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To my limited understanding, the visually impaired gaming community is able to play a lot of games if the game utilizes good audio queues. It's likely that they could already play this game a bit, as the game has pretty good audio queues for steps and web "thwips", and the additional audio descriptions seem to be for cut scenes. Skip to around 4min in this video to see it in action:
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PC Ghost of Tsushima PC Edition - May 16th
AshsToAshs replied to Mr.Vic20's topic in The Spawn Point
IMO I find them fun when they are used for occasional mini games. But if they game constantly uses them for core gameplay, I hate it. Astro was really just a series of different minigames, and I found the triggers to be fun there. But Spiderman, for example, uses them for EVERY web swing, and I hated that. -
The fact that both Nintendo and Tropic Haze are now asking the judge to say yes to following feels weird: (that's taken from the verge article linked above) This is tinfoil hat conspiracy talk, but that very much feels like Nintendo is telling Tropic Haze to go along with requesting this statement in exchange for not having to get sued for a harsher fine. EDIT: also, if the judge goes along with that statement, then every "bring your own BIOS" emulator is now going to less legal.
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My launch game predictions: Mario Kart 9 - they haven't made a new one since the Wii U, and MK8 is the best selling Switch title of all time. This one is a no brainer IMO. Mario Odyssey 2/new Mario 3D Platformer - First Odyssey came out a few months after the initial Switch launch. I'm betting we see the same with the Switch 2. Way more 3rd party AA/AAA support - You're about to see every 3rd Party PS4 game that couldn't run on the Switch 1, now release on the Switch 2. Everyone that is putting Prime 4 on your predictions lists, stop letting Nintendo disappoint you.
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I've played about 8 hours of it over the past week. It's great. The combat in particular feels very tight. I think a lot of the puzzle rooms are cleaver and well designed. And it runs buttery smooth. The only part I have had issue with is the story/writing. Sometimes it feels a little long winded, and (for me personally) not super interesting. But the voice performances are well done.
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General Gaming Anyone playing Steamworld Build?
AshsToAshs replied to Paperclyp's topic in The Spawn Point
I had a really good time with the demo earlier this year. Excited to dive into the full thing. -
A bit surprising to me. Having played around 5ish hours of Starfield, and now playing 8ish hours of Cyberpunk for the first time, I kinda feel the opposites in all regards. I think the biggest contrasting difference to me is that Cyberpunk does such a better job at showing character motivations. In Starfield, characters seems just so unrealistically written. "oh, you touched a magic rock? have my whole spaceship and robot." "Hey I run a bar and I've never met you until now, but you wanna break into a warehouse for me?". In Cyberpunk, I understand all of the characters motivations for the actions they are choosing. Also kinda think the voice acting might be some of the best I've ever experienced. Especially the female V. (noting here: not trying to invalidate your opinion on the game at all. just surprising how different we both perceive the game)
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