Recent content by Nuuu

They got burned out, and it affected their writing too much to continue in good faith.

100% has to go to Elite Beat Agents for me. The final mission's quick shift from sadness to MUSICAL HYPE, along with its final verse and ending; feels fantastic no matter how many times I replay it. (EBA's cutscenes are tied to its levels they really cant be snipped out)

I can't give you a long list of PS2 games since I only played them at a friends house, but I can recommend one that stood out: The Red Star It's both a Bullet Hell and a beat-em-up, has a performance-based upgrade system, and even 2-player co-op. Lots of fun, gets super difficult after...

I beat Sekiro recently as well. Was a lot of fun, but I felt that overall the game wasn't too difficult. Most bosses only took 2-4 attempts, though Lady Butterfly being my first boss took a good 20 to beat. Even kept the Bell Demon debuff on for most of the game until the final boss; being...

I have to say One Shot, because even its best ending made me want to cry from how bittersweet it was. Also Spec Ops: The Line, but I think everyone here already knows that one.

Fists are already deadly weapons. Therefore I replace one of my feet with another fist.

Closest thing that comes to mind is Furi, but even that is a bit of a hard comparison. I love games like MGR and DMC, but I really can't think of any comparable Western ones. Edit: Asked a friend, God of War 1's combat is pretty good. You won't find a lot of modern western games with...

Looks good (and i'm a sucker for the animation), but the gameplay is too point-and-click adventure-y for my tastes. Definitely a better detective game than L.A. Noire, though. I'm personally into puzzle games these days. Looking at Tangle Tower made me realize why I liked L.A. Noire less as...

Can't really make a full top 10 list of my own, I've settled into my own little niche and stopped buying games without looking into them a fair bit first. But I can at least add one to this list from this decade i've played that i'd say is definitely overrated: L.A. Noire (2011) (Also had a...

Probably one of the best 3D Puzzle games on the market, comparable to Portal in quality and gameplay. What makes Talos Principle shine, though, is it's encouragement for the player to think outside the box and break puzzles at times. Fantastic game, a must-get if you love the genre. Bonus...

Elementary school, as we call it in America, I don't remember being as dramatic as the later grades. I was fairly innocent compared to some other kids at the time. Aside from the obvious taught stuff, I learned not to be brutally honest to your superiors. Telling my second grade teacher to her...

Robert. The cat is now named Robert.

You guys can argue over why your tastes are more or less valid than others all you want; i'm laughing at "You can't be within 80 meters of a vending machine at any time" as a crucial element for this trick to work. Glitched speedruns are hilarious.

Rogue-lites and open world survival. I just hate being forced to go back to the beginning of a game because I messed up, and it feels like a waste of time to try to get back to where I was and then die again.

I saw a bit of it and out of curiosity watched the first episode; it's quite a good show it seems. I wouldn't say it's something super mindblowing or standout (yet), but it's a quality cartoon that I'd enjoy mind watching more of.