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Bought two video games yesterday. Never Alone is looking promising but I didn't get to play it 'cos it was a download from PSN; it should be downloaded by the time I get home tonight. (Slow wifi, 2.6 gb game files.) I did, however, get Dragon Age: Inquisition.
No spoilers, but it's the kind of game where I look up at some point and go "holy crap, when did it get to be 1:30 AM?", and I've barely even started.
Also: thank you, Bioware, for open-world game design. Being unable to walk more than two steps away from the path in the Brecilian Forest in game 1 was aggravating as hell. We won't go into my complaints about similar aspects of game 2. Being able to go "mmm, nope, don't wanna walk through this trail, I'm going over the snow" was just fantastic.
And I can jump. Like, actually jump whenever I feel like it, not do that Commander-Shepard-runs-up-to-the-low-object-and-can-put-her-hands-on-it-to-vault-over thing.
It's the little things, man.
No spoilers, but it's the kind of game where I look up at some point and go "holy crap, when did it get to be 1:30 AM?", and I've barely even started.
Also: thank you, Bioware, for open-world game design. Being unable to walk more than two steps away from the path in the Brecilian Forest in game 1 was aggravating as hell. We won't go into my complaints about similar aspects of game 2. Being able to go "mmm, nope, don't wanna walk through this trail, I'm going over the snow" was just fantastic.
And I can jump. Like, actually jump whenever I feel like it, not do that Commander-Shepard-runs-up-to-the-low-object-and-can-put-her-hands-on-it-to-vault-over thing.
It's the little things, man.