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Well after almost 2 years of being stuck with WWE 2K20 Deluxe edition I am back to give another review. My review from 2K20 is still there and I can’t believe how right I was with that horrible game.

Let me start by saying…WWE 2K22 is HERE!!!!! I got the deluxe edition and so far I am saying ITS WORTH EVERY DIME! I mentioned in my 2K20 review that I am an 80s baby and I die hard fan of both WWE Live tv shows and the video games.

I’m a stickler for looking to the game to Mimic the live product! IMPROVEMENTS: -Superstars look 20x better than 2K20 -Universe Mode is done right and completely revamped no glitches (MY FAVORITE MODE) -GM mode compliments Universe Mode nicely -Titles have been touched up nicely and the Universal Title looks better than it does on live TV -The women hair is not perfect but still wayyyyy better than 2K20 -Arena’s are carefully crafted to appear like live television and the camera angles, crowds, signs and lighting is simply MAGNIFICENT! -Creative suite/alternate attires doesn’t glitch and normal matches can be played without freezing up -There’s always something to unlock in the game even with season pass (Dominic Mysterio).

PLEASE BUY WWE 2K22! This game is awesome, I’m glad I waited after WWE2k20 because this game was worth the wait.

This is the first 2k wrestling game I’ve played in quite a few years, so keep that in mind. I personally loved all of the added features of the game, the depth of GM, myRise, Universe, creation modes, however there is one huge flaw with the game and it’s the most important part, the gamplay.

I don’t like pressing X to perform a cinematic maneuver that I don’t control. I don’t like how the button pressing has been cut down so much. It’s almost like playing Heavy Rain, but wrestling. It feels like you don’t have much control over the game and everything triggers combos.

Also it seems like a majority of the time wrestlers get to their feet at the same time which can lead to them getting an offensive advantage based on your next action. I’m not sure if this is new or has been the direction for some time now, but I’m not really a fan of it.

If the gameplay was like the Smackdown series into early 2k games then maybe I would enjoy it more. There are plenty of of other issues like the signatures and finishers, but I won’t go in depth about all of that.

If you are looking for a game with more button pressing to perform actions rather than a game where a single button press or two performs a combo of them then this game probably isn’t for you. I play the GM mode exclusively due to the gameplay if that says anything.

Super fun gameplay. Crashes once in a while in community creation download. Minor detection issues. New combo system and reversals make the game so addictive. Recommend to anyone that has played previous versions.

Definitely improves in most important areas. Crashes and limited creativity in creations are the only downside.

Based off a 1981 game of the same name and barely improving graphics since then, you’ll spend 15 hours following a character so dull I’ve already forgotten his name. Be amazed as you click items to “investigate” and in 2 spectacular scenes you’ll avoid enemies while completing tasks.

But what do you do for the other 14 and a half hours of the game- You’ll hear about a prophet who foretells of your destiny bringing the apocalypse and reminding you that nothing will change your fate and you will always end up here, only to conclude with 3/4 endings having you change your fate and not bring the apocalypse leaving you to feel like you wasted $94 and 15 precious hours of your day when you could have got the original game off eBay for $50 or the 2005 Bethesda game off steam for $7 and had a better time.

I knew I should have got Evil within 2 instead.

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Perfect

I played this on the Xbox but apparently Influenster doesn’t let us edit or add an item to review. 🙄 The game is AMAZING. The graphics are 10/10. The mini-games you get for both characters will keep you busy for several hours or longer! Definitely play through them and learn about the characters.

You will see *some* of them in Kiwami 2. The plot doesn’t get old, tiring or boring. You get to hear and learn more about Nishiki, Majima, Kiryu and Kazuma, his adoptive father. So many cool places that are not in the newer games.

The battles are soooo easy and great to beat, compared to Kiwami 1 and Kiwami 2. Definitely start from Yakuza 0 and work your way through 1 through 7. It’s totally worth it and gives you sooooo much information and insight to people and the history of the game.

This game is a perfect start to anyone curious about the Yakuza Series. It’s an action adventure game set in two regions in Japan. Set years before the events of the first Yakuza game, you play as two of the titular character in the series, Kazuma Kiriyu and Goro Majima.

Each has their own story to tell, and alternates between the two. Each Character you play as has three different fighting styles that have their own unique spin on things, like Majima’s breaker style, which has him breakdacing while beating goons up and Kiriyu’s Beast style has him grabbing anything and everything around him to defeat foes.

The story in this game is riveting, following Kiriyu’s quest to find the owner of an empty lot and clearing his name for a murder he was framed for and Majima’s quest to defend a blind woman that is being hunted down by the Yakuza.

