I'm mostly watching old disney cartoons. It's been a long time since I saw a lot of the animated movies and tv shows. The nostalgia is strong. I think you can get everything out of it with a trial.
I'm enjoying Mandalorian as well. I started watching all the star wars series and movies in anticipation for the next film. It's nice having them all in one place and easily accessible. I'm looking forward to the new Rogue One series next year too.
Its weird because I'm actually looking forward to playing Shemnue 3 because it's made as if it were developed in 1999, so a sort of retro throwback which is why it appeals to me. KH3 also kind of feels like a ps2 game in HD and it gave me a sense of nostalgia and really liked that it felt kind of outdated, in its level design, except for a couple of large open areas that felt more modern.
Well, you've played more Horizon than me. Witcher 3 is very good, but very long. Witcher 3 is one of my favorite endless games really.
I think you can still enjoy watching playthroughs and speedruns and some articles about the game and it's systems and still enjoy it on that level. It certainly isn't for impatient players.
I liked the return to the medieval castle themes of demons/dark1. I liked all the available weapons builds and customization, etc. Some of the boss fights were just wildly creative. I think after Dark Souls 2 had such an odd creative turn in terms of layout and story, then bloodborne came out of no where--expecting you to play without a shield, and then DS3 went back to the beginning again, but I was expecting something new and different. I guess theres only so much you can do with that original setting. What do you think of the DS3 complete with DLC compared to previous games? DS3 certainly looks better and plays smoother than previous games.
Sekiro is one I'm holding out on. It's going to be interesting playing it after all the hype and the community has moved on to something else. I just remember people still playing Demon's Souls forever after it launched and Dark Souls 1 as well. Everything after just kind of came and went, except Bloodborne, but I don't thing Bloodborne had the same longevity that the originals Demons/Souls 1 had.
I thought the backgrounds and character animations, general art design was amazing when I first played it. Not sure how I feel about the game now. Main issue is the time it takes to load battles. Are the load times as bad as I remember? I was hoping for a remake but I'll take what I can get.
Yup. I've mainly been playing Fallout games the last few months and before that I played through all the Bioshock games 1, 2 and infinite, in order. I was playing a lot of Monster Hunter World on and off too. I like playing through whole series. Kind of like binge watching a show on netflix.
I'll eventually get around to Sekiro. The takes on the game seemed very divisive, but then again, so are all the souls games takes.
FO3 felt kind of short actually. It felt more like a horror game to me, especially some of the exploration inside buildings and subway tunnels with zombies and mutants. New Vegas feels like a different game entirely. I think the bright desert setting makes it less intense. Im enjoying both of them, but I actually wouldnt mind having an HD remake of both.
Elder Scrolls is another one I missed. I only played the newer MMO and enjoyed the setting and lore a lot.
