Recent content by Xeronio じゃない

Couldn't agree more. I would add that the fact that Geralt has recovered his memory made me like the game a little less. In the first 2 games the player had much more freedom to build Geralt's personality. On The Witcher 3 though, you can alter a lot of the story, but Geralt is basically the...

I have fond memories of this game, but, after playing it recently, it's janky as fuck, not to mention the short length. The jank could come from the ps3 emulation though, so I can't say for sure it's that bad.

So, I've been playing the Sega Genesis Classics, for the PS4, and there are a lot of arcade ports. There's no way I would beat half of those games without save states. I completely understand they are a product of their times and the arcade scene, but am glad that I can reach the end with the...

I force myself to finish games for the same reasons you mentioned. That means I am also very picky about each game I buy, only pre ordering something I know I'll love. In the last few years, the only games I bought at launch were Red Dead 2 (bought together with my brother 50/50) and Persona 5...

Having my ass handed to me by Final Fantasy Tactics: WotL. This game has balance issues, a lot of balance issues. Think I'll have to grind again. Fuck. I want to beat this game because the story, characters and presentation are so good, but it's certainly not helping me. Also playing Ys Memories...

I am not any connoisseur of literature so don't @ me folks. In no particular order: Paradise Lost (John Milton): I love this book, although it's a bit longer than it should (most epic poems are), the characterization of Satan is amazing. The Shining (King): the depth Stephen puts in the...

I know that this is not what you are talking about, but your comment made me remember Dark Cloud 2 and its obnoxious crafting system that is mandatory and obtuse enough to help sell a shit ton of guides, which I'm pretty sure was the intention all along.

The characters in the movie were shallow, which is shame because the book puts so much depth into them.