Ahan, interesting. The game is old, didn’t know it was still getting updates. Though, it’s not a genre I am a fan of, so never really kept track of it.

I don’t remember the fight, but I do remember getting annoyed with some quick-time event in the end of some Yakuza game, this must be that.

I have heard a lot about Wild Arms, but never played it, would take a look if they release some updated version with QoL improvements 😀

Thanks for the recommendations!

As for trails, just read first paragraph to see you like it, going to skip the rest until I get to this one 😀

Yeah, I found a few, though I am sure I missed a lot more.

Oh, didn’t know that about studio or Horizon Chase Turbo 2. Well, I can at least enjoy this one.

Shredder’s Revenge is really good. Do you play solo or co-op?

Interesting set of games. How is Ship of Fools for playing with non or casual gamer?

Well, there’s a story, and you have some quests like things, not a full blown RPG, but a bit like that. Though, most of the those quests are going somewhere to talk to someone, who then tell you to hit something or some area with your golf ball. Completing the quest gives you XP which lets you level up and improve your stats.

Once you clear an area you can play the main course there, but these aren’t normal golf courses, each area has it’s own gimmick or obstacle, for instance one area has lots of water, but you can target specific area in water and bounce your ball on the back of turtle to give it a boost.

Umm… no. No physical edition for you!

Seems the same size as the JoyCon grip.

So, practically speaking, can MS lose the appeal?

And assuming it does, what happens to Activision?

That sounds super annoying.

It’s still a good game though, and worth it to play at least once.

Looks interesting, I am not a fan of characters style though. Similar to Prison Architect etc. but I have never been able to like it.

That’s pretty interesting. Glad to see him trying to pursue his goals, and hope the game succeeds.

I know someone who has played Deliver Us The Moon and the sequel Deliver Us The Mars on PS and loves them. Maybe I can finally play them now that they are on Switch.

Yeah, I don’t mind them too much in general, but if you say trailer, give me a proper trailer, otherwise call it an interview / dev commentary.

Haha, well, it was more lack of funds, and not wanting to play on PC that stopped me, but let’s attribute it to my willpower, that sounds much cooler.

I finished it a long time ago. Was thinking about starting SC but then they announced Switch ports of Zero and Azure and I started waiting in hopes of Trails in the Sky port. Finally giving up on porta and planning to play on PC.

Hehe, I can understand the need to rebuild everything before moving on. How many continents are there total?

Once I finish Dragon Age, I am thinking about finally starting Trails in the Sky SC, don’t think they are going to announce any console port anytime soon, and I want to play rest of the series, so would just go ahead and get it on PC. Then I can catch up in next 10 years or so 😀

That’s a nice list.

I am still in Forest Temple, so not going to look at that spoiler (and thanks for using the spoiler tag).

Link to the Past was probably the first Zelda game I ever saw / played. Didn’t even know what Zelda was back then. I am using played very generously here, cause I probably didn’t even play an hour of it, but it has caused some kind of nostalgia for that kind of games. Still, no reason to force a game if you aren’t in the mood for it.

I am not much of a racing games fan, but I just started Horizon Chase Turbo yesterday. It’s plain racing without any other nonsense. It’s pretty easy though (at least in the start, where I am), so great for me, but not sure if racing game veterans will like it or not.

So people actually care about PlayStation Stars?

So, basically: Don’t tell your friends! Unless you know them for a long time and they have a proven track record of keeping their mouth shut.