You're going through reverse puberty honey. Your voice is going to change and get higher pitched, hair will stop growing where it used to.... it's all perfectly natural and nothing to worry about.
The save system in Alien: Isolation was genius, and what actually made it scary because you might genuinely lose a load of progress if you chose the wrong moment / save location. Waiting all those seconds for the save to finish while you could here the bloody thing growling somewhere... possibly right behind you.
The Last Guardian is such a misunderstood masterpiece. People treat Trico like just another game mechanic, but if you treat him as intended he listens well and you form a genuine bond. You wouldn't be able to form that bond if he always listened by default. It's far from perfect, but it's one of the most powerful pieces of art I've experienced.
I came to the comments to say pretty much exactly this. I have experience raising strays and Trico's behaviour was extremely self-explanatory to me but my friend played it and experienced the frustration Falcon was talking about and I was completely flabbergasted at the time. I'd replay it once a month if I didn't have severe emotional trauma from the tower sequence near the end of the game. I'll never forget that gore.
i think that out of the three, last guardian is the strongest artistic statement. i loved it. it felt like a more evolved ICO to me. SOTC is still my favorite, but last guardian is a close second. ICO is third.
I would agree if it wasn't for the fact that the issues with working with Trico are not just related to your bond with him. He's janky. Even Director and Team Ico leader Fumito Ueda admitted he's janky because he was originally developed for the PS3, and they couldn't transfer all of his data over when they had to switch to the PS4 (plus they left Sony and started their own studio.) The Last Guardian is kind of a mess in terms of execution in a way the first 2 games are not.
@@azalago ya sure that's why I said it's far from perfect, but it's still such a unique and effective work of art, and for how ambitious it is some jank is kinda expected. Even SotC can be very janky too, they're just such unique, ambitious games that it's easy for me to put up with.
It's been years since I played this game so maybe I'm mistaken. But my conclusion by the end of the game was that Trico was far less likely to follow commands if you stood on his head. If you gave commands on his back he would look back to see where you're pointing and generally get things right first try. And if that was actually the way that Trico worked that's kind of brilliant. Not only from a technical perspective, but also because it punishes people for arrogance.
I feel like Sekiro is really different. Whereas Bloodborne is slightly different…but the rest are just direct upgrades to the games that came before them.
Call of Duty, Assassins Creed, Diablo, most of MMOs... what's your point? It seems only From is taking that treatment when other companies do the exact same thing
@user-vt6td9hp3g funny joke. DS 3 is the best in the series and Elden Ring is a massive open-world and prioritizes exploration much more than previous souls games
The game was truly scary to play because of the environment and what you had to deal with. Yeah it was frustrating at times, but if you stuck it out, you were rewarded with a game you won't forget.
And the anime got cancelled. This thing is cursed. I think the only way he can finish this story is with a book. But it would probably become the New Winds of Winter
I think Fallout 3 deserves some credit. Not only was Bethesda taking the reigns of a beloved IP, they were changing the entire gameplay. Regardless of critics, 3 expanded the fanbase massively and laid the foundation for New Vegas.
@@Grapefruit5000it was a huge risk. It was an IP known for its isometric top down view and rich RPG mechanics. Fans of the original 2 did not like the idea of Fallout turning into an FPS. But it was a good game that found a larger audience. Some of the og fans still don't like it and we ended up with Wasteland 3 to scratch that old RPG itch
Not really. It already had a die hard fanbase. They didnt introduce any original ideas. They just took the a 2d game to 3d. But without half the things that made Fallout a great RPG. They actually dumbed it down to a console generation, precisely to take LESS RISKS
Has Falcon got a review of Hatoful Boyfriend - that dating simulator game where everyone is a bird? If not, he's got to play it and put up a review on April 1st!
@@PowerSenpai They lost their reputation. I really don't seem really near the future where Ubisoft still rocks like its 2000-12. They don't care anymore and you can tell. For sure there is some more but we can judge what we can pay so T-T
@nemaun Still not impossible for them to get a good reputation again but it is not something that happens on the short term. But even if it is possible it won't happen. Their greed and incompetence is what they know and they will continue to lean on this as long as nothing changes in the leadership of the company.
