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I could play this game forever but I don't enjoy games that entice you to play daily or do not have a defined ending. So after seeing the credits and playing for a little bit longer I have decided the game is complete.
Switch focus now to Final Fantasy 7 Remake on the PS4.
I could play this game forever but I don't enjoy games that entice you to play daily or do not have a defined ending. So after seeing the credits and playing for a little bit longer I have decided the game is complete.
Switch focus now to Final Fantasy 7 Remake on the PS4.
Completed The Last of Us 2 recently, no surprise that the quality is top drawer from Naughty Dog. The game is however very violent, truthfully too violent for my liking but I very much enjoyed the story it told. The combat was a slight improvement over the first game and playing with headphones the audio was amazing.
Very impressed they managed to squeeze this much out of the PS4.
Next Animal Crossing & Final Fantasy 7 Remake.
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In episode 39 of everybody’s favourite vedayogames podcast, deKay, Kendrick, Luffer and Zo do a phat chat about the Definitely Coming Switch Pro, recent Nintendo game announcements, Apple vs Epic, your regular update on Yakuza, Oculus and Facebook, Sega ports, and some games. Games! These games:
All those games and other game stuff. And some listener questions answered. It’s basically the best thing you can put in your ear holes.
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By 1990, the concept of scrolling shooters was well established, and the new Mega Drive had some excellent examples available at (and shortly after) launch. There had been a number of conversions of R-Type to home computers and consoles. People knew how to make shooters exciting.
On first impressions, Planet Smashers is not exciting. A sparse backdrop (a few scrolling stars) is not a promising start, and the graphics are nothing special - even when considering the capabilities of the 7800. Your ship is various shades of grey with a blue cockpit, enemy ships are mainly grey, your status bar is grey. Grey.
It is seemingly impossible to avoid all the bullets coming from the boss, so to get past this stage you will need a lot of luck, a lot of lives, or both. I had both only once, and progressed on to the next part - where you start again, with different warp colours.
It's not a bad game, as such, but sitting here in 2020 there are countless other, better, games you could play instead. Had this come out in 1986, it would be an interesting stage of evolution of the vertical shooter. As it is, it's just a bit dull.