Aside from the main story, you can also enjoy quite a bit of activities and mini games that are also staples in the series. The mini games vary from arcade games, to darts, karaoke and more! If you’re looking to be absorbed in world alive and filled with interesting sights and sounds, this is a great game to try and get immersed in!.

The Yakuza series is something I’ve been waiting to experience for years. I’m a big SEGA game fan. Somehow, this series just hid under my nose for a long time. Yakuza 0 is a perfect prequel to the series and a great starting point for new fans.

I was lucky enough to finally check out the series at the right time! The story of Yakuza 0 is incredibly captivating. All the characters are likeable, they’re portrayed like real people with real problems.

The pacing of the story doesn’t feel like it drags on or moves too quickly. There’s so many hours worth of gameplay packed into Yakuza 0. One minute I can fight some troublemakers, the next minute I’ll literally be singing karaoke or doing real estate business.

I have over 90 hours logged into this game and I don’t regret a single second. I definitely recommend Yakuza 0 to anybody who wants a refreshing beat em up RPG with an amazing story. The price of the game is 400% worth it.

Gameplay wise it improves on Shadow of Mordor. It takes the whole Nemesis system and improves it with the addition of the fortresses that you can siege and afterwards defend from your enemies. As for the story, I loved it.

Many people dislike the changes that WB did to the lore, but I liked it. I view it as a piece of creative writing set in Tolkien’s universe rather than an adaption of his books. Personally I liked the way they took existing, canon, lore and added on to that.

Like Shelob being a shapeshifter and a Balrog dwelling under Mordor. Do we know if that’s how it is in the books? No, but it is within the realm of possibility.

Firstly, yes, I hate micro transactions, but the hate this game is getting for them is uncalled for! The extras are a choice! You dont need to spend a penny on anything in game! Sure, itd make getting the real ending a lot easier but the fact you gotta grind for it if you dont should be a positive! Adds a lot more hours to your gameplay! The story is great, the graphics are good and the gameplay is awesome! There is a decent size map to explore and plenty to do! Attacking a fortress is very satisfying and some of the kills too! For me it is even better than the first!! I spent around 40 hours getting to the Act 3 ending, this is where youd have completed all main story quests.

before the grind part starts. so if you dont have time to grind side quests or dont wanna pay for a some help to make it quicker, just watch the real ending, which Ill add is a couple minutes cut scene.

then just watch it on YouTube! For what I paid, 32 and getting most of that back in selling it on, Id say I got a 5 star experience for the value!.

If you thought the first game was good, then you are going to love this sequel. Improved graphics, game mechanics, nemesis system, story, etc. I absolutely love how each orc captain and war chief you interact with have their own personality.

The nemesis system also makes the game challenging and enemies can quickly adapt to moves that you use often, so be sure to mix it up a bit! This game also has a ton of lore and I thoroughly enjoyed reading them all, learning a whole lot more of the Tolkien world.

Dont mind what others say about the micro transactions. Yes, its destroying the gaming industry IMO, but you dont need to spend real money in this game. All of the loot boxes are definitely achieveable through regular play through and some online game modes.

All in all, you will not be disappointed in this game.

Listen, the game is great if you ever played it on the PS2 or on the other plats it was on at the time. But if your a retro gamer and you want to get back into it with the pc copy. Please do note this, the game will not work under a Windows 10 Environment due to security reasons with the DRM SecurROM.

But you are not at lost here, you may use a nocd fix to workaround this problem. All you need to know is what to do with the speed. exe file. Just remove the installed one and replace it with an Nocd version and you are rolling (Note you still need to use Disc 2 to play the game).

Please look at the photos to see my post on youtube with the link and the video that it is on. Thank you for reading.

Great game, it really puts in perspective how much racing games have came in the last 10+ years. But don’t let it being an early NFS title get you discouraged, it’s still an exhilarating game that keeps you up late and on the edge of your seat.

This game has the biggest amount of items you can add to the cars. Features urban street racing and high performance tuner cars Build the ultimate street machine by earning cash to pay for custom body kits 20 fully customizable, licensed cars from Mitsubishi Motors, Subaru, Toyota, and more Perfect skills by nailing the perfect shift in drag racing and by putting you street cred on the line For up to four players Wheels, tint, lighting and lights, hoods, roof scopes, spoilers.

too many!!.

Your Country has been invaded. Your leaders have surrendered and some are now collaborating with the enemy. Join the resistance and battle the Reich from Paris to North Africa. The fight against tyranny is in your hands.

This is Medal Of Honor: Underground. Basic Overview Medal Of Honor:Underground takes off where the first Medal Of Honor left off but with several changes. You now play as Manon, you must lead Manon from her beginnings in the Resistance through her recruitment by the OSS to thwart the enemy onslaught.