Dark Souls 2 did cut your health bar down every time you died as you "Hollowed" think the max was 50% of your HP bar, speed runners used that as a way to increase the damage they can do with their weapons and accessories.
New Yakuza wasn't that big of a risk. I believe the story is fairly well known: Saga made the JRPG Yakuza demo as an April Fool's joke, but the fans loved the idea and petitioned for them to actually make the game. So they answered the fans and made it.
I'd personally put any souls game from FromSoftware on the list, it's a big gamble for them to hide more than half of the contemt behind optional/secret areas.
It's not a risk anymore. They know people love that shit. Making Armored Core was a pretty big gamble from them because it's not like their souls games at all
@@allthatishere Yes. But those types of games are a lot more akin to PS2 games than modern games. Armored Core has never sold like their souls games. Putting years into developing an Armored Core game is a risk because all financials say they shouldn't
Metal Gear Rising Revengence, A Metal Gear game not made by Kojima, starring the controversial lead character from MGS 2, and having a sword be the major gameplay mechanic could have been a disaster.
They did an amazing job capturing the tone and style of metal gear while doing their own thing at the same time. One of the best examples of a spin-off done right and it's with one of the toughest franchises to possibly capture the essence of.
How did Resident Evil 7 not make this list? A numbered entry in the franchise switching to a first-person view, with a cast and story that seemingly had no link to previous entries.
I think RE6 flopped so hard that it wasn't SEEN as risky as the other choices. Still must have took some testicular fortitude to bring the idea to the bosses.
I will put RE4 instead which took the risk to change the camera (fixed isometric to the 3rd person view that we know in modern game) and the combat gameplay
@@johnlequebecois eh, possibly, but I think RE4 was less of a drastic switch. Plus it still included a known character and a clear continuation of the story.
Nier Automata, it's gameplay, it's variety, it's soundtrack, it's story and it's variety, all these things could be a turn off for some but for me, it is one of the greatest games pf all time (it also has my favourite game soundtrack of all time, it sounds so unique)
I've just played the first Nier a while ago and honestly, it's not a risky concept at all, it's quite genius. The variety resulted in me never getting bored and I never knew what to expect next. Everyone wants variety in games, right? Looking forward to playing Automata next.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth should’ve made this list. Especially for a Remake of such an iconic game…. I think they masterfully made something that was both true to the original game. While also incorporating just enough new things to leave us wondering where the next part is going to lead us.
The remake to Saints Row was one of the biggest risk in my opinion. I tried to defend that game but overtime it just couldn't compare with how the franchise was back in the day like I'd prefer Gat Out Of Hell that basically felt like a DLC which was a full game over the remake.
The list is more about risks in mechanical design choice, not necessarily in direction. Despite the overall direction, the Saints Row reboot, foundationally, runs the same as all the other Saints Rows.
I really enjoyed the Saints Row reboot (granted, I went in with low expectations following poor reviews, and I didn't pay for it as it was free with PS+) and that it dialled back the silliness from SR4 (which I also enjoyed) and GOuH (which I did not).
I'm always happy to hear people mention divinity original sin 1 and 2. Easily underrated and endlessly fun in co-op. I ow. Both games on every platform I can and I by it for friends all the time to share one of the greatest games that I have ever enjoyed.
im super biased towards dragons dogma 2, its a nice change to have a game never handhold you throughout the whole process. the map is HUGE and theres a lot of stuff to explore. im only waiting for more DLC content because once you finish the game and NG+ it gets repetitive
It seems that a GOTY contender when it released,is now considered hard,bland and repetitive. People forget easily,and find new games to play. At least the overwhelmingly positive reviews(gameinformer,vg247 and more) are still there. The game is great and much better than the first one imo. I'm currently playing it and having a blast!
Divinity original sin was definitely a big moment. I had friends that ONLY played COD and didn’t like single player games that we’re obsessed with Divinity
Yo thank you for the Metroid Prime suggestion. I came up on the 2D entries & have never gotten the chance til now to try the 3D. Does it really still keep that metroidvania feel? I’m pumped! Peace 🎉
Dragon's dogma /DD2 is a video game for those who remember that back in the day, video games didn't have lock ok, many save slots, fast travels, and a lot of them were hard as balls. So hard that, if you died at the last boss, you'd have to start at the beginning of the whole game. I love both Dragon's dogma games, issues and all.
