Ulasan terkini oleh HelmetCat

As of writing I have 248 hours logged, along with 1000 hours of blood, sweat and tears.

I like it.

Absolutely love it. I bought all games currently available for it (as of May 2022) and think it's a very well put together package. Ghosts & Goblins is sublime. I remember playing this in a dingy old video shop in Newport, South Wales, in the mid 1980s on my way to and from school. Great memories!

Makes you re-evaluate your life.

After 560 hours playing this, and then finally buying the Premium pack, I guess I should give this a thumbs up.

:-) :-)

Not quite as good as Manic Miner, but way better than Gunfright.

Wheely grate

Ploughed into a photographer on the edge of the road at 60mph and just got a 15 second penalty for doing it. i thought it was a bit lenient and I am still wondering how is family are coping, but hey ho, that's life I guess.

If the Inn had a sofa it would be exactly like Central Perk.

The first 'game' I have ever played that has touched me to the point of tears forming in my eyes. This is a beautiful experience. With no idea of the race, creed, colour, ♥♥♥♥♥♥ orientation, body type, poorness or richness or any of those other criteria that many of us consciously or unconsciously judge others on, users of this game send each other warm, kind-hearted, positive messages.
It's crazy. I'm lost for words. This is magical. Thank you for creating this experience.

So, I'm not a die hard Tekken fanatic. Here's my history, for what it's worth.

I bought a Playstation (retrospectively more commonly known as a 'PS1') in late 1995 via the Grattan catalogue in the UK (remember that?) and it came bundled with Tekken and Ridge Racer. I loved both games of course which, coming from someone who only had a 486-sx20 PC, was a revelation in terms of graphics and playability.

I also have a vivid memory of spending £44.95 at the Newport, South Wales outlet of Software Plus to purchase the sequel Tekken 2. I also cleary remember owning Tekken 3 and then, when buying my first Playstation 2, having Tekken Tag Tournament as part of the bundle.

After that, it was no more Tekken's for me. I have played no iteration of the game since roughly 2000, 19 years ago, and it was just a strong sense of nostalgia that drew me towards purchasing Tekken 7. I am of that breed of player that is definitely more casual - I don't have the time of day to memorise all the complicated combos and nuances of each character. I just play for a 'quick fix'.

Even so, I am thoroughly enjoying this latest release of the franchise. The majority of the characters I remember from my Playstation days are there, and I also love Tekken Bowl, which brings back fond memories of the bowling sub-game that first made an appearance in Tekken Tag Tournament.

I didn't pay full price for it, but took advantage of an offer on the IndieGala store, and it's difficult to say whether I would feel the normal full price is justified. However, all I can say is that I do not regret the £16 I did pay for it and it has already given me many hours of fun and I am enjoying it immensely.

So, although I am a 'non-hardcore' gamer, I will give it a big thumbs up.