Armed with an arsenal of new weapons, you battle tanks, Half-tracks, motorcycles and Gestapo thugs across a wide variety of authentic World War II locations in Europe and North Africa. From the cobblestone streets of Paris to the narrow alleyways of Casablanca, from a doomed Italian monastery to Himmler’s dark medieval castle in Germany, undertake challenging missions to outwit and outgun the enemy.

Procured weapons, expert stealth and a poised trigger finger – you’ll need them all to become a seasoned OSS veteran and to return home to take your part in the liberation of your nation. Now we’ve got the basic overview out of the way.

onto the review. Graphics 7/10 There’s some lovely gun models and Axis skins. The level textures fit in nicely with the theme of the game and give a realistic real. There’s even some nicely animated tanks (various kinds) for you to deal with.

Game Play 8/10 This might take you a level or two to get to grips with. The default controls have you struggling with a very strange Analog Stick layout but I got used to it very quickly. But it is customizable so anything you don’t like you can change.

Life Span 8/10 Nice and long single player mode with a oddly addictive multi player mode. Single player mode took me seven to ten hours (I consider myself the average gamer) on the default difficulty which I feel is very good.

Chances are you’ll play through the Single Player mode at least twice. Its very satisfying destroying those half – tracks! Once completed the normal way you can go back and use some of the many cheat codes to try the game different ways.

Good stuff! Overall 8/10 I truly enjoyed this game. twice! And plan to play it through again. There’s lots of good features (grenades for one) but it does have its flaws. I personally didn’t like the level designs very much.

There were many levels which looked like I could jump straight out of and into the black abyss. All the level designers had to do was put a tree or wall in the way. But this is basically all I have to complain about.

The rest of the game was great fun and UK games can pick it up for as cheap as 7. 99. A must for any first person shooter fan.

The games was very clean and the case and Manuel is great. The game itself is great with the classic first person shooter with new weapons and missions. The game looks awesome and you will really like the new level textures as well as the movie clips of historical footage.

This is a great game and must have to complete the ps1 metal of honor games.

I bought this & also the original Medal of Honor also for PS1 as I lost my original copies a while back. Both are absolute classics as far as I’m concerned. The quality of game play more than makes up for the dated graphics, however the graphics are not a problem for as I like retro games & they seem to add to the overall aesthetic.

Tony Hawk’s Underground is a peak game for me. It features the capability of getting off your board, running around, and exploring the world around you. This is a stark contrast from the pro skater titles that were timed and forced to be on the board.

The adventuring aspect is amazing and the fun faces you meet along the way are the cherry on top. Honestly, a remaster of this game for next gen systems is all I want.

I absolutely love this game. I used to play it on the original Xbox, but unfortunately I had to sell both the game and the console. I’ve been wanting to purchase this game for years and I finally did.

It did not disappoint. I appreciate the old school graphics, the character customization and the options for difficulty level. I’m currently building the skatepark of my dreams! I would recommend this game to anyone.

Also, I was very happy to see that the game, case and instruction manual are in excellent condition.

I ordered this product for my son. I know everyone is playing PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 These days but this game actually holds up very well. My son wanted a Tony hawk game that lets you get off of the skateboard and run around and he plays this game every day now.

Need for Speed Underground Rivals is the little brother to the console NFS games. The game is extremely enjoyable and has a good feel to the game. There are two big disappointments for me in this game.

One: There’s no Cruise/Free Roam Mode. Two: The variety of tracks is practically non-existent. I found myself, early game, playing the same 4 tracks over and over again and the only saving grace was it occasionally lets you run those 4 tracks backward.

Other than that it’s a good game for the value and will keep you busy for a number of hours, at least until you get tired of the repetition. Pros: Excellent feel, you get a real sense of speed and weight behind your car.

Decent graphics (Spectacular graphics for it’s time). Lots of upgrades and diversity in the aesthetics of the vehicles. Cons: Serious lack of variety in tracks. No Free Roam. AI controlled cars seem to have an unlimited supply of N2O.

No story to speak of. Overall I gave it an Ebay 3/5 and a personal 6/10. Worth playing but don’t expect a blockbuster out of it.

The Case condition is amazing. UMD sadly was falling apart a bit, but thats UMD’s then actual care. I can easily replace it if I can. I sadly cannot rate the game disc if it was scratched since I am waiting on my PSP to be repaired.

I love this Need for Speed game for the PSP, you can customize your cars, and give them some performance. The game also has some classic cars, only 2 so far. This game is just like the 1st Underground, i would recommend this game, i love it.

Thank you!!.

