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Gameplay is extremely boring

When I first played it on the PS3, I thought the gameplay had potential. It was a decent foundation, and once all the rest of the gameplay mechanics were unlocked, it could be quite good. I was looking forward to learning about the next 20 items in the crafting menu, so that scavenging would be at all useful. Getting more weapons, modifying those weapons in interesting ways. Generally having enough options to make the combat/stealth arenas engaging. I was looking forward to all these things, and how good the game would be after I got out of the tutorial section, when suddenly the end credits popped up. So I returned the rented Playstation and was left with a very negative impression. As movies on the PS3 go, Heavy Rain was far more engaging.

I highly recommend those who only played Part 1 check out the original ending scene on PS3 or PS4 The facial expressions are completely different. In the original, it was implied that Ellie might know Joel is lying. But in Part 1, Joel looks more sad and Ellie looks convinced.

Naughty Dog always has problem on balancing the highest difficulty. Especially on more recent games (that's like 10 years ago for me since I have never played LOU2) The first 3 Uncharted don't really have big issues other than the aim bots and the final boss of 1. But the Last of Us just completely disabled the entire survival sense feature on Survival. Playing on the highest difficulty just makes me feel I'm doing a handicapped run. And on top of that. Like the Uncharted games on Crushing. If you hoard ammo, you find less. But if you're low on it, you'll find more. If you don't notice the pattern. You might just end up getting stuck in some situation where the checkpoint has clickers only with 0 ammo for you to pick up. I never craft health kit and use all the alcohol to craft Molotov because the game will just give me some if I'm always low on it. This is also the same on Grounded which is added for PS4. I never finished Last of Us Part 1 because of the shader compilation every time I updated my driver (That's modern gaming). So I can't really tell what's the gameplay difference between PS4 TLOU and LOU PT1. Luckily the game is free from my RX 7900 XT so I didn't lose a dime for not playing.

"lack of creativity" Because they locked out anyone better than them and only hire their pervert friends with SRS personality disorders The harrassment and illegal hiring practices need to result in jail time for these weirdos

It's because new releases f*cking suck. Old games were made by people who experienced the world. New games are made by """people""" who experienced other games and social media. All they can produce is generic derivative cancer. I don't care how good the graphics are, because good graphics or bad graphics, it's painful to see characters you like get utterly destroyed by a woke modern writer. Seriously, the graphics being state of the art don't pull the punch at all, makes it worse if anything. I don't want to play them, don't want to watch them, don't want to know they exist.

This is a great explanation. Thank you for bringing it up. I dont mind paying for games but this "pay to win" pay for DLC on an ongoing basis etc. I have lost my taste in new games. Micro transactions and "loot boxes" should be stopped. When i want am old school game i go to GOG, but it in itself seems to have problems.

Blur will always be my #1 favorite game. I spent so much time playing it when i wa younger, and i really think i wouldnt be the same person today if it wasnt for that game.

I don't know guys but 6th and 7th gen games are very easy to digest and to start. It's not too complicated.

I'm surprised at how close that like to dislike ratio is because the video is mostly ironic lol

Cost, time, energy, redundancy. I think those are the factors at the base level that just make it preferable to watch the game instead of buying it and devoting countless hours playing it. Just my opinion

I will never stop mourning blur. Best amongst the players on the world means nothing when your game is defunkt.

Well there are people who play games offline

"Digital marketplaces eliminate the need to (...) worry about stock shortages." - Let me remind you in 3 words what Nintendo pulled back in 2020 with Super Mario 3D All-Stars: Limited. Digital. Release.

I dont think its simply because newer games are worse(monetization practices are the biggest offender imo). Because we have plenty of good titles releasing every year. Older games are just cheaper and the backlog of games is immense. Decades of gaming releases and time for the community to weed out the shit games have given us an insane amount of games. I buy a couple new releases a year. Only the games im most hyped for. I usually spend time playing games that are at least four or five years old. My 4080s can play older games at 4k 240hz and thats a fucking experience.

Because these older games are consistently good

Games are being made by soulless NPCs that have no passion or care for the games they're making + games aren't made for you they're made for other mindless NPCs. That's all there is to it, you're welcome for the enlightenment.

The graphics hold up so much to even this day - fantastic game

was this audio recorded with a rock?

Nice to see someone still talking about the game. I played and loved the multiplayer demo, with friends..that was crazy and I'll never forget it. Top 1% on most tracks on PS3 back in the day. Man!

