Research Reminders
Need to know more, or I already know enough and am slated to buy the thing (or follow up on it, at least).
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1. The Last Express
Have actually played some of this now. I wish this could have been full motion... it's all possible now, using something like what LA Noire did, or at least allowing fully 3D level design (this from a 2D fan). I think it would be fucking awesome to see a period recreation of this environment without the click-navigation jank that this game has. Myst is fine, myst with a strong timing element can be a bit frustrating. Still, the ambition of this game is wonderful and I'm not averse to trying more later.
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2. Mortal Kombat
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3. Heavy Rain
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4. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
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5. Red Dead Redemption
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6. Inner Worlds
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7. Portal
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8. Rage
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9. ōdi∙um
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10. Ice-Pick Lodge
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11. Dynasty Warriors 7
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12. Cosmology of Kyoto
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13. Wizardry
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14. Eschalon
I remember liking the demo for this, but I also remember not getting a feel for it bevore the demo expired. Bevore? I hope that wasn't a Freudian slip.
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15. Spiderweb Software
Generous demos, fun oldschool gameplay.
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16. Stacking
Man, I don't even need to qualify this
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17. L.A. Noire
L.A. Noirfidential! :)
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18. Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Looks slick, if a bit too laid out. Don't care. Cyberpunk. Gimme.
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19. The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings
Didn't really play the first, but this sounds like a huge improvement over some of the older one's problems.
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20. Demon's Souls
Death or glory awai... feh, who am I kidding? It's mostly death.
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21. Mount & Blade
I already love it, but I need to figure out how much it's changed and what the different releases entail.
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