Reseñas recientes de Kyuketsuki

The game is a lot better now that most if not all of its launch issues have been fixed. You can turn off widescreen and enable 4:3 mode with sidebars to play the game as you're supposed to, matches against other players no longer kick you back to the title screen and let you rematch, and lobbies have been added. As for changes to balance, this port is actually based off the NESiCAxLive rerelease of the game, which came with a balance patch that is regarded as being better balanced than the Atomiswave original (at least according to the Mizuumi wiki).

That's all good, but making Greed, Hazama, and Beatrice DLC when they were unlockable in the arcade versions for free with the flip of a switch is still a very scummy move. It does not replicate the arcade experience of having to "enable" them but rather cuts three characters who were in the game before and resells them to you for no good reason. The game's also a bit too expensive for a game that originally came out in 2005 and doesn't have much content beyond arcade, time attack, survival, training, and online. The publisher is quite frankly incompetent, both with the DLC practices and for botching this port's launch in the first place, and it very well might have ruined this port's chances of being popular and successful thanks to a negative first impression. At least they handled the launch of The Rumble Fish + a whole lot better from what I've seen.

So in conclusion, the game is fixed. It's a well-balanced and very fun hidden gem that's well worth a buy if you like fighting games (though not at $30, but it tends to go on sale somewhat often), but although this is a positive review, I can't really forgive the publishers for the abysmal launch and the presence of DLC characters who should've already been in the game by default. At least they're $4 each, but still.

this game saved my marriage

Actually has a pretty good moral lesson if you can figure out how to get the good ending.

dodge my child support payments, I must

i shid my pants

when the bread is french

it's whatever ig, just remember that as long as there's a market for this stuff companies will cater to it

Keep that in mind whenever your friend picks Dead Apostle Noel

Short, but very smartly designed. Definitely worth a playthrough.

It's Half-Life 2 but with better graphics and community commentary. Nuff said.

Back when PSO2: New Genesis came out, I didn't really have a super great experience with the game. There was only one region to explore, a really short story (as they released this game's story chapter by chapter), and a lack of things to do outside of that beyond just wait for Urgent Quests. That, and the game ran somewhat poorly on my PC at the time. I gave this game a negative review and hadn't touched it since.

it's been quite some time since then and the game has changed a lot. New, fun to explore regions were added beyond the bland grasslands of Aelio, the story was longer and got improved, new classes were added, stability and performance improvements were made, and me upgrading my computer led to me coming back to the game and enjoying it a lot more than I initially did. Now that all of the regions are unlocked and Episode 1 is complete (and ended on a pretty cool plot twist), I actually for the first time since first playing New Genesis found myself excited for what's to come in the future.

However, there are still three flaws I have with the game. Graphically the game looks pretty good, but it still demands a decently powerful computer to run well. Fortunately the game is also available on PS4 and Xbox One, so if you don't have a PC good enough to run this game you can also get it for free on those platforms.
Second, if you want to play the original Phantasy Star Online 2, you have to download it separately, and it's a huge 103 GB download. I just can't imagine myself dedicating a chunk of hard drive space for that. And third, and this ties into both the first and second flaws, the original PSO2 got a big graphical update when New Genesis came out, meaning the game now looks completely different (most people agree that the game looks worse than it did pre-update) and suddenly requires a stronger computer to run well when previously PSO2 could run on low to mid range computers just fine. That 103 GB file size is probably because of that.

Still, New Genesis is very fun. If you want an online open world action RPG with great combat, excellent customization, and a desire to chase the thrill of killing things to find loot and then using that loot to kill stronger things, then this game is a pretty good choice.

They are rage, brutal, without mercy. But you. You will be worse. Rip and bear, until it is done.