I'll always remember and love this one, the demo specifically. Lol. Because when I moved to Japan, I bought my Australian ps3 with me however they used different power and TV signals. I bought a TV, an expensive purchase at the time, only for it to not accept my ps3. After buying more things and different cables for it, finally I was blessed with a crisp 720p image of these cars rocketing across the screen. I was so happy to get it working, I'll never forget it.

is this the one on PSP?

I still play it time to time. It is so fun, cant even find a game with a similar feeling

Funnily enough, all of the games tracks seem to fit into one continuous map area. As if the game could have actually been open world at one point, and they reworked it into what it became

Loved the game as a kid & still do today. Was really bummed the hinted sequel never happened.

Playing games in english is actually how I started learning english. I think back in the day that's actually how it was for a lot of people. Since you liked videogames and that the only way to play the game properly. You were kinda forced to do homework. Except unlike school , the reward for your homework wasn't "Ok you did your homework , you won't lose points" , but rather it was "Congrats on learning words in this language , now you get to just ... ENJOY THE GAME MORE THEN BEFORE" btw : glad youtube recommended your gem of channel and i decided to take a look lol.

I have the game on PSP , and yeah that's pretty much it XD

Sorry but i spend money on games to have fun with that game not to be presented with a pile of broken crap to fill shareholders pockets.

Minus Smt 5 Vengeance, Tears of the Kingdom and Robocop I just play older games. Older games are 1000x better. Games now are just propaganda pieces to push the homo communist agenda and attempt to brain wash people.

Seems a really cool place! The only thing missing is the arcade games, i know the neo geo was hugely popular and sparked a lot of clones

"Diminishing returns", you nailed it.

Cause they cheaper......

Game translations, or localization, play a crucial role in making games accessible to players worldwide. However, the way localization is conducted can have unintended consequences on online play due to terminology mismatches. In the case of Destiny 2, for example, the Brazilian Portuguese version uses "Morte Escarlate" (which translates verbatim to "Scarlet Death") instead of "Red Death," which is used in English-speaking regions, to refer to a specific pulse rifle. When a Brazilian player playing the BR-PT version of Destiny 2 communicates with an English speaker about game elements, they may struggle to convey their intended meaning due to the differences in naming conventions. Specifically, they may think that there are two different pulse rifles: one called "Red Death" and another called "Scarlet Death," when in fact they refer to the same weapon.

played nearly all the creed games accept Unity and Mirage, I get it had to evolve a bit but to take the stealth element almost completely out of the titles that followed after syndicate really does seem like they've lost their way a bit, not only that but I use to love the puzzles and historical lore and descriptions of buildings that seem to have also gone...and I was hoping for what seemed would be an inescapable return to the original stealth element in a long awaited one for the ninja culture of Japan and was very dissapointed (but not surprised nowadays) to see their proposal for the main character, just a huge slap in the face of their rich historical culture and yes I would have also said the same if they went with a Tom Cruise last Samurai character direction...they're definately gunna be made to regret it from their fanbase!

The Nintendo Switch actually delivered all its promises and much more since 2017. I hope the next switch will be as good.

Well we're in 2024 and to the very specific exception of Nintendo, I don't give two tugs of a dead dog's cock about new games. Fuck it I'm playing The Witcher 3.

the visual style of this game is unmatched till this day

Lemme stop you at the beginning. This was the peak of my life pal okay? Sure as hell ain’t better than I remember when it’s the best thing I could imagine. Check yourself pal.

