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drillkicker wrote:I could tell from the gameplay previews that No Man's Sky would be an incredibly boring and pointless "game." Whenever a game is marketed with the appeal of having a big world to explore, that's a bad sign. Sandbox games are a part of what killed AAA video games, and NMS is the result of indie developers adopting the ideals of the AAA industry and taking it way too far.
Valotonin wrote:GTA Vice City... Again.
I am definitely not a fan of newer grand theft auto games but vice city has a really immersive 80s vibe to it and I view anything pre 2006 to be of a completely seperate and better series of games.
On another note (No man's sky). My computer isn't fast enough to run it and I am only mildly interested. Is it a completely passive game? No killing aliens with mk-11 photon lazers blessed by yoda in his youth or anything ?
84Pontiacdreams wrote:Man! Im obsessed with Vice City. I'm also playing it again and I feel like everytime I start it over I discover or become obsessed with a new song.
I Definitely love Vice City for his 80's OST.
Crossing the bridge to some Deodato's groove maaaaaaaaaaaan! Or ridin' in my cheetah with Hall & Oates!
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drillkicker wrote:A friend of mine tried to show me how to play Minecraft once. I don't understand the appeal. But I'm a boring traditionalist when it comes to video games.
arvy wrote:INSIDE
very beatifull and shocking, every level is constructed with so much details , from the first moments in the forest to the dystopian city, so many great moments.
Echo the Sun wrote:arvy wrote:INSIDE
very beatifull and shocking, every level is constructed with so much details , from the first moments in the forest to the dystopian city, so many great moments.
my inside has a lot of detail, but there certainly aren't any forests or dystopian cities
Cupz wrote:Good call, drillkicker. I'll give it a go. I love how zachtronics gamifies learning brute logic, pulling you in with mysterious myths. His games usually make me want to stop and make my own crazy contraptions instead, but they make great introductions to new hobbies.
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