Yea but it’s supposed to be a modern game bro there’s so many mechanics that were half assed and they didn’t fix issues that was already present in the first game in the second one, and yea dd2 is hard at first but there’s no challenge when u start a ng+ they didn’t even go through the effort into having a good variety of different enemies when u go to battal it’s just the same enemies but now they do poison damage… such a huge change bruh💀 the game should’ve been a masterpiece but instead was such a huge waste of time for me
Falcon's voice has always changed more than the seasons. But man, this is the most drastic. It's totally unrecognizable. I first thought it was a new guy until I read the comments.
Alien isolation is a game i wish i could forget i ever played. Thats because i wish i could experience it all over again. It was stressful at times, but you get such a good feeling of accomplishment when you finish it. Its a complete opposite to most games i played, where you wish it would never end and when it ends there a hole you want to fill. Alien isolation felt okay while it lasted and when i finished it i got this really good feeling and i look at it very fondly. I highly recommend it to anyone who hasnt played it, just make sure you play it alone, around midnight with lights off, with good headphones.
I am glad I stuck with Alien Isolation and finally beat it. One of my favorite games. It is absolutely relentless and unforgiving as hell, but soooo good.
Very surprised No Mans Sky wasn’t on this list. I very ambitious concept by a very small studio was already risky, but to then continue supporting the game with full force after an abysmal launch was insane
I honestly surprised that you didn't include The Last of Us Part II. I would say that that game seems to have taken one of the biggest story risks in quite a while in video games. It seems that your list is based of of risks in gameplay and not what happens necessarily in the narrative part of the game so it's understandable.
what's with falcon's voice, did he get a new mic? it sounds like he's playing a goofy soon-to-die character with the weird inflictions lmao 11:18 "tHrIvEd" ahahahhah 15:06 "vEry VerY GReat"
Yakuza was really always a JRPG series - it's just the battles were real time brawling instead of turn-based. Even though I completed them, I personally find he turn-based ones way less satisfying to play and I'm just glad they're still making the action-based ones alongside the turn-based ones. The Man Who Erased His Name and the Judgment games are as good as the series has ever been.
DD2 was amazing but your right about alot of it there was barley direction & they could have added more lore as in giving us more information to read for example the enemies, areas, story. Hear most of it from the pawns talking amongst eachother
tbh when I saw the catastrophe that was FFXIV at launch and they decided to "remake" the game in such a short amount of time.. I honestly thought it was such a disaster and it would flop SO hard.. Damn was I so wrong. I don't play the game but obviously they turned the ship around 180° in such a stellar fashion, you can only respect that
I thought xcom was good, except they didnt implement the accuracy well at all. I stopped playing it cause of that. You could jave 95% chance to hit and miss 3 times in a row.
Original Sin 2 is one of my favourite games. I spent a year with my friends on stream playing it once a week and it has some of the best moments of us playing games
Dragon's Dogma 2 took a lot of risks but a lot of them didn't work. It's like the developers doubled down on the most wonky aspects of the first game and sort of made the second game incoherent.
I have about 100 hrs in it. I had about 1000 hrs in Dark Arisen. I think it has massive improvements over the first & some risks that definitely didn’t work. If anything, I feel like it’s underrated. It’s definitely a better game than a lot of AAA titles. Gamers are notoriously hard to please.
I don't sound weird. I'm travelling and it's a travel setup!
That's exactly what a Falcon imitator *would* say!
You're going through reverse puberty honey. Your voice is going to change and get higher pitched, hair will stop growing where it used to.... it's all perfectly natural and nothing to worry about.
@@FalconTheHero sure sure Jake 😉
I was just about to say it sounds like he's using a different mic
Finally kicked from the nest, eh?
Falcon sounding weird in this video lol
He got the bird flu
My thoughts exactly
Sounds more A.M. then F.M.
he sounds like he’s feeling a little quirky today
Sounds like they forgot the voice filter today.
Hey, dont fool us. This is Baldino doing falcon voice.
