By the way, if you want to play a game that's more of a spiritual successor to system shock/2 then even BioShock, play prey from 2017. Severely underrated game for the time. The amount of player choice you get is insane, then feels insanely tense because one of the basic enemy types can transform into everyday objects around the game world, so you're always going around wondering if that chair in the corner is actually a chair or if that teacup on the desk is actually a teacup. Really drives home the paranoia.

even if they add them as part of the switch online+expansion pack that would give the service way more value im always playing the classic stuff im going through goldeneye 007 ATM

Triple Crown in both Pillars of Eternity games.

Basically it's Ironman mode on hardest difficulty with obfuscated stats

I think with every passing day I realise how much I am ageing. This information did not help ahah

Spider-Man PS4 is a must play imo

FYI, you can't purchase with credit card on the shop anymore. You have to buy points cards then redeem them.

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Yep, but this is Nintendo we are talking about here, bastards.

Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga.

I dont have a ton of platinums anyway so it wasn't really difficult, but the other ones I do have were super easy. This one was just annoying because of the 1200 collectibles.

I guess the reason I don't call it a horror game is because it doesn't have tons of scary moments. It just has scary moments sprinkled here and there. Horror doesn't feel like the main drive of the game, it just uses some horrific elements to sell its world and atmosphere. It does a good job of making you feel uneasy, especially on your first playthrough. But nothing that really makes you jump out of your seat. It also doesn't help that there's really no penalty to dying when playing the game on its default settings. Yeah, you can turn off the Vita Chambers if you really want to make the game more tense. But beyond that the ability to save wherever you want kind of mitigates that too.

Good game played it with gamepass and bought the dlcs on sale (didn't try them yet because I bought so many other games on new years sale)

If you download 5 to 10 games a week and havent found a good game it is time to stop downloading.

Linear story telling will always be king.

A funny example is always in open world games when you get a mission that’s like “meet me at the graveyard tonight and hurry up!!”

…proceeds to go to strip club, buy properties, do side missions, etc.. 5 in game days pass and then go to mission. “You barely made it here in time”

I saw someone on this subreddit once post that they believe they should get 1 hour of gameplay for every $ they spend. That is literally the dumbest thing and the reason we have this giant bloated games. Because somehow “collect 100 of these” and “repeat these 4 different mission structures” equals value??

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Uncharted Collection

I do likey!

Let me put it to you this way, my first time playing through Bioshock I didn't die single time. The game gives you more than enough ammunition, gives you all the tools you need to survive, You never scrapped for supplies. And there's absolutely no penalty to dying if you play the game with all of its default settings because you always respawn at a vita chamber and everything is exactly as you left it when you died so you can just brute force your way through everything.

If it's a horror game, then it fails at being a horror game because there's no penalty. The game can have scary moments but still not be a horror game.

Yea early on you might be a little more strapped for everything, but even then it's not difficult. Going through and playing the game with primarily the wrenche is just as doable it's going full throttle with the shotgun or Tommy gun. If I remember correctly, you can pretty much two shot most enemies with the wrench.

Compare that to horror games, using melee is only a viable strategy if you know the ins and outs of the game. Like in Dead space for instance, shooting at their legs to get them crawling on the ground, using stasis on them to slow them down, then stomping like crazy. Or doing the same thing in resident evil 2, except with the knife. Your melee attacks are always the last resort or an advanced strategy to save on ammunition. But in BioShock you don't ever have to worry about that, you can two shot most enemies with the wrench. And if you can't two shot them, it's not really detrimental to just keep smacking them until they go down. After all, death isn't really much of a roadblock when you just respawn at the nearest buy to chamber and the enemy you were just wailing on is still standing where he killed you.

I don't dislike BioShock. It's a game that I go back and play every now and then because I love the atmosphere, setting, and themes. The game plays a lot of fun. Both BioShock 1 & 2 are some of my favorite games of that generation. But I really wouldn't classify them as horror games. Just first person shooters with horror elements. Probably the scariest scene in the first BioShock was that one flooded room with the mannequins and a single spotlight. Pretty sure just by saying that everyone that's played the game knows what I'm talking about. It's a really memorable scene and shows that if the BioShock developers wanted to make a horror game, they could pull it off pretty well. But horror wasn't the focus for BioShock, which is the reason why moments like that are few and far between.

You can see why people pirate and emulate nintendos classic games if they offer no other way to get them IMO they should add all virtual console games from 3ds to switch

Hate her as much as you want homie

PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFT this made my day sir.

Shadows. The light source is coming from the front of chrono, but the shadows project to the characters left and right.

I love Bioshock but I stopped playing this because my saved file has the stupid glitch/bug when I’m supposed to take pictures of the splicers and one of them never shows up. :( This glitch has been affecting this game since the Xbox 360 games and it’s never been patched.

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Kingdom hearts got a manga adaptation.

Could you play games with that too?