10 Video Games That WANT YOU BACK
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- Some video game franchises REALLY want players to return. Here are some games doing good things.
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0:00 Intro
0:22 Assassin's Creed Mirage
2:45 Cyberpunk Phantom Liberty
5:18 Skull & Bones
6:57 Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl
8:28 Test Drive unlimited solar crown
9:26 Armored Core 6
10:49 POP: The lost crown
12:09 Alan Wake 2
14:13 Silent Hill 2 Remake
16:12 Alone in the Dark - Ігри
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Honorable mentions: *NSYNC and The Jackson 5
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I was blown away by the first teaser trailer of Cyberpunk 2077, which was wow... 10 years ago now. At the end of the trailer it said "coming: when it's ready".
Well, almost 3 years after the initial release it is finally ready!
hahahaha
I personally had no real issues on PC, but i've got in a few Months later.
I think the real bad Stuff was all on the last Generation of Consoles.
Yeah you still don't know that. Don't get your hopes up and make the same mistake again
Cyberpunk will never be what they promised us and promoted. It’s a shell of what they said it would be. Still it’s a good game but yeah
@@Azuris190 game over promised and couldn't deliver
Price of persia was what made me interested in the first Assassin's creed game. Too bad they abandoned it. I really liked forgotten sands and warrior within. Remember was waiting for more back in 2009 but never got any new ones.
I would like to see a sequel to Sunset Overdrive
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not happening, ip owned by microsoft, studio is now owned by sony.
ever heard of marvels spider-man?
on more serious note, looks like microsoft had 10 years copyright contract for the ip, so there is a chance that ill return to insomniac in the near future.
Nobody would like to see what Ubisoft did with AC Black Flag sequel that is called skeleton bones game.
Its always refreshing to see series return to their roots, or actually do/fix what fans have been wanting them to. Some devs are so damn hard headed and refuse to listen to anyone. So kudos to these titles. I hope they all become smash hits, and influence others to actually listen to gamers
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@@gameranxTVU know u could have just liked the comment or something😅😅
Eh I refuse to buy new games. Been burned wayyy too many times in the last decade. So I’ll hold off until the player reviews are in. And even then usually wait until a game is at least 50% off
@@lawrencetalbot8346Smart
@@gameranxTVphantom Liberty is a L any game without a dude as protagonist is a L not playing
Assassins Creed 1 was one of my favorite games on the 360 when it came out. It’s the game I think of when I think of AC! Those desert sandy cities and roads between cities… it was such a fun game
Definitely, this and AC2 were sweet.
Yeh the world and climbing the buildings was unreal I remember how good it felt jumping into hay
Brotherhood was better
I played every AC when it came out and yes AC1 was intersting, but i sucked HARD! The controls were shitty, u couldnt do much and the graphics were bad. AC2 just showed how good the AC franchise can be and all the Ezio games are one of my favourite games. Black Flag is one of my top 5 games. Cant beat it!
AC1 on Series X is so good. 4k 60 and is still up there with Brotherhood at the top of the pile.
The Prince of Persia game reminds me of the DOS version that I played incessantly. It was a side-scroller with traps and stuff like that too.
I'd want a return to those roots, tbh. The slower and more calculated sword fights from the OG games and puzzle aspects of figuring out how to get where you needed to go in the big maze-like maps were fun as hell. This new one is like some weird merging of the OG series and the reboots. Not really a fan.
I loved that DOS Prince of Persia game. Amazing game for the era.
Animations were very impressive for the time.
@@brianbeason6628 I thought the same thing! I was used to Atari and arcade graphics like Space Invaders and Pac Man. The graphics in the original Prince of Persia blew me away. Of course I was really young, but still. And the animations were really spot on. When he jumped, when he was fighting, it was really cool.
@@Bolkiebasher I had the strategy guide for the first two games, the one that read like a novel. I'd sit and read that as a kid, even when I wasn't playing. Also remember watching my uncle play it on his computer at the time and it blew me away.
Ubisoft finally realising what made assassins creed so damn popular and huge was its linear story driven gameplay that focused on hidden blades, hoods and templars and not cross country running simulator
But running is good for your virtual legs...