The best sequels are based on the idea of taking what was loved and improve/expand upon it. In that respect Subnautica Below Zero has achived that. Expanded gameplay features, expanded danger, clearer tutorials making it more friendly for first time players.

Playin the first one is not required to play this one but as always it would help jump start your experience to be familiar with the mechanics. The story is fun and you can choose your level of challenge to have a true survival experience or just have fun building.

The environment is massive feeling and is full or fun to explore. just don’t get eaten.

The itself game is amazing but maybe get it on the computer. It is fun, unique, engaging, and exciting. However, both games crash frequently and without any warning signs. There is no autosave system.

It seems worst when returning to your base. This means you leave your base for a hour to two to explore a new area and collect supplies and then all of your progress is suddenly wiped on your way back.

It also crashed while walking into room where the climax occurs of the first game. It also crashed just after finding after resurfacing from finding an item in the 2nd game I was looking for. I’ve been unable to find that item ever again despite looking for over an hour.

Despite notifications by the developer about updates and improvements to prevent this. Every time you start it up after a crash it pops up with a “hey give us feedback” message. This feedback system doesn’t work and I get an error message.

The game is good enough I keep playing it. but buying it on the switch means you pay a premium over purchasing it on steam. Don’t pay a premium for a glitchier product.

First off, if you have thalassophobia (fear of the ocean), you’re in for a lot of nightmares. The whole premise of Subnautica is that your spaceship has crash landed on an alien planet. We’ve all been there basically except this planet has a massive ocean that you landed in.

Do you know what’s in an ocean!? There’s a lot of different alien species in this particular ocean with some being useful for resources and others being absolute nightmares. Your goal is to survive during this.

The game can be taken at your own pace and is very fun especially seeing what environments are around this ocean. Also included is Subnautica – Below Zero which is a sequel of sorts. Very good from what I’ve played, but I’ll admit I’ve played more of Subnautica itself.

Definitely worth a pickup!.

Root knocks it out of the park on so many levels for me. The copy I got was from the 8th printing and at this point, they’ve figured out how to teach and explain it to newcomers. The art is gorgeous, and the pieces are dripping with personality as they scatter across the board.

The gameplay isn’t a slouch either. It’s that sort of push/pull that’s kept my group on the edge of our seats as our animal armies crash back and forth against each other. Giving different objectives with the dominance cards gives the game an unpredictability that keeps people focused on the battles that reshape the land.

It’s a forest I’ll visit again and again.

I hesitated on getting Root, but am really glad I did. This is a unique and very interesting game. Each faction has its own set of rules and movements, which means that you play an entirely different game as you try out the different factions.

This is not a game with a single simple strategy and therefore really maintains interest. Biggest drawback is that it really does not work well as a two-player game. There are some additions (such as the Mechanical Marquise in the Riverfolk expansion as well as the Clockwork expansion) that turn the play into multiplayer – we haven’t given those a go yet.

I think this is going to be a real hit with our game playing group – it’s hard to play just once as you’ll come up with strategies based on how the game went previously. I expect Root to be one we pull out frequently, like we do Pandemic and Ticket to Ride.

Amazing art by Kyle Ferrin immediately brought this game to my attention. However the gameplay is top notch. It an asymmetric war game. Cute art but be warned this game is mean. A perfect game to introduce people to less casual board games.

I wanted to love this game so much. It’s fun to a point but quickly becomes more of a chore to play. There is only a handful of characters at first you can earn more wrestlers by earning gems through playing the game or through using real life money to buy coins.

The catch is if your not connected to the internet you cannot earn gems or experience. Most of the time a message will flash is your internet is disrupted but it’s easy to miss. So being a hardcore wrestling fan with terrible internet connection I’ve spent $100 of my own money to purchase coins to unlock wrestlers.

But cash won’t buy you happiness in this game. There is plenty of wrestlers to unlock by playing through the campaign. Guess what the campaign is simple until you reach Brock lesnar then the difficulty jumps from like 3 to 9.

It’s tough. I don’t mind a challenge but what I don’t like is spending 3 weeks in the same spot. I’lol fight Brock 4or 5 times then when I get frustrated I leave the game a come back a few days later to try again.

Ok I good gamers and sure maybe I’m not good at this game but it should not be that difficult that early in the campaign. Plus I know when I do finally beat Brock I probably won’t get any gems or experience because of poor internet connection.

As a WWE game I want to give this 5 stars because I love this games idea. But because of the horrible difficulty curve, the must have internet connection to earn any gems or experience and the fact that due to these other issues you need to use real world money to unlock characters because it takes to long to earn gems.

I do not recommend this game.

I’ll start by saying I got this on Black Friday for like $16. With that in mind it’s not horrible. It’s an easy game to play however I was super disappointed that the cover had stone cold and the rock on the very front cover yet you have to unlock them in game by earning a ton of level up credits.