No you’re just dumb.
😂😂😂
Or, and just hear me out, OR it's Falcon doing an impression of Jake doing an impression of Falcon
@twohairycheekz7768 that's some Alpharius level scheming
@@GnrlDillin whats that
Imposter Falcon!
It's getting more real though
overwatch 2 took a risk and killed itself 👍
😂😂😂
No it didn’t
how retar d?🤣🤣it's a million times better than most old games and it doesn't even have to rely on people's nostalgia🤣🤣
@@JohnMarston-lo5qkYou probably haven't played a single game other than overwatch.
@@JohnMarston-lo5qk You know OW2 was panned hard?
I think Kingdom Come Deliverance deserves a spot in the list, one of only a few kickstarter campaigns that did work out.
Strongly agree
Also agree!
Worked out and excelled ❤
I'd say that, since it's a Kickstarter campaign, it actually was very low risk.
@@Marcc112 Disagree,I did not deliver the come, misleading title.
I will be buying the next installment, but I will not be fooled a third time .
And it was all the more risky since it is not a casual game that holds the player's hand
The save system in Alien: Isolation was genius, and what actually made it scary because you might genuinely lose a load of progress if you chose the wrong moment / save location.
Waiting all those seconds for the save to finish while you could here the bloody thing growling somewhere... possibly right behind you.
That bird flu hitting Falcon hard
falcons voice is starting to change?
He's becoming a man
Microphones
Puberty, every time he moults , it is like puberty for falcons .
our bird is growing up
Bird flu
The Last Guardian is such a misunderstood masterpiece. People treat Trico like just another game mechanic, but if you treat him as intended he listens well and you form a genuine bond. You wouldn't be able to form that bond if he always listened by default. It's far from perfect, but it's one of the most powerful pieces of art I've experienced.
I came to the comments to say pretty much exactly this. I have experience raising strays and Trico's behaviour was extremely self-explanatory to me but my friend played it and experienced the frustration Falcon was talking about and I was completely flabbergasted at the time. I'd replay it once a month if I didn't have severe emotional trauma from the tower sequence near the end of the game. I'll never forget that gore.
i think that out of the three, last guardian is the strongest artistic statement. i loved it. it felt like a more evolved ICO to me. SOTC is still my favorite, but last guardian is a close second. ICO is third.
I would agree if it wasn't for the fact that the issues with working with Trico are not just related to your bond with him. He's janky. Even Director and Team Ico leader Fumito Ueda admitted he's janky because he was originally developed for the PS3, and they couldn't transfer all of his data over when they had to switch to the PS4 (plus they left Sony and started their own studio.)
The Last Guardian is kind of a mess in terms of execution in a way the first 2 games are not.
@@azalago ya sure that's why I said it's far from perfect, but it's still such a unique and effective work of art, and for how ambitious it is some jank is kinda expected. Even SotC can be very janky too, they're just such unique, ambitious games that it's easy for me to put up with.
It's been years since I played this game so maybe I'm mistaken. But my conclusion by the end of the game was that Trico was far less likely to follow commands if you stood on his head. If you gave commands on his back he would look back to see where you're pointing and generally get things right first try. And if that was actually the way that Trico worked that's kind of brilliant. Not only from a technical perspective, but also because it punishes people for arrogance.
Demon's Souls: * gets released *
Every Fromsoftware game afterward: "Gimme the same exact thing, but different."
they've been making one version of demon's souls or another since the PS1 era 😂 look at king's field if you aren't already aware of them
I feel like Sekiro is really different. Whereas Bloodborne is slightly different…but the rest are just direct upgrades to the games that came before them.
The exact same thing but more generic.
Call of Duty, Assassins Creed, Diablo, most of MMOs... what's your point? It seems only From is taking that treatment when other companies do the exact same thing
@user-vt6td9hp3g funny joke. DS 3 is the best in the series and Elden Ring is a massive open-world and prioritizes exploration much more than previous souls games
alien isolation is one of the greatest achievements of modern gaming. Just outstanding game design in every way
I don't think IGN's Ryan McCaffrey will ever live down giving it a 59% score.
Agreed 100%! Incredible game, and incredible space horror.
