Recent reviews by Speedy

Excellent game that you can relax with. Since the creative mode release, I've been setting up challenges for myself and trying that out.. The game isn't very difficult, very easy to jump in, but it is difficult to master, especially if you want to keep going for as long as possible. :)

The Henry Stickmin games have been amazing since the get-go.
Seeing them all in one collection- WITH a new episode to tie them all off? F'in amazing.

If you ask me, releasing this on Steam was the.. second.. greatest plan! ;)

This is a very good game about a lil' dude who picks up a sword.. which is cursed. Got a minute to fix it! :)

Grinding hell is what keeps your weapon sharp! :D

As an avid player of the original Dissidia and Dissidia Duodecim, I originally cheered for the announcement of the Arcade version. I remember being hype as heck for the PS4 version- granted, I did not have a PS4, and I was not gonna buy it solely for Dissidia NT.. maybe.. Okay, I actually did consider buying a PS4 just for NT.

But.. Over time, I heard only negatives about NT, ranging from bad netcode to the game simply feeling off. I didn't think much of it. Dissidia and 012 were GREAT, so.. surely, NT was, right?.. Right? Admittedly, it did confirm that I shouldn't buy a PS4 just for one game, so I didn't.

Fortunately.

Now that the PC version is out, years after the fact, I was ready to click on buy. But something inside of me said not to. To try the Free version first. I scoffed at it, surely Dissidia was fine.. and yet.. And yet.

Did I dodge a bullet, or WHAT.

The 3v3? Unmitigated, chaotic disaster. 2v2 is awful enough, but 3v3 is just plain ♥♥♥♥. It's not that bad when you're playing 1v1, but then it becomes painfully clear the game is build for more.

...And the moogle messages. Oh my god, kupo. Seriously, why the hell is that sad excuse for a moogle yelling at me about EVERY LITTLE INCONSEQUENTIAL THING?! I have not found the option to turn that off yet, but I don't think I have to look any further anyway..

The game also feels really slow- all the moves have startup lag and endlag. Sure, that was in the PSP games, too. Had to time your moves right.. but not to this extend. Even just WALKING has startup lag and endlag.

And.. summon cinematics? Really? Just.. interrupt the entire match for a video clip that ultimately .. has.. nothing happen? I admit, it looks cool, but it stops you dead in your tracks, does a little video, and then put you back in your tracks still paused.. and then the summon finally starts doing something. The cinematic literally adds NOTHING to the game. It's an interruption with no effect.

You can't NOT be locked on. And changing targets to the core is.. horrific? And lock-on dashing is tapping dash twice?... why?

All in all, if you loved the original games? Don't play NT, for it will actually cloud your memories of the original games. I'm sorely disappointed.

As for the bad netcode? I haven't even tried online. If OFFLINE gameplay feels this awkward, I don't feel the need to suffer from that as well.

I've always had a bit of an interest in Yakuza, but was never sure where to get in. So when 0 got released for PC, that seemed like the perfect first step. Chronologically, it's before even the first game, so why not.

Well, long story short, I've yet to regret my purchase.

This game is crazy good. Hope you got friends! :D

TL;DR.. this game is an EXCELLENT sequel to Arkham City and I would recommend it to basically everyone... but it is, quite unfortunately, broken.

You'll need quite the heavy machine to run this.. the minimum is a lie, even the recommended is too low.. but it's mostly because of a memory issue. If you have over 8 GB RAM and 1 GB VRAM, you should be able to run this.. but I'd suggest waiting to buy it until the known issues are fixed.

The game is the conclusion of the Rocksteady trilogy, but as expected of Rocksteady, the game has completely tied in Arkham Origins as well.. which, in my personal opinion, was also a good game. While this is the conclusion to the Rocksteady trilogy, I call it an excellent conclusion to the Arkham quadrilogy.

If you loved Postal 1 or 2... STAY. THE ♥♥♥♥. AWAY. FROM THIS ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

It's amusing at some point, but.. really, it's obvious they just tried too hard, and overshot. It's a horrible, horrible failure.

CS:GO is actually surprisingly fun, even though I don't play very often. 'Tis a great game to relieve stress and aggression into.. I should probably check what it's like against real players, since the highest difficulty bots are a joke. :)