Pretty annoying the front two cover people aren’t even playable for what feels like the a long time. Besides that personal complaint the gameplay tends to lag here and there and overall it’s just an okay experience.

Too many characters to unlock costing too much money/or too much time grinding. It’s a wrestling arcade style game. Not an in depth story you sink hundreds of hours into. Unlock characters faster than a snails pace and I’d enjoy it better.

Don’t but unless it’s under the $20 price tag in my opinion.

I should have known the minute I saw “2K” on the box. I was a wrestling fan as a kid into my teen years, but that was over two decades ago. When I saw it was going to have plenty of legends in it, I became interested.

WWE 2K18 was horrendous on switch, so I was hoping for some redemption. I hadn’t really enjoyed a wrestling game since N64 or the original Xbox. Don’t get me wrong the game play can be fun and obviously geared more toward arcade action than simulation.

BUT. all those legend I wanted to play as? Hulk Hogan, Macho Man, Ultimate Warrior, Andre the Giant, Stone Cold, The Rock. Yeah, they are all LOCKED when you start the game. Not only that, the game does not currently support save data backup, so if your switch dies on you, you lose all your progress.

I’m not spending hours upon hours upon HOURS to grind and unlock characters only to lose it for nothing. VERY disappointed, but again it’s 2K. i should NOT have been so surprised.

aesthetically Under Night is very similar to most of their 2D games, there’s just enough difference in tone and mechanics to make it worth checking out if you’re a fan of the older guilty gear games in particular.

I have yet to play in portable mode as I usually play with my system docked, but I haven’t noticed any issues there such as lag and graphically the visuals are sharp and animations are smooth. Control is a high point as well, though I expected nothing less.

They are responsive and pulling off moves and combos is simple. Overall I recommend this game to any 2D fighter enthusiasts who have played the hell out of BlazBlue cross tag battle already.

Absurdly crazy long name, but a whole lot of fun. As a fighting game, it is super deep. In fact, it’s so deep that it’ll send your head into a vorpal tailspin trying to comprehend and apply it all. But as deep as it is, you can still have fun playing this as a casual fighter.

That’s the hallmark of a great fighting game. Under Night has cool characters and approaches everything with a unique style. Don’t sleep on this one!.

This is one of my favorite fighting games. The graphics are beautiful, and the story mode is like a visual novel. This is the most recent update for this game. It originally came out on PS3 then was updated for PS3, Vita, and PS4 with UNIST Exe Late ST.

This version has a new character and all the DLC. I would recommend this version. It is an awesome game.

This is by far one of the best tony games. Its full of unlockables and has a good amount of challenge. The classic mode is super fun especially if your a vetran to the games like me. The old school levels are really well done and stay true to the originals.

I have this on gamecube and pc and ps2. I think the gamecube version has some slow down but it could just be me. I recommend any version tho. Creat a skater is great, sadly they removed creat a deck.

And in its place you can chose a sticker and creat a tag. I would have prefered creat a deck. I cant think of any real flaws. This game is loads of fun and the replayability is great just like thug1.

I love thug 1 and 2 allot. The story is kind of stupid but i dont really pay attention to it so its not a big deal. I mean no ones really playing these games for a story any ways. Great game, pick it up if you dont have it.

I’ve been waiting to play this from my childhood & im really excited to say that you guys could provide it for me. Awesome condition, works perfectly in my ps2 no scratches. Honestly some of the best handling of retro games & accessories I’ve ever seen.

Thank you, keep up the great work!.

Classic Tony Hawk title game with outstanding graphics (for it’s time) and a hilariously fun and ridiculous story mode. This game comes equipped with maps from Pro Skater 1, as well as the classic story mode.

There is so much to do, explore, and experience in this game. Definitely one of, if not the best game in the entire series. Goofy, cool, funny, gnarly, action packed, it’s overall a great experience for a video game.

Not to mention it has quite a bit of nostalgic value to me.

This expansion is really great. The moles are a great addition to militant factions like the cats and birds and open up a lot of possibilities for the faction combinations you can play. The crows introduce really fun bluffing mechanics that weren’t previously prominent in the game.

These guys just don’t miss.

If you like Root IT’S MORE ROOT! Because of how otters interact I’d suggest this expansion first if you are making a choice between the two. If you want more factions here they are. These factions are pretty straight forward compared to the other expansion.

Highly recommend.

I love this game and this extension to the base game doesn’t disappoint bringing in two new factions that really add value to the game. If you like the base game don’t hesitate get this you won’t be disappointed.

This game is pretty fun when your friend doesn’t leave you behind for the stupid gnome achievement (there’s an achievement for carrying a gnome through the whole episode), but I guess thats the name of the game… literally.

