jamesyfx

I tend to avoid any kinda burst weapons like Shotguns in games.

I like precise, single shot weapons in games. In most games when you start with a pistol, and then later collect an automatic weapon like an assault rifle.. I will switch back to the pistol.

... Unless the game is Doom. THEN it's Shotguns all the way. That's an exception!

I've never seen a video game store in my country that will let you simply return software you don't like. You can only sell it back to them as pre-owned. I think I tried to return Dark Souls a few days after buying it but the trade-in value was that low, I kept it (lots of people must have returned it).

Do mobile games count? I got a full refund on Terraria on Android shortly after buying it as I just couldn't get into the touch control.

I'm enjoying the glitchyness on PS4 tbh. Everything I've encountered so far hasn't been game breaking at all, just immersion breaking.

I've quite often seen groups enemies frozen in the air, all contained in the same spot. They just drop when their health hits 0 and the next guy is still there in the air. I guess the same hasn't figured out where to spawn them.

I've also observed a few enemies awkwardly zip and crash around small areas like something out of Goat Simulator as well. I'm assuming this happens due to some physics bug.

I am optimistic that I won't come across any game-breaking quest related bugs....

Well, I've spent more time with it. around 40 hours now. And it's pretty glitchy. On a standard PS4. Nothing game-breaking, just a bit jarring.

So far I've had an invisible character. Bit weird seeing a floating Camera following you around. I've also had battle music playing constantly long after said battle, and I've also had battles end (i.e. the Results screen comes up) when I'm still in the middle of a battle and haven't left the 'arena'. The latter two glitches seem to happen more often as I've gotten further into the game.

I think this game is fantastic. I've forced myself to get through more recent Final Fantasy games, but this one I am enjoying at my own leisure. I'm actually liking the fact that I'm probably not going to completely clean out every single area like I usually would with games in this series. It's different. I like how they mix more realistic elements with your typical Final Fantasy stuff... really neat combination.

I am only a couple of hours in, but first impressions are good. There is some weird flicker effect on the PS4 when driving though.. Motion blur?

Does anyone have any recommendations for the space battles? I find them impossible. Once you're in one, you can't really escape, and I just end up getting destroyed.

I've always liked the darkness of Metroid Fusion. I'd be intrigued if they made a Metroid movie based on that.

It has potential to be more entertaining. But the load times... dang. The load times are too long. Each course usually takes no more than 20 seconds to complete. I couldn't justify waiting on loading screens for such little gameplay time.

I see no Dr Robotnik / Eggman / Whateverthehellhescallednow, I would have voted for him.

The lengths he goes to to win and still he gets defeated by somebody that dies when he runs into someone else.

I don't know if this counts as it was so low budget, but somehow I ended up watching Stan Lee's Lightspeed many years ago. I had no idea what I was watching half the time. It always sticks in my mind as one of the biggest pieces of movie trash I've ever seen.