Facts my brudda
Cross Country running simulator😭😭😭😭
Pfff i hate the big ass world, i dont have time for that shit man
They haven't realised anything though mirage just looks like more Valhalla
Ubisoft lost me permanently when I found out they can delete your account for "inactivity" and you lose access to all your games permanently...
I lost interest in Ubisoft games 6 years ago.
This is false. Stop spreading it.
thats not true
@@sofakissen3062 Think you'll find that it is. Ubisoft support literally responded to the twitter post about it.
@@sofakissen3062 It is. Actually.
Falcon always bringing the best lists and reviews about games
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@@gameranxTV But he said sheriff hooper.... its sheriff hopper
How is best and skull and drumsticks in the same sentence?
I loved Alan Wake and can’t wait for the sequel! Control was very interesting
Don’t forget Quantum Break.
All good games but easily some of the most repetitive games I’ve ever played.
@@swampssaI like simple repetitive games like quantum break and I was still bored to tears. Quit after like 2 hours
I am excited to see what they do with AC Mirage, but I do feel like people are looking at the original Assassin’s Creed through nostalgia goggles. The first game had some great ideas and was pretty revolutionary in a way, but as a game it wasn’t too great. AC2 was 100x better and is really where the series found its legs.
Only problem with the first AC is the repetitive nature of it, in terms of design and atmosphere if they are going that way with mirage, I’m down for it. Sadly they are keeping the simplistic parkour of the RPG games
Yeah, AC2 is where it improved massively. The first game was novel, but not very good.
Problem is, I don't think that they've improved the series enough since 2. Ubisoft look more at playtime and filling the game with garbage than actual criticism. Imagine an AC with combat well designed like GoW or Dark Souls, and stealth like MGS... that would be insane, but those components are mid or even bad compared to those series.
It was boring×100²
I totally agree about AC 1. It's a great proof of concept game but it's not the most fun. I don't see how so many people think Altair is one of the best protagonist's. His character is boring and bland. At least I definitely would rate it and Altair nearer the bottom of the list after playing it recently.
I think Ubisoft (may) have gotten a little smart and are ultimately deciding to offer both types of AC games. A more traditional style with Mirage and a more RPG focused with Codename: Red (although it sounds like there might be issues with development)
Exactly bc even though a lot may not like the new RPG style, some of us will always enjoy the old and the new.
Gimme the "new" over the old AC style games every time.
I’ve loved all assassins creed games
@jphansen5299 besides a handful of them the rest are the 'same shit different color concept'
All i hope is that they will remove stats from the game. That's it. The series itself is REALLY GOOD.
I actually liked AC origins and odyssey way more than original Assassin's creeds, I know it's no longer an "assassin's creed" game, but the in depth details of the open world, the lore, the atmosphere, the side quests, the puzzles.. everything about it was so perfect enough to distract you from the downgrade in gameplay
I get it, I never really played the older ones except a bit of AC3, but after playing valhalla and Odyssey, and now I'm playing through the ezio collection for the first time, Odyssey still clears 😂
I think many people have problem because they called it assassin creed, if they release it under other name probably is fine, they just kinda like using the name to fans to buy the game, because the roots assassin creed is stealth figthing style, and if they remove it is that still assassin creed?? Like if you play mario, and they take all the jump combo, and making it more rpg is it still mario game?
*adds predatory live service mechanics
“Where did everyone go?”
- AAA publishers
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This video is pretty much “Ubisoft: What are you doing?”
The first Prince of Persia game was a Metroidvania. Weird how many people don't remember that. It isn't a departure from its roots, but a return to them.
The original Prince of Persia is more of a stage-based side-scroller platformer. Not really a metroidvania.
@@matthewedwards3094 Yeah, but close enough. Prince of Persia did it first. Metroid and Castelvania are actually evolutions of the concept.
Cyberpunk 2077 launch was more than bugs.
The game was missing a ton of features and bringing 40% of them back after 3 years is not an excuse and should come as a free package inculding that story expansion they want us to pay for.