Anyways the new zombies are cool, but kind of the same as the old ones just a different twist. The episodes are fun and just a smidge harder (I think at least) which is nice.

One of my all-time favorite zombie games, hands down. This game brings you a game that doesn’t weigh you down with a complex and hard to follow story. In fact, other than character voices and lines, the setting is pretty much all you get for storytelling.

Nonetheless, I think this is all too rare these days and greatly contributes to this game’s success. You have a choice of playing one of four different charscter, who are much more fun and responsive than the original L4D.

One of my favorite aspects of this game is the couch cooperative player that has also grown to become more rare in the current gaming age. Left 4 Dead 2 implements melee weapons, which were not available in the original game.

So instead of just your usual shotgun, machine gun options you also can pick up anything from guitars and frying pans to fire axes and ninja swords! This brings a very flexible and off the cuff feel to this game that fits the new locales.

All in all, this game has very high replay value.

Ahhh, the absolute classic zombie game that still has a significant player base even today 10 years plus later when it comes to online play. Left for dead 2 is a great sequel with some of the best cooperative play you can attain.

This is the kind of game that you’ll never get tired of playing, especially with all the mods available in the Steam workshop. The bottom line is, if you like slaying zombies left and right then this is the game for you, PERIOD.

If you’ve been playing souls games since Demon Souls, and tackled the games in-between (Bloodborne, Sekiro) you know that this game is taking all the best parts of their entire series and creating what may be one of if not the best entries create by Fromsoftware.

This will not br a game for everyone, and it doesn’t have the best of the best graphics, bit the visuals are still incredible. For those who want a straightforward and easy to follow story, THIS IS NOT FOR YOU.

The story is hidden throughout the game, in items, weapons you find, in terrain and documents found lying around. Talking to NPCs, and defeating bosses add to the narrative as well. What you get is a deep engrained and sophisticated lore that adds a large depth to the emotions you experience as you progress.

Progression is not firmly set, but you can tell when you aren’t ready for an area when your attacks tickle and the enemies hit like trains. If you have the skill, you can take on harder areas early anf advance your progression faster.

The soundtrack is amazing and can lead to incredibly memorable moments in fights or just looking at a new area for the first time. There are many side quests you can try and solve, but they require thought and remembering where you’ve been.

There are no quest markers, it’s all listening to dialogue and following their clues. You can fail the quests or finish them and receive amazing rewards sometimes. My final note is that this game is hard, as with souls game.

The satisfaction from beating a boss you’ve struggled with and died to a dozen plus times is amazing, and sometimes you will find yourself smacking your desk/couch after dying to archer spirits for the 50th time.

All in all, this will contend for GOTY, competing with Zero Dawn 2 and God of Wars next entry. Give it a try if you don’t mind getting your butt kicked to the moon and back a few times. :).

I expect the people that read this review to have never experienced the Kingdoms of Miyazaki, for if you have ever been a Chosen Undead, a Bearer of the Curse, an Ashen one, or a Hunter, then you know what awaites you in the lands between young Tarnished.

Try finger, But Hole. To everyone else, this experience shall be unlike any other. A harrowing adventure into an open world game, where even the pottery may kill you. Make no mistake, This is a Soulsborne Game, and you will die over and over again, but Fromsoftware have created masterpiece after Masterpiece and this time they finally created a way for everyone to enjoy it.

The story appears to be a simple sidequest that snowballs into a much larger issue. The gameplay, for beginners can be a bit tricky. You will start the game confused and it will slam you into a wall, HARD.

afterwards you will need to pick up the pieces, and there will be a way down into a hole. Go there to learn the game, trust me. If you cant beat someone, stop trying. go fight something you can beat and level up, then come back and destroy the thing you got stuck on.

The graphics to the game are gorgeous. In some places there are stunning views ahead. The creatures you fight are fleshed out really well, and this is the first Fromsoftware Souls game where jumping was a simple Button press.

The difficulty is up there, but now you have several ways to make the game easier. From ghost summons that cost you naught but a little magic from your vial, to being able to summon randoms or friends into your world, thos game has beed made with you in mind.

yes you, the one who complains that darksouls was too hard. yea, elden ring can be easier. or harder if you allow it to be. So in all, from 1-10, I would give Elden Ring 10/10 For Ashen Ones, Hunters, Bearers, and Chosen Undead 9/10 for those seeking a game worthy of its pricetag in length and quality.

8/10 For everyone thats cautious about a fromsoft game after playing Sekiro 5/10 for those that hate the challenges of Souls games. 1/10 for Dog.