One of the best horror games I've played, besides SOMA.
@@aslmate SOMA is a masterpiece
The game was truly scary to play because of the environment and what you had to deal with. Yeah it was frustrating at times, but if you stuck it out, you were rewarded with a game you won't forget.
Did the Gameranx team replace our beloved bird?!
Yeah they went with a Toucan!! LOL
Wondering that myself
No, God No, God please no, NO, NO, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.....
I love this channels community, the vast majority of comments are about Falcons voice.
They’re annoying af
Yeah it’s crazy….because he is a bird…..and birds usually don’t have voices! 😂
As a Yakuza fan, Shenmue deserves a happy ending where Ryo finally defeats Lan Di once and for all. Also he’s forklift certified, so that’s a plus.
So true. I was so sad how the 3rd game was and ended.
Forklift certified, the best at racing and NOT a gambling addict. Lol
They need to have a segment where he gets certified for Stand-Up forktruck as well, so that he can come full circle on his industrial vehicle journey.
And the anime got cancelled. This thing is cursed. I think the only way he can finish this story is with a book. But it would probably become the New Winds of Winter
Please….
I think Fallout 3 deserves some credit. Not only was Bethesda taking the reigns of a beloved IP, they were changing the entire gameplay. Regardless of critics, 3 expanded the fanbase massively and laid the foundation for New Vegas.
Honestly, I don't think it was that big of a risk. It's essentially an Oblivion reskin. It's a no brainer.
@@Grapefruit5000it was a huge risk. It was an IP known for its isometric top down view and rich RPG mechanics. Fans of the original 2 did not like the idea of Fallout turning into an FPS. But it was a good game that found a larger audience. Some of the og fans still don't like it and we ended up with Wasteland 3 to scratch that old RPG itch
@@Grapefruit5000 tell me you've never played either game without outright saying it
Not really. It already had a die hard fanbase. They didnt introduce any original ideas. They just took the a 2d game to 3d. But without half the things that made Fallout a great RPG. They actually dumbed it down to a console generation, precisely to take LESS RISKS
@@Rodrigo-ei4ht Fans of the original 2 Fallout games likes New Vegas much better. So the issue isnt it being a fps. Duh
Watching gameranx has become a regular for me while snacking, appreciate you guys!
Why does bird daddy sound so crispy in this video?
Crispy? More like nasely nasely
He took the CPAP machine off this time .
Falcon AI is at repair currently.
This is just a bad copy.
He's sitting right behind you...
Because you have a little sugar in your tank? 🤷♂️
Best line I've ever heard by Falcon. "I'd crack my knuckles if I had any. But I am a bird."
Has Falcon got a review of Hatoful Boyfriend - that dating simulator game where everyone is a bird? If not, he's got to play it and put up a review on April 1st!
Ubisoft mixed the audio for this video hahaha
😂😂😂
Hahaha! Ubisoft bad! hurr durr!!
@@Mrchair905 Ubisoft is a clown and is being treated that way. They need to re-establish a good reputation for this to stop.
@@PowerSenpai They lost their reputation. I really don't seem really near the future where Ubisoft still rocks like its 2000-12. They don't care anymore and you can tell. For sure there is some more but we can judge what we can pay so T-T
@nemaun Still not impossible for them to get a good reputation again but it is not something that happens on the short term.
But even if it is possible it won't happen. Their greed and incompetence is what they know and they will continue to lean on this as long as nothing changes in the leadership of the company.
Dark Souls 2 did cut your health bar down every time you died as you "Hollowed" think the max was 50% of your HP bar, speed runners used that as a way to increase the damage they can do with their weapons and accessories.
New Yakuza wasn't that big of a risk. I believe the story is fairly well known: Saga made the JRPG Yakuza demo as an April Fool's joke, but the fans loved the idea and petitioned for them to actually make the game. So they answered the fans and made it.
Yeah him acting like he didn't know this was weird
Falcon got himself a new mic
Kiryu: "I'm tired of running away."
Also Kiryu: "The Tojo is in trouble? Not my problem."
Still Kiryu: 👀
I'd personally put any souls game from FromSoftware on the list, it's a big gamble for them to hide more than half of the contemt behind optional/secret areas.