Agreed
Yeah that would be a good way to apologise for that shit show of a launch. Its actually kind of insulting that theyre making us pay for it
@@changotv5847 Yea dude No mans sky fixed their game and made it 3x the thing they lied about from the start and they did not take a dime from me.
@@mistershift5869 exactly, thats how to do it. Also, Hello fellow traveller!
Yep. They literally fixed the game only because of the threat of lawsuits then cashed out on a DLC to squeeze some more money out of people. I mean, at least the DLC was actually good, unlike the main story, but still.
Honorable mention: Gameranx for putting titles back in their timestamps
Prince of Persia was originally a platforming arcade game (which I loved btw.) It was on the original sands of time 4 xbox.
A topic I would love to see is "10 games that completely change the longer you stop playing" (narrated by Falcon of course). 2 examples I can think of is Metal Gear Solid 3's old sniper boss (you've addressed many times) and Animal Crossing's town being completely unkempt when you get back on after a long period of not playing. I'm sure this may give you a fun new challenge to find 8 more games and probably will incentivize the viewers to pick an old game back up. Food for thought 😊
I know Alone in the Dark 2008 gets a lot of flak from everyone and is a topic of ridicule among my video game loving peers (all you guys, my brothers from a different mother), but that game left a long lasting effect on me. in 2008 I was in my second year in college, and after class everyday, it used to be my choice of poison. I do not know why but that game calls out to me, beckons me.... sometimes in my dreams
Finally! classic AC game. Can't wait!
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Same, I can't stand the new formula or gameplay
It's not tho it's more Valhalla slop
We’ll see. AC has drastically changed since Black Flag. It may be a “smaller world” but I highly doubt it’ll play like the first game or even Ezio triology. Ubisoft has made so much $$ off of micro transactions from Origins, Odyssey and Valhalla, I cannot foresee them throwing up that lucrative system. And with that system comes the game mechanics that encourages players to invest in the micro transactions, so don’t be shocked if this game is more so a smaller version of Valhalla than something more akin to the original games.
@@lawrencetalbot8346 The amount ubi makes from dlc and the actual games obviously dwarfs the microtransactions hence their relative ease to ignore. Even in their live service game, the division 2, microtransactions and battle pass pale in significance compared to games like destiny 2 and actiblizzard games.
Cyberpunk 2077 is a great case here. I've been playing it since launch in 2020 and despite having enjoyed it back then and had no issues with the game it makes me happy to see how they kept working on it and it's now a completely different game and redeemed itself. Kinda like a No Man's Sky situation there.
Assassin's Creed origins is the one I enjoyed the most. Best game in the series. One of the best game of all times, a true masterpiece.
I just started playing it for the first time and I'm loving it.
@@wannabikkit I'm currently playing AC Valhalla but it's a bit rough in some places... Maybe I had too big expectations, at the beginning is a bit boring and it feels empty.
I'm looking forward to Alan Wake 2, Silent Hill 2, and Alone in the Dark. Hopefully we can get a good remake for SH2 & Alone in the Dark
I'm unreasonably excited for The Lost Crown since I've been on a huge puzzle platformer/Metroidvania kick lately. I've put nearly 30 hours into The Messenger and am constantly searching for new games that scratch that itch. Really hoping Lost Crown ends up being one of them!
So glad Armored Core is back. Just need Sly Cooper and some classic rhythm games now. Was excited for Prince of Persia until they announced the mobile quality money grab to fund the failed remake the fans actually want
Yeah wtf.
Preordered Phantom Liberty today, hope it will be great
Prince of Persia was originally a side scroller before it came to console games. So this is pretty exciting for me honestly.
I'm waiting for Alan Wake 2
And I'm hoping to see the next iteration of Deus Ex in the foreseeable future ❤
Same here. Always loved the Deus Ex games. A sequel-prequel of the time leading up to the original Deus Ex would be interesting.
If i'm not mistaken Assassin's Creed Valhalla is by far the best selling AC game in terms of revenue. Above 1 billion USD. I don't mind Ubisoft going back to the roots, but the players (at least their wallets) have spoken.
Profits aside, them going backwards is (from what I've seen online) because it's what "real" Assassins Creed fans want.
That’s the only one I haven’t played yet
@@davidparkes7741wouldnt the real fans be the ones spending money on the game?
