TheMightyEthan

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth This game is so good, even though it does have a few bits of filler that I think could have been cut out, and one particular dungeon that I hate with a burning passion, but overall I was super happy with it, and I can't wait for the next one. Grade: A+

I haven't tried the Pixel ones, I have a pair of Anker ones that I like. You can also get USB-C to headphone jack adapters for like $5 if you want to stick with your current ones.

I've had the 1, 3 XL, and 6 Pro (current one), and loved them all.

Yeah, Genesis is the one I played. Specifically I got stuck at the part at the end where you're riding on the ostriches. Also, I just preordered HFW and Ghost of Tsushima on Steam as well.

I don't think I ever got past the Lion King level where the monkeys throw you around, which is either the second or third level.

Digital Foundry refers to that Nvidia leak as "Jensen's Prophecy" after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

I want to play this but I have completely forgotten how to play Elden Ring and will need to start over, which is daunting to say the least...

Because I don't have enough to play right now.

StarCraft Remastered is one of those games where you look at it and think "yep, this looks just like how I remember it" Then you click over to the original graphics and

I haven't watched it but Nate on the Rock Paper Shotgun Electronic Wireless Show said he and his wife actually like the American version better than the UK one, despite being British themselves.

I don't know why but I suddenly got the urge to play OG StarCraft.

I'll probably buy that after I play P5R

P4G and P5R require no explanation. Gotham Knights was $10 and I wanted to try it out.

Gonna dive right into this as soon as I wrap up FF7 Remake Intergrade, probably tomorrow.

The Analogue Pocket is such a cool piece of tech. I really want one even though I know realistically I'd use it for an hour going "this is so cool!" and then never touch it again.

That was honestly way more comprehensible than I was expecting. I'm hyped af.

I'm playing FF7R and made the same decision with the ultrawide mod for that game on Steam Deck (using it for 16:10 support instead, but same idea), cause it broke cutscenes and stuff in a way that was distracting.

How does Citra handle the two screens on Steam Deck?

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown This is a really excellent metroidvania. Combat feels great, the level design is great, the abilities are fun and cool, useful in both combat and traversal, it's got everything. It's also got a memory system where if there's like a door you can't open yet or whatever you just hit down on the dpad and it pins a screenshot to your map so you can see what the obstacle was later when you get more abilities. It all comes together into an overall package that just feels really good and satisfying. I have a couple of really minor nitpicks, but the only one even worth mentioning is that I wish there were more fast travel points, sometimes they're unreasonably far apart which can make late game stuff a little tedious. Other than that, it's all good stuff. Grade: A

Yeah, Ubisoft games are really good about that too, usually letting you adjust overall difficulty level, or separately all kinds of stuff like player health, enemy health, player damage, enemy damage, etc etc.

The deluxe edition of World of Assassination is on sale for the first time ever, and I've heard so much good stuff about Freelancer that I figured now was a good time to jump back in. In Other Waters just looked neat and was $4.

The Entropy Centre First game of 2024 for me! It's pretty good too, probably the best Portal-alike I've ever played (besides the actual Portal games). You've got a gun that can rewind time on whatever object you're pointing at, and you have to navigate puzzles and this decaying facility (I did say it was a Portal-alike). The dialog is well-done and funny, the premise/story is neat, the puzzles are engaging, it's got the whole package. The only real knock against it is that the "official" puzzles keep coming back periodically even after you've broken out into other areas, and it felt weird. I get why they did it, they didn't want to copy that Portal formula too much, but every time I came back to one of them it was just inherently less interesting than the more naturalistic areas. All in all though good game, would recommend. Grade: B+

It's an FPS where if you stop moving you die. I saw it on a list of hidden gems in the Steam sale, and it's only $3.74 so I figured I'd give it a shot.

I got the elite strap for the Quest 2. I considered getting the one with the expanded battery but it was more than I wanted to spend, and I think I made the right choice cause even with the more comfortable strap I don't think I'd want to wear the headset for more than 2 hours.