You know what I remember from 7th gen.... Still fair competition of game design ideas, whether shooters, hack n slashes or other genres the competition may have seems like oh too many shooters but the game mechanics were still GOOD and varied and the reason I'm buying them up is they hold up by those still. Wii was good, Red Steel 2 should be in VR but Ubisoft wouldn't offer it at all. A lot of fair Wii gems. Kinect had it's place when used right but well that doesn't always happen, at least the tech was reused just because people think games can't, and devs tried to find way s to use it. Remember when analogue sticks were used for dodging in God of War of old style/Knack, Inertial Drift, combat in some games, items in Pitfall Lost Expedition, not only camera. Remember how that's ok but the Wii it wasn't. Gamers who are hypocrites. The Wii is a fine system. I like PS2/Wii/PSP versions over PS3/360/PC in some cases of those crossover titles. DVD to Blu-ray, understood, versus new, shiny but not that exciting presentation is how I see them. I mean even Prince of Persia Forgotten Sands, Wii version is best version, it's unique to the system features, good game design and the other is probably a fine POP game but doesn't look that exciting in comparison. Looks generic. I'll still play it if I find a copy as I like a good puzzle/hack n slash or so but even still. Game design regardless of hardware, and presentation that's shiny but boring/unexciting is my point. I don't care what old hardware is like if it's used well for gameplay. We get more visual focus than gameplay ideas I can come up with in my own mind for current gen cough Rift Apart make rifts more exciting you know you can but didn't. Let alone others games potential. I remember Resistance 2 being like you know what lets dumb ourselves down with 2 weapons then the weapon wheel and forget we have a alt history game and try to compete with COD or others when it already was good with competition like Wolfenstein or Half Life or others or something but nope, Insomniac being stupid then 3 they went lets put our Ratchet weapon system into 3 besides make a better game, cough same thing Insomniac did with Spiderman 2018, Sunset Overdrive was good but didn't sell so they made their first creative open world and made it bland of any exciting content. Some devs played good, others played stupid competition acts. Some trilogies or one offs stayed here this gen too like prior gens and the boring ones went to PS4/Xbox One, snore fests. You know how i can tell. Themes/marketing/presentation, you know why? Because those with generic mechanics, versus those with ambitious mechanics or worlds. Casuals suck, gamers suck. Racing you know why I find 6th gen racing so good, mechanics were better/modes were better, what do we have now, trash, lack of variety, generic experiences and eh licenses/graphics, the content sucks. Shooters, tell me why even besides competition of 7th gen, that 8/9th have not only more MP ones, but they are all bland, the story ones singleplayer offering as an option or solo only. They are few and far between but hit and miss too. Action adventure are boring generic experiences. Indies are hit and miss of quality with more basic games or nostalgia safe experiences needing more prototyping when in the past they actually TRIED to compete better not be lazy or 'modern' and 'simplified' or too popular game nostalgia garbage with less time and thought put into them. Visuals are fair for 7th gen still besides the lighting or some colour pallets but the game design was good enough still, I don't mean oh the big titles I mean the AAs still even. Many AAA/AAs are too safe now or the competition is too weak and shallow to be exciting. I have more ideas and issues with their games in this current gen now then I did PS3/360/Wii era games. I have more ideas then they offer in their games because they are so shallow nowadays I can think up so many game mechanics/modes and more it's amazing how little it takes me to come up with in a minute yet they can't in years to develop their games. Like 6th gen racing games or 5th gen platformers. The leftover PS2 game design in some, the PS3/4 gen design I didn't take to and still don't no matter how shallow/refined shallow it is for PS4/5. Puzzle/tactics shine in every gen while other gens got worse. RPGs got............... Visual novels took off in 7th gen which is great. Rail shooters came around again due to the Wii, but were fair for Wii/Move but even those not were still fine with gyro or stick on PS4 or Vita. To me 7th gen is fair for the controller gimmicks, the gameplay was fair to changing but it wasn't too bad. I mean if you want to say cover based was 7th gen Dead to Rights/Killswitch by Namco on PS2 would like a word there over Uncharted/Gears taking inspiration, it makes sense that those that may have made rail shooters may have also considered shooting galleries but modernised as well, any 3rd person shooter being inspired that did have it versus those that didn't have a cover/strafe focused 3rd person moveset system.. Also if you want modern controls/feel but shooting galleries try the Club, great game besides it's generic name. Bizarre Creation and racing great arcade design but for a shooter. Alpha Protocol, underrated gem besides it's issues, still a great game underneath. Many shooters, many racing still fair this gen, the odd platformers were ok on 7th gen. Good puzzle games. Good visual novels/tactics games. Action adventure was varied of some fair pacing and alright ideas. Remember Me is good, Uncharted I can take it's simplicity/balance of scenarios but others too inspired by it are trash in 8th/9th gen. Same with racing games with rewind features, Alfa Romeo Racing Italiano on PS2 would like a word over Grid 2008/Forza Motorsport 3 simplifying it so much and making it bland for 10+ years, I wish the RPG mechanics were back but no we get trash nowadayts and worse progression/modes. Open worlds improved sure but by how much? What better or worse missions but oh the worlds are more realistic, yawn who cares. Playground worlds or nothing, oh people want nothing and generic worlds so that's why 8th gen/9th gen sucks so much.

Cool 😊. This video sure is interesting 🙂😉... It's kind of interesting to see what was before, so that we know how we got... Monopolized 🥱🙄

Great video as always 👍