Elden Ring is far and away one of the best games of all time, something I do not say lightly or often. It iterates on the Souls, Bloodborne, and Sekiro legacy in a way that genuinely combines the content of 2 or 3 of those games into a single, massive package.

The gameplay is roughly 80% Dark Souls, 20% Sekiro. This means that there are elements of Sekiro, like being able to jump, that are carried over, but the speed of Sekiro is traded for the slower, more methodical pace of Dark Souls (Dark Souls III being the closest point of comparison).

That’s not a bad thing necessarily. Where this game improves upon the formula is the degree of openness that permeates its every design choice. In a typical Souls-style game, the player has a handful of options available at any given time.

In Elden Ring, the choices feel nearly endless. The starting area is massive. All roads lead to a big castle that you can see as soon as you enter the world from the tutorial area, but how you get there and when you get there are completely at your discretion.

You also choose a starting class, but after a few hours, it’s easy enough to start putting skill points into other paths and to effectively change your class. This was true of Dark Souls and it’s even more true now because of additional equippable items you can find in the world which help amplify aspects of your character, like giving a sword magical properties.

You also get a horse early in the game, and the horse is fun to ride. It lacks realistic physics, which makes for a more video game/arcadey experience overall. The horse aids exploration with its ability to double-jump.

The most significant goal in this game is to explore. It is rewarding, fun, and satisfying. Unlike so many open world games where you can go anywhere, the world of Elden Ring is crafted with such depth.

There is something to discover around virtually every corner of the map. My final observation on the gameplay side is that no one should be discouraged from playing this on the grounds that these games are “too hard” or unfair.

They are not unfair. If you are struggling against a boss, you can summon help from another player online. If you are really up against a wall, you can usually just go do something else in the world, which will help you level up.

By the time you get back, you can probably beat the boss that tripped you up the first time. The main boss of the first story dungeon is very challenging, but if you take some time to explore and do other things, when you return to him a few hours later, he isn’t hard at all.

Fromsoft has wisely granted players fast travel from the start, so warping around the world is easy and beneficial. The visuals are solid, particularly on PS5. I haven’t had any performance issues at all after 2 weeks and many, many hours of game time.

They aren’t as detailed as something like Ratchet & Clank or even Last of Us II on PS4, but they work perfectly for this game. The audio is also phenomenal, especially the sound effects. If there is anything I’d criticize, it’s that in all my hours of playtime, none of the music stood out to me.

It’s standard fantasy fare, the Game of Thrones / Lord of the Rings-inspired sweeping string, orchestra, and choral music that is nice background and amplifies boss encounters, but it isn’t memorable like some of the music from previous Fromsoft games.

None of my minor criticisms detract from Elden Ring in the slightest. This is a 10/10 masterpiece. It is a crowning achievement in Fromsoft’s already glowing legacy. While it may have a higher barrier to entry at first due to its challenge, this is simultaneously the most accessible Fromsoft game of this type due to the openness of its design.

It is also content-rich to an unparalleled degree, even among its open world peers like Grand Theft Auto V, Horizon, and Zelda: Breath of the Wild. I strongly, highly recommend it.

There are alot of cutscenes so if you love anime this is the game for you but there’s also a lot of exploring and fighting. The game was one of a kind 15 years ago and it still is. And you are getting four games in one.

It’s a amazing game and will probably be worth lots of money in the future. I mean. hack part is worth 300 hundred dollars now so I sure this is a collectors item.

Great game in terms of game play and story. Not too much grinding to do. Fast pace. Played the original PS2 titles that came in a set of 3 games. Worth a fortune now so bought this because it would be cheaper and less space.

Excellent game and awesome graphics with lots of action. I highly recommend to anyone who loves RPG Games

Undertale is a popular RPG game I bought because I was curious what it was like. I had watched a lot of gameplay video and wanted to choose my own path. Such a clever “choose your own” gameplay design.

I was not disappointed by this version at all. Kudos to the developers and making this game available for on the go switch players. Highly recommended! Undertale plot: A human child with a unknown gender calls into the underground realm full of monsters.

The human child will go on a adventure to find a way back to the surface realm. The child will meet many friendly monsters from Toriel, the motherly goat like creature, to Sans and Papyrus, the funny skeleton brothers, to even fish warriors, scientist dinosaurs, robots, all the way to Asgore, the king of monsters.

There will be different endings depending on who you kill and spare. 3 frightening endings that depend on violence or mercy. Will you save all monsters or destroy them all? You decide. **WARNING** consequences and judgement at the end of the game.

This is an RPG that’s really a choose your own adventure/interactive story, and that’s ok. The story is great. The RPG tropes, self awareness, and humor are great. If you are a fan of SNES era RPGs you need this! It is pretty normal RPG at first glance, linear at second look, and incredibly deep if you look closer.

