The individual who is posting PS Lifestyle and Eurogamer reviews and is still waiting for Phantom Liberty and Alan Wake 2 to fall below 87 is talking about finding solace in reviews. The irony 
MULTI Alan Wake 2 revealed, will be Remedy’s first survival horror game
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But what of the individual who spent $22.49 - $31.49 (and considers himself lucky for doing so) on a game where:
- investigation is merely a vehicle to drive the narrative forward, and there's no real deduction on the player's part
- combat is merely flashing a torch and then finishing enemies off with a laughably limited arsenal of weapons
- the player needs to sit through hours of integrated FMV
Correct me if any of the above is factually incorrect 
- investigation is merely a vehicle to drive the narrative forward, and there's no real deduction on the player's part
- combat is merely flashing a torch and then finishing enemies off with a laughably limited arsenal of weapons
- the player needs to sit through hours of integrated FMV
Correct me if any of the above is factually incorrect
I spent $22.5 for a game rated higher than a $70 game CerebralTiger bought at launch. That's a win of Epic proportions
- investigation is merely a vehicle to drive the narrative forward, and there's no real deduction on the player's part
- combat is merely flashing a torch and then finishing enemies off with a laughably limited arsenal of weapons
- the player needs to sit through hours of integrated FMV
Correct me if any of the above is factually incorrect
So Necrokiller has nothing to say in defense against my 3 points. Makes sense, facts can't be denied
Games can be rated higher for being a better overall package, and can still have individual components that are inferior to those of lower rated games. Case in point: investigation in Detroit vs in this gameI spent $22.5 for a game rated higher than a $70 game CerebralTiger bought at launch. That's a win of Epic proportions
Kabhi Metascores pe arh jata hai.
Then "individual components" bla bla bla
Apna qibla durust kar lo pehle
Except that there are no metascores for "individual components" so...Both are valid forms of assessment
But the reviews that are accredited on Metacritic can be looked at to gather a consensus on individual components
Bring metascores to back up the assessment of components orBut the reviews that are accredited on Metacritic can be looked at to gather a consensus on individual components
At the end of the day, Alan Wake 2 only further complicates matters for CerebralTiger as even a Metascore of 90 will not be enough to take certain studios to CerebralTiger's promised land. Therefore, Remedy delivered as far as I'm concerned
So far, I prefer Alan's portion of the game over Saga's.
+ Shining light on shadows to reveal potential enemies and the way said enemies move around like they're a glitch in the matrix is nicely done in Alan's section.
+ The lamp mechanic, where you absorb/deposit light to open new paths, works well for exploration in Alan's section.
+ The shooting is a notable improvement over the first game. There's some decent feedback, and enemies are no longer bullet sponges.
- Combat encounters themselves get repetitive fast, with little enemy or weapon variety (so far)
- Narrow spaces don't work well for combat. Case in point: the first boss fight, where the camera can get really awkward at times.
- Excessively harsh smudge filter when low on health.
- Melee feels clunky.
- So many FMVs.
+ Shining light on shadows to reveal potential enemies and the way said enemies move around like they're a glitch in the matrix is nicely done in Alan's section.
+ The lamp mechanic, where you absorb/deposit light to open new paths, works well for exploration in Alan's section.
+ The shooting is a notable improvement over the first game. There's some decent feedback, and enemies are no longer bullet sponges.
- Combat encounters themselves get repetitive fast, with little enemy or weapon variety (so far)
- Narrow spaces don't work well for combat. Case in point: the first boss fight, where the camera can get really awkward at times.
- Excessively harsh smudge filter when low on health.
- Melee feels clunky.
- So many FMVs.
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170 + countries where Steam sells but PSN doesn't will lose access unless they use VPNfaraany3k said: -
Chandoo:
It has a worst rating on Steam than last years MW3 now. Jeese Sony, how can you fuck it up THIS BAD
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faraany3k:
I have heard that it is now unplayable in countries which do not support handful of third world countries not recognized by Sony like Pakistan. Steam is a true global platform.Then they cry that console gaming is dying. -
Necrokiller:
Gaben ki reach hai, PSN ki nahi hai. Gaben ain't stressing over publishers who rush to his store in the first place
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Chandoo:
saeen I don't think the PSN teams are stressing over needing to offer hundreds of thousands of refunds lol
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Necrokiller:
You reap what you sow. This is what happens when you take away choice from consumers. Even with 88% split going to developers, they can't recoup costs. Meanwhile, Helldivers 2 is a massive hit for Sony thanks in big part to Steam.iampasha said: -
iampasha:
Alan wake 2 is yet to recover it's development costs. Due to no physical release and no steam launch.
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faraany3k:
Tears of Kingdom saal pehle shuru ki thee, ab tk pehle area se nai nikla. Life sucks donkey balls.
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Necrokiller:
Buh buh buh didn't you know that "sT3aM iS a moN0-pololly"