@@davidparkes7741it's to fill in the gap between releases. They don't care what old AC fans want lol.
Really excited for AC and cyberpunk. Can't wait
I got the PS4 copy of CP2077 on day one, bought a Series X rather than a PS5 and it's a paperweight now. Not sure I'll be able to give it away.
@@spiegeltn I did too. Got a PS5 now but still haven't replayed it yet. I doubt I'll play the DLC on release I'll wait and give it a few days before jumping in
@@liamnelson49 I get it... the launch was sooo disappointing. 66$ down the drain. Now I gotta spend close to that again if I went to get back into it on Series X.
@@spiegeltn hopefully the dlc drives up the 2nd hand copy price. I'm debating saving up for a series s to play starfield and fable
@@liamnelson49 Those should be fun. I've been debating buying a Switch for the Zelda games ever sense BOTW came out. Still don't have one.
I'm hoping the cyberpunk update also updates the life path missions and decisions. I didn't hate it in the beginning but did recognize it's flaws. However, it deleted my safe file twice (on ps4 at the time) so I gave up and decided to wait for it to update, but I've always said cdpr would fix things just like they've done in the past
*its flaws ("its" indicates possession, while "it's" is a contraction of 'it is' or 'it has')
just update fucking physics lol. what a dogs shit game.
@@StanleyKubick1So what
I've given up on Cyber. I played it to the end but only remember being pissed off at the game most of the time. The ending was totally forgettable. The only two characters I liked in the whole game were Panam and Delamine the robot car franchise.
People love the game though and tell me the story was great. It just wasn't my experience.
@@StanleyKubick1 soooo fuckin sorry dude, I always forget my teachers taught that the apostrophe indicates possessive and learned later that it's not the case. Chill though, it's a UA-cam comment not a college essay
@4:50..WOW, Falcon sounds practically giddy - love it ^_^
I'd like to believe Skull and Bones will end up being an asset resource for the rumored Black Flag remake.
I wanna see them do a modern assassin Creed game like they kinda did with Desmond in 3
I CAN’T WAIT for Armored Core 6!
Same here
@@gameranxTV going to be a good one 🙌
Solar Crown's map is going to be much smaller than the previous TDU games. So it'll be very interesting to see how that'll be in the game. I hope the game will still be awesome and feel big because of lots of content
POP: The Lost Crown feels a lot more like the original platformer that started it all to me than Sands of Time and I kind of think that is the whole point.
Alone in the Dark 08 is awesome. Incredible inventory choices like using your healing items as weapons
Really? That game got a 60% or lower from almost every major review website/newspaper. I don't think many people would agree with you.
@@coolbrotherf127 God Hand famously got horrible reviews and most people consider it a top action game now.
Look, it's janky and has semi tank controls and a fixed camera.
But it allows you to fast forward like a DVD any part that is not fun.
You have a jacket inventory with slots.
Do you want more batteries, ammo. Healing? All the same slots.
You can use bandages to heal yourself but also mix it with a bottle for a molotov.
There are plastic bottles that act like delayed bombs, and glass that explode on impact.
You can also just mix the liquid with ammo to make it stronger.
There are a lot of cool things you can do.
It's worth the 3$ it costs at gamestop.
Also the main character is max Paynes voice actor and the cutscenes are a good time.
Well I agree, I’ve played the original and still love the 08 version.
Introducing many new features to a TPS genre.
Rather than limited to a single item to create something. Any flammable spray can become a weapon. Even as u said the healing spray.
Rationing them and planning when to heal or burn something is interesting.
Also my fav is the car, can check many places to find items or leak petrol and use it as a bomb. Crash into the monsters and so on.
Handling wooden 🪵 objects in the environment with 🔥 was a great way to conserve ammo.
Car scene takes some time to get use to. But when it’s done, it’s fun to rewatch it again. To see it without all the stress of surviving clouding ur view of what’s going on 😆. Well If ur recording it. 😊
My biggest issue with the new Assassin’s Creed is the level locking
Sure I can go anywhere I want but I pretty much have to follow the story because the other areas have enemies that are way higher than my current level and I would stand no chance in a fight against them
Its literally been that way for a very long time now thats not new
@@rootz420it was not like that before origins. What are you talking about?
