was pretty painful, my mother hasn't touched a game since playing Super Mario Kart with me once. But I was luckily able to keep from giving in to the most obnoxious of all gamer instincts, which is of course grabbing the controls away and crying "Ugh just let me do it" It's good that your mom is getting into games.
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