Not really anymore with the internet & stuff
It's not a risk anymore. They know people love that shit. Making Armored Core was a pretty big gamble from them because it's not like their souls games at all
@@2BeastyI mean, it's a series they started with over 25+ years ago. There's over 10+ entries.
@@allthatishere Yes. But those types of games are a lot more akin to PS2 games than modern games. Armored Core has never sold like their souls games. Putting years into developing an Armored Core game is a risk because all financials say they shouldn't
releasing the same exact game 10 times is not a gamble.
Happy Saturday everyone!
Hope Falcon's ok, if he's sick hope he get better soon
I got the flu so i'm just been watching youtube all day
Metal Gear Rising Revengence, A Metal Gear game not made by Kojima, starring the controversial lead character from MGS 2, and having a sword be the major gameplay mechanic could have been a disaster.
They did an amazing job capturing the tone and style of metal gear while doing their own thing at the same time. One of the best examples of a spin-off done right and it's with one of the toughest franchises to possibly capture the essence of.
Definitely RE 7 with making it first person. It was a big risk and, as a lifelong fan, I think it paid off wonderfully.
Falcon sounds like an AI version of himself.
Yessir. Likely.
Bingo
Did Falcon catch a cold? Get well soon! LOL
One of my friends sums up the alien isolation experience pretty nicely: “I’ve never had so much fun playing a game so slowly”
Amazing!!!!! Video. Gameranx👍👍
How did Resident Evil 7 not make this list? A numbered entry in the franchise switching to a first-person view, with a cast and story that seemingly had no link to previous entries.
I think RE6 flopped so hard that it wasn't SEEN as risky as the other choices. Still must have took some testicular fortitude to bring the idea to the bosses.
@@SgtWilko1979 RE6 was saved by coop mod.
I will put RE4 instead which took the risk to change the camera (fixed isometric to the 3rd person view that we know in modern game) and the combat gameplay
@@johnlequebecois eh, possibly, but I think RE4 was less of a drastic switch. Plus it still included a known character and a clear continuation of the story.
Pretty safe. Horror is very popular, and with a Franchise even more
I love devs that stick to their guns and able to create something magical. Many of the games on this list are on my all-time favorites!
If you spent the time with Trico in The Last Guardian, he was much more likely to listen to you. I honestly didn’t find him that difficult to control.
Whether falcons mispronouncing every other word or sounding completely different, He always gets your attention 😳🤨.
Nier Automata, it's gameplay, it's variety, it's soundtrack, it's story and it's variety, all these things could be a turn off for some but for me, it is one of the greatest games pf all time (it also has my favourite game soundtrack of all time, it sounds so unique)
I agree, I have never seen another game with as many endings that Nier: Automata has.
I've just played the first Nier a while ago and honestly, it's not a risky concept at all, it's quite genius. The variety resulted in me never getting bored and I never knew what to expect next. Everyone wants variety in games, right? Looking forward to playing Automata next.
@@Grapefruit5000 I didn't like the first Nier near as much as Automata which has 26 endings. It will definitely keep you wanting more.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth should’ve made this list.
Especially for a Remake of such an iconic game….
I think they masterfully made something that was both true to the original game. While also incorporating just enough new things to leave us wondering where the next part is going to lead us.
The remake to Saints Row was one of the biggest risk in my opinion. I tried to defend that game but overtime it just couldn't compare with how the franchise was back in the day like I'd prefer Gat Out Of Hell that basically felt like a DLC which was a full game over the remake.
The list is more about risks in mechanical design choice, not necessarily in direction. Despite the overall direction, the Saints Row reboot, foundationally, runs the same as all the other Saints Rows.
I really enjoyed the Saints Row reboot (granted, I went in with low expectations following poor reviews, and I didn't pay for it as it was free with PS+) and that it dialled back the silliness from SR4 (which I also enjoyed) and GOuH (which I did not).
@@TheThird1977 It definitely had it's moments I'll give it that and I feel like giving it a second playthrough to see if it still holds up
@@thedarkemissary I get that but in my mind that's the one game that came up without thinking about a mechanical design overall
It was just trash
I don't know if you get this often but I gotta let you know how much I enjoy these lists, thank you man and have a wonderful day!
