I heard of this game a while back and have memories of seeing this games case (bad and evil) which at the time may have been empty. All of which could be a memory of Jax and daxter because I am sure this was a Playstation 2 game.
If you are following force gaming maybe he could clear it up but I got the footage he covered right here. Thanks to Force gaming for that
I watched Raptors progress through gaming and he goes from extremely boring games to playing exciting games he beats quickly. I looked for a second to see what he covered
Splattercat plays indie games or independent games. I debate rather or not there is a such thing as a diamond in the rough or are games as good as they are when we get them pretty much basic with no hidden surprises.
The debate rages on with me feeling that games are only what they are marketed and at times can fall below the expectation meter.
I sti got a ew more things to add to the site and if anyone is interested there is a discord you can jouin o one of the other pages if you are ever there just looking Kewbeer’d or third platinum choice. Anyway a lot of people which is a exaggeration may have taken over the site. That is a good thing because people like what they do.
In this My side of the debate is all about programming techniques. In short it may to some look like a decent game, under a closer review it could be a piece of expensive programming with a lot of flaws. Time will tell with this one, if you are interested I think he has a link to follow given in his video.
I had a chance to play Diablo 4 and enjoyed it. I may lose many characters based on playing it on Hardcore mode but I do not feel concerned. What I am really excited about is the chance to see “Real” enemy scaling in the game and quite honestly probably the “Best” that I have ever seen. Not just that but it is funny how much of that the many criticizers of this unreleased game have missed. Missed as in it may be the best ad most balanced feature of the game and its genre definitely but possibly in any other. Wow, I hope that it is a trend that continues.