@@SuperRONDALE yes it was lol in black flag try to do a mission with low level jackdaw or go in a high level sea area n u fucked ac4 btw
@@SuperRONDALE also in syndicate and unity there was levels and if u were low level and fought high level u were dead so it def has been like that all this time u dont know ac games bud
It's recent trend that I hate. The Witcher 3 does it too and it drives me nuts
Travis here. This a simple fix with Assassins Creed 4 Black Flag, and Skull and Bones. Just Make Assains Creed 4, Skull and Cross Bones. Kinda like they did With Assassins Creed 2 and Brotherhood. Plus there's room for a 3rd to expand the story. So much potential!
I really wish they would remaster or re-release American Nightmare for ps5. Love the AZ desert and Night Springs setting. The new weapons and survival mode were good too.
next to Remnant 2, Armored Core 6 is my most hyped game this year. though not going to lie, watching the trailers makes me wish we had a spin off of AC like Anthem. those gritty mechs in that universe where you could legit fly them would be so epic. give me missions as a Raven merc in that post apocalyptic world, upgrade my mech and fly around, dynamic events even during missions, but also free roam. sounds like heaven.
The best way for AC to really take things to the next level is to do what the new Hitman games did: give us options. Allow us to approach the same target in multiple different ways, stealthily or directly. Ubi should not renounce what they did with the newer games, because outside of the very reduced focus on stealth those were still very much AC games in every sense of the word.
Except the people who buy AC games now don't want Hitman. If they did, they'd buy Hitman. So there's not really a market for it.
Some of my favorite franchises are included here. Silent Hill. Alone In the Dark. Alan Wake.
That Toy Story analogy for assassins creed was so perfect 1:17
Battlefield is gonna have to go full BATTLEBIT if it ever wants my money again.
Very proud of cdpr for not throwing cyberpunk into the gutter like other companies would do, i loved that game when it came out and i saw its potential, but i knew it needed more work, and cdpr proved what theyre worth, i truly feel like they make games they care about which is hard to find game companies like this today.
You can’t say “They truly make games they care about” and cyberpunk in the same sentence. That game was a colossal failure.
@@swampssa yeah, but they gave alot of time and effort to fix it, thats the point of the statement, plus i said it was my belief and not a fact.
They fixed it because they had to. Not only to salvage their reputation and keep fans on the hook, but also because they were literally getting slapped with lawsuits and would've gotten crushed by even more lawsuits for selling a defective product and lying about it. They didn't do it out of passion or kindness. That's why most of the things they implemented like the metro system and the police system are extremely lazy.
I really liked the historic assassins creed games, especially Valhalla
Some really, really good stuff here. I really hope that Alan Wake, Alone in the Dark and Silent Hill are good - I have some really fond memories of the originals.
I cannot wait for Phantom Liberty... I love the base game for what it was but soon it's gonna be great because it's finally gonna be what we wanted it to be
Temper your expectations 🥲
@@robertsears8323 you don't need to buy it lol. I personally think everything about dlc is great excluding cyberware debuffs but maybe it will be good.
I just want a sequel to Disco Elysium man, that's all I want.
just finished that game in under 2 weeks after putting off starting it for a long time. its one of the best story games I've ever played
@@JonathanDano Disco Elysium is in my opinion the best RPG game. Definitely in my top 5.
That hilarious “and then the monkey’s paw curled”😂. Good one.
Prince of Persia was originally a side scrolling metroidvania so it's exactly what u should think of when thinking of prince of persia.
I want a Parasite Eve remake
These games look promising. I hope they get the players back just like how Resident Evil 7 redeemed the franchise from RE6.
Wait, WHAT?! Just like Assassin's Creed Odyssey isn't an AC game and ruined the franchise for the OG AC fans, Resident evil 7 isn't an RE game and ruined the franchise for many of the OG RE fans.
I've been dying to see an Alan Wake sequel since it came out, soooooooo excited. And I had no idea about the Control DLC so I've gotta check that one out!
