HoonDing

How is the story? Part of what interests me with the Batman games is that, while the stories aren't always great, they're more interesting and a lot more thought put into them than just your typical fighting game. It's basically the continuation of the movie.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrOgmVpx7iE Obscure, but pretty good.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CpFOBkny-Q

I enjoyed the Amazing Spider-Man game a lot.

-sama

Pretty but boring. Hopefully Memoria will be better.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8cNnxLsvdk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MqXJHUdQPA

what

Can I kill the Justice League? That might induce me into trying it.

How did a Finn come to like American football?

Don't you think some older games are best kept in the nostalgic archives and never revisited in case the gaming experience isn't what you remember it to be? Only if they suck.

I still don't know what to think about the combat. Somehow it reminds me of Drakengard, but with ten enemies instead of ten thousand.

I want to be a tachyon.

Chains of Satinav. Pretty, but incredibly boring. Which is strangely fitting, considering it's set in Andergast.

I'm so fit I could burst.

Nature's a bitch.

Dark Earth should've been mentioned in list of French games. One of the best games that nobody knows.

I hope it's not about saving the world. I just founded a new Church of Borbarad, battled an Arch-Demon and blew up a Limbus Gate in Demonicon. And in first Drakensang I swapped Ardacor with Umbracor. I'd like a more low-key, personal storyline like Drakensang: River of Time. I can't think of any new credible world threat. Maybe a conspiracy centering around Despots of Despiona trying to bring back Pyrdacor.

That's hardly a deterrent nowadays. Just look at 90% of stuff that ends up on Steam Greenlight.

Can you romance Power Girl?