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Agreed. It never tried a RADICAL BRO aesthetic which was quite welcome at the time and probably means it’s aged better too. Hmmm, might dig it out on WiiU this weekend (because god forbid I could play N64 games on switch)

Nah they’ve had their moments for sure.

Brother aside (who he actually got on with), as if he would be chuffed someone killed his dad ffs. Doesn’t matter how much of a prick he was.

So a while then? Cool.

Which means we won’t see it for a while if they don’t do a deal with sky or someone for the Uk. Might be why they haven’t released the footage properly?

I quite enjoyed all three. Especially 1 and 2. Glad the guy who came up with the confusing names got more work on the Tomb Raider series though. We all deserve a second chance.

Is this being made in frostbite?

Has to be the only picture where sitting on the sharp edge of a cube with tight shorts on isn’t the most uncomfortable looking part.

Yeah that barmade in 2 was all like “Hel-lo!” when he walked in the biker bar at the beginning.

I agree with most of that but to be fair his relationship to Batman probably should line-up. and hang on, if they want it to be standalone, why even try to shoehorn a young Bruce Wayne in there anyway? (if that is him).

Metal Gear!?

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I just finished the first one and loved it. Even though I had to google a...certain event happening to see if there was anything I could do. There wasn’t sadly Some decisions that lead to losing party members felt unfair at times. But that was the point I guess. Looking forward to picking up the next one (at some point) as the first was a perfect duration and a great fit for Switch too. Oh and the sound design! Does so much to create the atmosphere of the game. Brilliant.

PS1 had way more of everything. But the initial comment was that everyone gave up making 3D platformers after SM64 because it was so good. When in reality it spawned loads of them.

Same. It was great. But that baby is a platformer (which had puzzles). wikipedia: Space Station Silicon Valley is a platform video game developed by DMA Design and published by Take-Two Interactive. It was originally released for the Nintendo 64 in October 1998. What am I doing with my life.