Definitely check out the DLC before you play Alan Wake 2 😉
After replaying the classic type of Assassin's Creed games over the past year, I can't wait for Mirage. IV and Syndicate need FOS boosts to bring them in line with the rest of the games.
Also Cyberpunk is one I've been looking forward to for almost 15 years now - since the original teaser. Played 2 hours at launch and left it alone until it was in a state that didn't make me sad. Kept up with each patch video showing performace and whatnot and in a month I can finally jump in.
I'm hoping the Fallout 4 next gen patch comes out this year too.
I always wondered what was the point of calling these AC games assassin creed because the originals explained how you became an assassin but these more recent AC games could be basically standalone games.
Brand recognition
Yup, just cashing on Brand Recognition. That’s why the “connected” bits to the original story are so few and poorly implemented. They’re just doing that so they can call it the thing that made them all the money back in the day.
Disney does it to but at least Ubisoft is content to only wreck their OWN franchises instead of going after everyone else’s like hungry shark.
Yeah these newer games have nothing to do with assassins. More so just hack and slash looters with the franchise name slapped on to draw in the audience.
Whoever wanted Assassin’s Creed to be grounded clearly never played AC. The series has never been grounded. I personally like them explaining mythological stuff, I wish they’d do that more. Take us to Japan dammit.
In the early assassin's creed, they at least worked it so it was plausible but now...
What if someone told you that there is a way to write things such as grounded mythology, or believable scifi.
@@catandrobbyfloresit was never plausible lol. Stopped being grounded the second Ezio started controlling minds with the apple.
@@finnfinwhat if someone told you that Ubisoft never did that even with the early AC games so there was no point in trying?
About Prince of Persia - It was a sidescroller even before Metroidvania was a thing...
As for Alan Wake 2 - Is the FBI Agent really with the FBI... or is she with the Bureau of Control. Enough happens in Control to let them know an AWE was happening for them to send someone to investigate.
I've played a few side scroller ones so I thought nothing of it.
Sure they were a "sidescroller" but played nothing like the conventional sidescrollers you think about. They were technically a cinematic platformer.
Falcon referencing twin peaks the return made me so happy, it’s probably my favorite show of all time
Hopefully far cry will have a realization that they can’t keep doing the exact same game in different locations.
Is Falcon a furry?
Number 3: 13 : 31 Im exited to play the new Alan Wake, i always was a fan of remedy and Control blow my mind completly.
At first i didnt like much that we have to play as Anderson, but thinking about it, it go in a direction that we could see Jesse at the end of the game!
Imagine Anderson knowing of all the crazy shit of OOPs and AWEs and ending working at the FBC with Jesse
Hell we even know that the FBC is watching Alan like they did Jesse!
I love cyberpunk 2077 I'll definitely get cyberpunk again In September for my birthday to play phantom liberty
For sure, people will complain that the Cyberpunk police is now too hard
I love how you said Ubisoft heard it’s players.😂😂👍🏻
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Just wanna thank you for putting the titles of the games back in the timestamps instead of “#1, 2” ect.
Missing is DOUBLE DRAGON. The new game in the franchise Double Dragon Gaiden just came out and it's so much fun!
This franchise has had it rough, despite basically being what every survival horror game owes it self to. I'm hoping for the best.
i think cyberpunk was always a good game, the hate it got was overblown because the game was so incredibly hyped. granted i played on a high end pc.
I agree. Although I also played on a high end PC. I can't wait for Phantom Liberty.
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I tried replaying yesterday and 2 missions in I had every character in a cutscene have ridiculous obnoxious clipping. Ruined the experience from go for the 4th time lmao. I’m on a Series X btw
Overblown yet came out with so many glitches it was nicknamed Cyberglitch but sure
You kidding? That shit was UNPLAYABLE on launch. And mean that literally, as it would constantly crash among all the other problems.
I can't wait for 10 years from now when you do a video about the finally returning Days Gone 2.