Gameranx gone back to A.I falcon again 😂😂
Amnesia: Rebirth took a big risk in trying to deliver its story and gameplay from such a delicate perspective. Surprised that wasn't on here.
Falcon is that u 🤔
Ya he flew by .
I'm always happy to hear people mention divinity original sin 1 and 2. Easily underrated and endlessly fun in co-op. I ow. Both games on every platform I can and I by it for friends all the time to share one of the greatest games that I have ever enjoyed.
Falcon either got a new mic or this ain’t Falcon 😂😂😂
It's AI. Gameranx is the new Watch MoJo.
He probably had a cold. Why is everyone whining about his voice and claiming it's AI? 🙄🤦♂️
You guys have lately been my fav gaming channel.... Always looking forward to top 10 lists and the gaming news Fridays
im super biased towards dragons dogma 2, its a nice change to have a game never handhold you throughout the whole process. the map is HUGE and theres a lot of stuff to explore. im only waiting for more DLC content because once you finish the game and NG+ it gets repetitive
The whole game is repetitive 😂
It seems that a GOTY contender when it released,is now considered hard,bland and repetitive. People forget easily,and find new games to play. At least the overwhelmingly positive reviews(gameinformer,vg247 and more) are still there. The game is great and much better than the first one imo. I'm currently playing it and having a blast!
Divinity original sin was definitely a big moment. I had friends that ONLY played COD and didn’t like single player games that we’re obsessed with Divinity
Hope you get better Falcon ^^
Yo thank you for the Metroid Prime suggestion. I came up on the 2D entries & have never gotten the chance til now to try the 3D. Does it really still keep that metroidvania feel? I’m pumped! Peace 🎉
A.I. Falcon, is that you?
Metroid prime is a masterpiece. I lived it growing up and just replayed entirely through the remaster. Unbelievablly good❤
ok, 14:27 was a smooth transition
I agree.
Excellent video guys!
I thought i would see deadly premonition on this list as well lol
Dragon's dogma /DD2 is a video game for those who remember that back in the day, video games didn't have lock ok, many save slots, fast travels, and a lot of them were hard as balls. So hard that, if you died at the last boss, you'd have to start at the beginning of the whole game. I love both Dragon's dogma games, issues and all.
Yea but it’s supposed to be a modern game bro there’s so many mechanics that were half assed and they didn’t fix issues that was already present in the first game in the second one, and yea dd2 is hard at first but there’s no challenge when u start a ng+ they didn’t even go through the effort into having a good variety of different enemies when u go to battal it’s just the same enemies but now they do poison damage… such a huge change bruh💀 the game should’ve been a masterpiece but instead was such a huge waste of time for me
I get crazy chills hearing the Metroid Prime title theme, even to this day. That game was life changing when I was young.
Did they make an AI version of Falcon?
Yessir. They did.
You guys somehow always think up a really good new subject for a video. Thank you.
Falcon's voice has always changed more than the seasons. But man, this is the most drastic. It's totally unrecognizable. I first thought it was a new guy until I read the comments.
Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle worked so well it got an even better sequel with Mario Rabbids Sparks of Hope
This is what Falcon sounded like 15 years ago
Alien isolation is a game i wish i could forget i ever played. Thats because i wish i could experience it all over again. It was stressful at times, but you get such a good feeling of accomplishment when you finish it. Its a complete opposite to most games i played, where you wish it would never end and when it ends there a hole you want to fill. Alien isolation felt okay while it lasted and when i finished it i got this really good feeling and i look at it very fondly. I highly recommend it to anyone who hasnt played it, just make sure you play it alone, around midnight with lights off, with good headphones.
Make a video about games which took the least amount of risks.
From top 10 there would a lot of Call of Dutys.
GTAV, Fortnite, Assassin Creed, EA sport games, Battlefield could all fit in that list
I am glad I stuck with Alien Isolation and finally beat it. One of my favorite games. It is absolutely relentless and unforgiving as hell, but soooo good.
Falcon using A.I😂😂😂
Yessir. Thems facts.
