Ash was my first romance, when I first played the game. Then it was Tali, then Liara.
Old God of War was made for edgy teens discovering their first boners.
GTA6 should delay itself every few months so that every game by a pussy publisher/developer also gets pushed back and that chunk of the industry dies #eugenics.
Never actually played ME, but whenever it gets brought up I remember this image and have a sensible chuckle, enjoy:
What about those who beat Castlevania II?
Back then, I find it beneficial to have GotY editions so you’d have its DLC and the base game at a discounted price. Example: some sales have Borderlands up to 3 with all the DLC discounted at $40 from its $150 MSRP.
Patience of a Saint, I suppose.
That's usually how I bought Bethesda games and fighting games. I bought Skyrim, Oblivion, New Vegas, and Fallout 3, they came at $20 a piece and had all the DLC in it.
Mass Effect is what happens when you make a dating sim that also doubles as a shooter/RPG.
They're making these games looking at numbers on paper, and the numbers show that people do only play a handful of games a year. You and I might play more but 2 < 100,000 - 1,000,000 shown on paper in the board room. Still no excuse for the poor state of launch though.
Lots of people don't finish games, either. I remember reading about this a long time ago and I can't remember the exact numbers. Without looking it up I'd say the average 8-15h single player game gets beaten by less than half the players.
Each game on Steam that has achievements also shows the global achievement rate, so in most cases it is possible to check these stats per game if you know what to look for. It also shows you how many people actually bothered to play they game they've bought and some of these stats are quite jarring (for example only 79% of people who own Kingdom Come Deliverance finished the very first quest which takes maybe 20 minutes).
It depends on how I'm feeling at the time. PM64 is perfect if you want something a bit more lighthearted.
I personally prefer it for being a bit simpler yet still engaging. Not that TTYD is bad or anything; it too is great, but the first one just clicks more with me.
I'd say they're equally good, but TTYD gets extra points for having TWO bad guys who aren't just Bowser or his minions.
bug fables >>>>>>>>>>> mario rpg >> your post
The X-Nauts were great for sure.
SotN, CotM, and CV2 are all harder than beating NES Castlevania with no save states or continues
Mario RPG sounds retarded because it's not a game where Mario has a rocket launcher. Why didn't they do that instead of that gayass game where he has a watergun.
