I started playing it years ago but quit after reaching the Strip - this time I will make sure to actually finish it! The writing is great and the quests are really memorable.
I'm not sure that's the message we really should be sending though. We shouldn't encourage huge studios to get away with this kinda laziness. I agree that they're some of the best games ever made, which is why I think Konami should treat the IP with a bit more respect
I understand, but I'm not sure I could justify spending even $45 on this. If they'd put a bit more effort into it sure, but this is purely a cash grab.
What sort of things would you try to gain knowledge in?
The Steam Deck does have touchpads on both sides so yes that could work. How does the 3D version work?
If anyone knows where to buy muesli ingredients in bulk in the UK I'd be interested to hear!
Yes I guess that would help, as long as I don't over shake it and cause the same problem in the opposite direction
I love seeing these websites that don't appear to have been updated (visually) in 20 years! Looks like a great resource.
Heh, well they were planning to shut it down but there was backlash! Hopefully it stays around for a while.
How does it compare? Similar difficulty?
I can confirm that it's incredible on Dolphin! Playing in widescreen is a treat.
Yes that's true! I find that games like that have their own sort of niche, in which players usually know quite a lot about the game (from watching others play it online) before jumping in. And there's an expectation that they'll refer to the wiki regularly. These kind of games can't have a tutorial that covers everything, because there's way too much to cover.