Yaramaki

mine has to be Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing on pc my uncle gave it to me after he coulden't figure out what to do, i diden't either btw. avgn made a video about it years later :

here is my top 7 of last year under the radar releases :

Hating is such a big word but i know these got slammed by reviews at the time, i like them : Harvest moon : light of hope harvest moon : one world Ac Unity Any sherlock holmes game Dynasty warriors 9 Grid (2019) Far cry primal Blacksad under the skin Two worlds II sure there is a lot of old stuff i could come up with!

It's a spin off from the yakuza series, plays the same just with a bit more over the top fighting style and you're playing as a private detective instead of a (ex)yakuza. You still beat up random dudes from the streets, it also deals with themes like alzheimer, drug abuse, bullying, etc themes you don't see in videogames very often. Yagami is an exellent character with an own indentity so doesen't need customization, there are some customes you use as disguise.

What's wrong with final fantasy 15?

The first game is called judgment and came out in 2019 you should try that one out aswell if you have the change. While not necessairy there are a bunch or reccurring characters to fully understand what is going on. Since They are amazing games you have no excuse not to play them.

One thing i always find lacking is older race cars, especially the les mans prototypes and gt classes from the mid 90 ies till 2010 seems to be lacking or they are being replaced with current models i've noticed, why not just keep them. Indycar is another series to should get a videogame every now and then. And with F1 games you have so much history to play with why not go for a classic f1 game, including the most iconic cars from the past 70 years orso. It can only be a win situation. Pretty much any rally game released includes classic cars why not F1? Yes i'm aware previous entries of f1 games featured classic cars but they removed it completly from last years games and instead we got a story mode.

I've used ebay since 2004 and never really had any problems bar a few shady sellers who never shipped their items and a few sellers who backed out of a sale because the price was likely too low and for the few items i've sold on there over the years there is always a bad buyer you have to deal with but If you buy something there and use paypal as payment you're fine really! Lol It's actually the other way around you have more privileges as a buyer then a seller. Ebay almost always sides with the buyer when you file a claim, you can't even leave negative feedback as a seller when somebody doesen't pay for their items.

I doubt VR will become the new norm for gaming, i'd see it more as a gimmick like motion controls, kinect and what have you. It also failed to make a big impact on the casual gaming "market" as somebody else stated VR diden't really take off (yet). My 5 reasons why : -it's expensive, -i find it cluncky and impractical to use -Lacks games that would pick my interest to play -You look like an idiot wearing a VR headset and waving around move controlers -It causes me nausea and that it is probably my main reason why i never bothered buying a ps Vr set.

Just finished life is strange 2, man what an emotional rollercoaster that was. May install cyberpunk or greedfall tonight and start playing either of those tommorow.

I think if i can only nominate one game i'd say legend of zelda : breath of the wild. That world begs to be explored, not only is it beautifull and full of things to do to keep you playing, you just know there is always something around the corner or behind that hill or mountain when you're exploring that could be dangerous, even after 200 hours you're bound to find something you haven't seen yet. It also gave me a sense of freedom i haden't experienced since skyrim.

Latest god of war i never got around playing, the last guardian is also on my to play list in the future. Fallout 4 and both shadow of mordor games are also sitting sealed on my shelf aswell as mortal kombat 10 and 11, man i wish i had more time.

Plan on giving away my launch ps4 to my nephew for his bday, little dude turns 8 years old in a few weeks. I'm thinking of giving lego city undercover alongside it, would be perfect for a 8 year old i think?

I'm thinking of opening my copy of the game and install it tonight orso, seems like the perfect time to start playing it or maybe i should hold off and wait for more patches, ugh modern gaming sucks (sometimes).

I played em all, you can start anywhere you want since all have separate stories, sure there are some characters that reappear but that's about it. Zero is the highlight for me, i just love the 80 ies setting the story was worth of a movie and all the mini games were so much fun. I do have to add that kiwami re uses some of those mini games so it may be get repetitive if you play those back to back. Yakuza like a dragon is also highly recommended. My only advice would be leave some time between playing an entry because running around kamarocho can get quite repetitve. Also why not try out judgment and lost judgment!

Think i'm going to go for grid legends that comes out next friday, i'm still undecided about gran turismo 7 whether to pick it up on ps4 or hold off until i get my hands on a ps5.

late 2099 😉

I would be cautious since gt 5 and 6 were nowhere near finished when they launched.

Well we recently have had ancient Egypt, Greece, Norway and england. So a game with ancient asia as setting would make a lof of sense.

Next move for nintendo : announcing a few F-zero game.

The official playstation magazine was trash for the most part but you only bought that because it came with a "free" demo disc. Can't really add much since i don't live in the usa and the magazines i'd mention nobody would know off.

No love for gta 1, london or gta 2? Man i used to love causing havoc with that topdown view back in the day. Personally i woulden't play gta 3 if you have never played it before, that game has aged pretty badly and a lot of the missions are boring/monotone by today's standard.

Feudal japan or ancient china would be perfect locations for a new ac game. Same goes for when mayan civilisation was at it's peak, imagine exploring big mayan city's. Well pretty much anything in south america would be cool in my book.

Lost judgment came out in 2021 check that game out, you will thank me later. covid pretty much delayed anything not just games, like i bought a new cough last month and have to wait 6 months for it to arrive. Same with parcels have a few that have not arrived and it's been like 5 months now, ahwell that's what you get for being a cheapskate and choosing for seamail.

Dragon age inquisition diden't have bad controls, it's just outside the story (and apart from killing a few dragons) their isen't really a whole lot interesting to do, still i had fun with it. surely you can put any telltale game in here, heavy rain and beyond two souls aswell since gameplay is barebones at best, like hell put life is strange in here aswell as i don't like the gameplay but all the rest is awesome. Firewatch would be my top pick, i'm a hiker myself so setting was right, story was great, just the gameplay was so boring.