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Wright on 11 October 2013
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Slimebeast said:
Wright said:
Slimebeast said:

Thank you sir. What are your favorites from this gen, off the top of your head?


Demon's/Dark Souls, Dead Rising, Deus Ex, Vesperia, Lost Odyssey, InFamous 2, Vanquish, Gears of War, Uncharted, Fable, Deadly Premonition and Fallout: New Vegas. (Fallout > Elder Scrolls in my opinion, but Oblivion is amazing as well) If we count handhelds, Phoenix Wright, Ghost Trick, 999 and Hotel Dusk too. Probably more, but those are the ones that resonate more on my head.

 

I have Dragon's Dogma sitting around here, until I have my console back (I gave my 360 to a friend while he gave me his ps3, so that we play some other games), but judging the demo, I'm pretty sure I'll love it as well.

That's a varied mix you have.

When you call Oblivion "amazing" that's a huge plus in my book. Dragon's Dogma is much better than the demo, so if you liked the demo you will love the game.

What console handheld are those handheld titles you listed?


DS, all of them. Never owned a PSP due to lack of money (never owned a Ps3 either because of the same. Lucky thing I have friends who don't mind sharing!).

 

If you enjoy great stories, all those four games I listed there are among the greatest ficticional pieces of literature, in my opinion, of all the media: including movies and books. They have so many wild twists and crazy but carefully designed plots that they are just simply amazing.

-> The dialogues in Hotel Dusk are just plain unforgettable.

-> Phoenix Wright has spawned multiples sequels that maintain the quality (I'm a bit biased on this one since it's one of my favourite franchises ever, hence my nick "Wright", but the games are totally enjoyable)

-> 999 has a brilliant twist that blew my mind. Unfortunately, the game suffers from repetitive gameplay (and I mean replaying sections you've already done) because some bad design regarding not getting the good ending. You're forced to go through all the story again, and take different but minor paths in order to open new endings. You need patience with this one.

-> Ghost Trick has another brilliant twist that blew minds, and the best part is, the gameplay is pretty solid!

 

Looking forward Dragon's Dogma.