There are three endings and the game knows which order you do them in to some extent. Toby Fox makes very creative use of metadata (used to remember your actions for RPG story progression). Some say to go thru without killing anything first.

But I am glad I went through completely blind the first time, playing like a normal RPG. I prefer not using guides with most my games. It was a more pure experience. Watch the videos after you’ve played thru the normal and the pacifist routes on your own.

If you do decide to go thru without killing, you CAN’T KILL ANYTHING. Yes it can be done. Yes it is a bit tedious. But It’s only an 8 hour game, If you accidentally gain EXP, quit and reload your save.

Get on the fandom wiki or look up the ign pacifist guide. Looking up enemy battle strategies is great as a last resort. Generally these sites are spoiler free, as long as you don’t read too far ahead or only read the battle strategy.

Some spoiler free tips about keeping items. -Search online for “ What Items Are Important to Keep for Later on?” Spoiler free on redd-it. -Sell infinite amounts of dog residue in the secret Temmie Town.

Finally go download the sequels, Delta Rune chapters 1 and 2, for free. Yup free. On any console or PC. Enjoy.

I really enjoyed this game. The dialogue is humorous and the characters are lovable. The different ways you can play it are really interesting; it’s definitely worth a replay or two. It’s creative and the different places are fun to explore.

The “secret” hard mode was a little too hard for my taste, but I also had played the game through multiple times at that point so it was easier for me to just give up lol. I definitely recommend this game, though.

I can’t wait for all of Deltarune to come out as well.

This game is recommended for every old nfs fans and of course for old school gamers. The game seems easy, choose a car and win the races. However it is not that simple. The game has lots of cars to choose from.

From average sport cars to luxus cars like the McLaren F1. Each car has it’s own characteristics and driving physics. The faster the car is the harder it is to control. And don’t forget about the cops.

At easier levels they don’t stand much chance, but later on they will try to blow your tires out or use a helicopter which drops bombs to immobilize you. The game uses a credit system. You get credits for winning races, shaking cops, being first to pass the start line after a lap or by winning events.

You can use them to unlock tracks and cars. On top of single race modes there is a Championship and a Hot Pursuit tournament. They both consist of at least 30 races. Championship is just you and your opponents while in the Hot Pursuit you have to face the cops too.

The events become more challenging as you move on. Overall it is a good game. It has nice graphics, superb looking tracks and super cars. It definitely keeps you playing when you can’t win a race for the first time.

I was looking into getting a old game on my ps2 which I don’t have many games for. I decided to get this need for speed because I am a fan of the newer games but wanted to try one of the old ones to see how they used to play, and gotta say it’s quite something.

Game plays great, kinda weird with learning (new) old controls but overall the game is nice to play. I hope to find more old school games I like in your store.

I played NFSU2 daily as a child! I looked forward to playing everyday after school, so you could imagine the nostalgia once I found it! Game has had absolutely no issues, doesn’t skip, freeze, etc. Best purchase I have made recently!.

I purchased this game because I’d played the demo, liked the game but I had a few problems. So I figured the demo might not be up to snuff to the full game. Unfortunatelty, here is a great concept for a game that wasn’t finished.

The controls are terrible. Unless you use a gamepad, the keyboard is the only other option. The developers must never have heard of Joysticks and Steering Wheels when they made this game. The graphics are dated but I didn’t mind that.

The other huge problem that is inherent with both ‘Underground’ and ‘Most Wanted’ in the ‘Need for Speed’ series is a conflict when you try to install both games. With either game installed, you must rename the Speed.

exe file to some other name before installing the other game. Then go back and rename it to its original name after you’ve installed the second game. This installation flaw is specific to these two games and the demos have the same problems.

I had no problems installing the NFS Carbon, just these two mentioned games didn’t like each other. They both have the Speed. exe file and Windows XP just turns stupid trying to figure it out. Because of the poor controls I give it a below average though the game is typical NFS quality otherwise.

Fun to drive overall. No supercars like in older need for speed games. This one is mostly rice rocket tuners, they do drive fast and fun though. Too much about bling for me in the car building scores.

The tracks are mostly very good but I would like less obstructions for easy fast cruising,just for my driving style. Maybe some racers like to slam and bam around the track or prefer hard to run tracks.

The easy setting could also be easier for less skilled younger gamers and let the good driver use hard settings. Great addition to the need for speed colection {I have most of them}. If I need to choose only one underground game I’d pick underground 2.

It has more tracks with both fast open track cruising and tight technical tracks, plus a fun world mode. I liked both games.

The cover was cracked on arrival . Possible due to poor packaging. It was supposed to be sealed and unused.