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Dragon's Dogma's post-game content is ass, the game really took a nose dive 3/4 through.

Not by default, a few of the vocations have a dodge/block/brief invulnerability window unlocked through ranking up and buying the core skill. Strider gets a dodge at 5 that's used by hitting R1+X (PS3), I'm not sure when other vocations get their equivalent.

Needs more Demon's Souls.

Playing Dark Souls before Demon's Souls was definitely not the right way to play these games; Demon's Souls has been pretty disappointing. :( I'm really surprised Dark Souls didn't get a whole lot of criticism for how much a rehash it is: enemies are just straight up copy+pasted from Demon's Souls, animations for anything remotely similar looking get the same treatment, and the theming of a few levels and set pieces is largely the same. Even with all that copying they don't bother to copy Tower of Latria? 3-1 makes the Ruins of New Londo look like a Scooby-Doo cartoon. Leaves ruin a

You guys weren't kidding about Journey, what a game. The snow level with the same co-op partner throughout might be one of my favourite levels in a game, ever.

If you think you might get one, I don't see why not. You don't have to download them or anything so there's no real loss. speaking of ps+, i just got ng sigma. i think i have dl'd like $200 worth of vita games already. it pretty much makes up for the subscription and 32 gig memory card. I'm actually thinking of picking up a Vita once I've accumulated enough Vita games through PS+ to offset the cost of the hardware. Sony.

Tactics nigga Which tactic keeps the partner AI out of running through fire on the ground? Which tactic keeps the partner AI from standing in that fire attacking the boss instead of shifting to a different side of the boss where it's safe? Which tactic keeps the partner AI from running across the entire field of play to pick up a small health orb? Which tactic keeps the partner AI from dancing in and out of it's attack range, constantly missing with it's gap closing attack and slowly backing up to repeat the process? Which tactic tells them to block incoming damage? Ther

Resident Evil 5 had better partner AI than Ni No Kuni. Come at me, JRPG fangirls.

I think I'd like RE6 more than AC3 too. Shit if I gave ME3 another shot I'd probably like that more than AC3 as well. I don't remember much of ME3 aside from the ending but I don't imagine it being very fun to retread Are you kidding? Walking around a lifeless Citadel, randomly picking up quests from overhearing conversations and managing them in one of the worst quest journals of all-time, finishing a fight against a group of enemies that provide no enjoyment or satisfaction from their defeat only to discover the combat scenario has more than one wave; Mass Effect 3 was so good and coul

Stop and buy Hotline Miami for 5 bucks on Steam. This game is fuckin phenomenal.

Far Cry 3 doesn't exactly break the trend.

Vaas is so criminally underused, too.

It gets worse, enjoy the ending. Well fuck, maybe I should just start DA:O again since I picked up the Ultimate pack. Finish it, I need somebody to laugh at it with.

It gets worse, enjoy the ending.

The second island in Far Cry 3 is pretty shitty, nothing cool or interesting to see in the environment. Just a bunch of small hills and open fields, feels like something you'd see in an MMO.

Finished up A+ing all the chapters in Hotline Miami.

I decided to play New Jersey Resident Simulator 2012 so I turned off anything with power and dumped all my garbage on the sidewalks. I also was really bored with nothing on my phone other than Jetpack Joyride, so I decided to give that flop a second chance. Spoiler Still a FLOP Spoiler It's amazing how different that game is when you stop treating it like an endless runner and just focus on the goals. I still think it's mediocre as an endless runner, but as an objective game it's a lot of fun. I fucking love the near miss objectives, wish they had powerups designed to make things more d

Holy shit that Pokemon picture was sad.

lmao

You liked fez, right? I'm considering it. I love good puzzle platformers. The harder they are to solve, the better. Fez is pretty good, the platforming never amounts to much and you can get through the first playthrough without running into very many challenging puzzles. The game shines in the second playthrough if you want some challenge from your puzzles, and even the first playthrough is enjoyable as there's always new ways to solve puzzles being introduced.

Darksiders 2 is like 20 hours, lol. It'll feel less repetitive if it gets spaced out over a number of weeks, but there's better things to do with your time and money.

If you're just looking for something to kill time, yes. It's a 7/10 game with the bugs, I'd imagine they've been fixed by now so you'd have a better experience than most. It doesn't do anything that needs to be seen so if time is a bigger constraint than money you can skip it.

Tell us what you think of it when you get a chance. It's fucking awful, don't waste your money. how far are you? Centennial building.

Tell us what you think of it when you get a chance. It's fucking awful, don't waste your money.