Team Fortress need y'all back boys
Yessssss tf1
This guys voice just gives me so much nostalgia and I can't describe why
I don't understand the cyberpunk thing about armor. I haven't played in a while, but iirc cyberpunk has a transmog system. I seem to remember having a few outfits for looks and being able to wear any armor I wanted while keeping that look. So I don't get what phantom Liberty is adding in that regard
I really dont understand the hate for AC Valhalla. I put a couple hundred hours into it and loved it, it is in fact a great game. And I’ve played AC since the release of the first game. Glad to play a back to form AC soon but honestly for me Valhalla was great.
Very much looking forward to armored core. Always loved the giant mech series as far back as 2. I thought it was dead at this point.
Best thing about Cyberpunk is the overhaul of the gameplay launched for everybody it's not specific to the DLC so anyone wanting to jump in now or those of us who played it at launch and feel like going back to it now is a good time. Bit dissapointed they told us in 2020 dlc would be free then they launch it for 24.99 i won't be paying for dlc especially not that much maybe in a future sale though.
TBH, I really like the open world Assassin games, the old ones felt super limited and I love not being limited 😉
Never was a huge fan of the originals but I like the lore and when they went open world I liked that a lot more, love getting lost in a world of imagination.
I have zero history with Alone in the Dark, barely even heard of it before this remake was announced, but I am totally stoked for this one
Falcon always bringing the best lists and reviews about games. I would like to see a sequel to Sunset Overdrive.
Here’s to hoping that Splinter Cell and Ghost Recon would need us as well
Love your videos and your background music is awesome ❤
Odyssey is by far my favorite AC game and I for one don’t want to regress back to the old, worn out style. The only thing that can bring me back to Cyberpunk 2077 is a 3rd person perspective. As for the rest I am slightly interested in Alan Wake and PoP.
Armored Core should try the smaller mechs for in-city battles with deep environmental destruction.
It would open space for many kinds of missions such as protecting a city or attacking another.
Which again, if you know AC, would fit like a glove in the plot
I always saw Assassin's Creed as the next step of Prince of Persia.
Definitely felt like it when it first came out given how recently the last POP had been released.
I think Capcom should reboot the Onimusha series they've been doing great with breathing fresh air into their long standing franchises with sequels returning to the roots along with remakes and with the success of games like ghost of Tsushima and Sekiro now is a great time to make a samurai game
Super video comme d'habitude. Mais en fait il n'y a pas besoin de prendre la tenue du garde , la tenue de gardien suffit 😊
I'd love if Alan Wake and Control properly cross over in a fully fledge game experience... somehow xD. I've just started Control, so I'm not to the AWE dlc yet. But, I'd love for Alan and Jesse to meet if they haven't already.
2:35 Yes, it never was , which is why it's so annoying when people say i want a "grounded AC game " ...there's no so such thing 😂
2D Metroidvania Prince of Persia is OG Prince of Persia. Shout out to the Apple II in my gradeschool computer lab. Miss you buddy.
While I'm not too big on that Prince of Persia Lost Crown game, if it can at least do well enough to make Ubisoft take the series seriously again, then it's better than nothing, especially since the Sands of Time remake has a lot to live up to if it ever does see the light of day. The new Alone in the Dark seems pretty cool, even if the prologue demo didn't really have much going for it beyond showing the graphics and a few gameplay elements. Alan Wake 2 is definitely one I'm waiting for, October is going to be bursting at the seams with so many games
huge fan of king's field 1 and 2 completed both games and they are tough but worth it
armored core was one of the best mech games back in the day but yes they were very hard, I never beat them as i didn't own any of them but I enjoyed what I got to play of them.
Really looking forward to the Max Payne remaster.
Been playing MP3 on XBS & it's still great today👍
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One thing I find funny is how linear the first assassins creeds were and thats what everyone was complaining about so they went with the open world approach. The open world assassin's creed games are even better well received overall when you look at basically any review. But now we want to go back to linear. I think that tells more about how us as humans are never satisfied and want what we dont currently have more so than anything else, not so much what we actually like the most. As they say, variety is the spice of life!
Can't speak for everyone but I always prefered the earlier games. I regularly play them. Origins was okay but I don't like the combat that Ubisoft couldn't shut up about.
I'm glad Falcon is happy again. He sounded kinda down in yesterday's video
Good music that isn't excessively distracting. I approve.