Very surprised No Mans Sky wasn’t on this list. I very ambitious concept by a very small studio was already risky, but to then continue supporting the game with full force after an abysmal launch was insane
I honestly surprised that you didn't include The Last of Us Part II. I would say that that game seems to have taken one of the biggest story risks in quite a while in video games. It seems that your list is based of of risks in gameplay and not what happens necessarily in the narrative part of the game so it's understandable.
Definitely yeah.
The original being Metal Gear Solid 2?
The original X-com was a favorite of mine back in the day and I was excited when Fraxis remade it...and they did a great job!
what's with falcon's voice, did he get a new mic? it sounds like he's playing a goofy soon-to-die character with the weird inflictions lmao
11:18 "tHrIvEd" ahahahhah
15:06 "vEry VerY GReat"
I've thought off and on about trying out FF XIV. I haven't played an MMO since World of Warcraft. Is it worth getting into?
Omg, the falcon clone is terrible. Makes me wince.😂
The whole "Live Mic" feature in Alien Isolation is just too rad.
I’m not sure that’s our Falcon. 🤨
I liked the shorter length segments (shorter overall videos), but always a fan.
Falcon been throating that Helium
Helium makes your voice sound higher pitched, not lower.
Try alien isolation in vr! The overhaul makes it like it was designed for vr and is terrifying.
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They have ChatGPT read this with a Falcon voice?
The last guardian is one of the best games I’ve ever played
AI Falcon again, huh?
Yessir.
Number one without a doubt. The god of war franchise.
AI Falcon returns
Yakuza was really always a JRPG series - it's just the battles were real time brawling instead of turn-based. Even though I completed them, I personally find he turn-based ones way less satisfying to play and I'm just glad they're still making the action-based ones alongside the turn-based ones. The Man Who Erased His Name and the Judgment games are as good as the series has ever been.
Are we sure this is Falcon
It's Gameranz Mojo AI.
DD2 was amazing but your right about alot of it there was barley direction & they could have added more lore as in giving us more information to read for example the enemies, areas, story. Hear most of it from the pawns talking amongst eachother
Who are you and what have you done with the real Falcon?
tbh when I saw the catastrophe that was FFXIV at launch and they decided to "remake" the game in such a short amount of time.. I honestly thought it was such a disaster and it would flop SO hard..
Damn was I so wrong. I don't play the game but obviously they turned the ship around 180° in such a stellar fashion, you can only respect that
I thought xcom was good, except they didnt implement the accuracy well at all. I stopped playing it cause of that. You could jave 95% chance to hit and miss 3 times in a row.
Baldino using AI to have Falcon voice! WE SEE YA! 👀 😅😅😅😅
That is not falcon talking.
Alien: Isolation is one of those games that are way too stressful to play, but fun as hell to watch someone else play.
WHO ARE YOU AND WHAT DID YOU DO TO THE REAL FALCON????!!!!
Original Sin 2 is one of my favourite games. I spent a year with my friends on stream playing it once a week and it has some of the best moments of us playing games
Dragon's Dogma 2 took a lot of risks but a lot of them didn't work. It's like the developers doubled down on the most wonky aspects of the first game and sort of made the second game incoherent.
I agree it's kinda disappointing.
I have about 100 hrs in it. I had about 1000 hrs in Dark Arisen. I think it has massive improvements over the first & some risks that definitely didn’t work.
If anything, I feel like it’s underrated. It’s definitely a better game than a lot of AAA titles. Gamers are notoriously hard to please.
Oh yes, I even hate those aspects of the first game, It has a lot of potential but they did not realize or they gave a low budget
Well... agree to disagree maybe Skyrim is more your speed
A truly excellent topic / video. Thank you. Wonder what gaming would be like if Demon Souls didn't exist or if Dark Souls didn't take off like it did.
Whats happened to your voice dude 😮
Kudos for them being able to find a way to put Alien: Isolation into pretty much every video I have seen as of late.
The breakable weapons is why I didn't get very far in the new Zelda games. They annoyed me to the point of stopping.
I felt that way too but once you push through you don't even think much of it.
at first I thought "oh, a new narrator" 😅
Our beloved old bird probably got new sound equipment 🤘