Not sure about ESRB, but for Europe, PEGI has revised their ratings since then.
3D Zeldas used to be rated 7, but nowadays they're 12. Including remakes of old games. OoT and MM 3D had their rating raised.
Being 3D automatically bumps ratings up, even Mario Odyssey and 3D World got a 7 vs Wonder's 3.
Intéressant. Ça tire plutôt vers le FPS old-school ou moderne? Ou y a un peu des deux?
Par old school je veux dire, ridiculement rapide, arsenal illimité, pas de regen,..
Juste pour clarifier parce que nulle part j'ai trouvé une définition de ce terme... En gros c'est un first person shooter dans lequel on peut voler?
Une recherche ne retourne pratiquement que open-fpsz lui-même et une random chaîne Twitch en résultat, et tout un tas de sigles qui n'ont rien à voir. Le github mériterait peut-être une meilleure intro que "on aime les fpsz et on en fait un".
Il était grand temps qu'on nous débarrasse de toute cette racaille.
Honestly, at that point? I don't care about getting them legally. And I am certainly not throwing money to the grey market either.
I am all for supporting people for their work, but since Take Two fired the studio last year, I can be sure my money will never impact anybody who actually worked on these games. Worse, it might be slightly beneficial to those who let them go.
I know most of the time when someone looks for a reason to resort to piracy it sounds like an excuse, but really, in a case like that I'd give zero fuck.
Oh I did that. Let me tell you, even for free... Only do that if you're ready to lose days of your time trying to make the things work.
Sims 3 and 4 with full DLCs are basically unmaintainable. It's not the repack's fault, they're just a complete mess.
Plus 4 is boring as hell, worst gameplay loop of the whole series.
Fuck, I missed that. I liked the original Olliolli, it was a cool game to have on a 3DS. World was in the back of my mind as "might get that one day" (but too many freaking games).
That's honestly what I am worrying it would be, and what I meant by a huge part of the game being "impersonal".
Daggerfall has parts that are fascinating, even long after its time.
Its custom class creator is rather fun. Its magic effect system too... despite some of the most intriguing effects not even working at all. Seriously. You can craft those spells, they just don't do anything.
Its dungeons are intimidating in scale, and the 3D automap is both a feat and almost no help at all.
There are freaking linguistic skills, plural because there are like 8 different languages or so. They are mostly useless, because they just add a slight chance a monster won't attack you, but since you don't know when it works you'll murder them anyway.
And then there's the undistinguishable random quests and the grind.
Oh, kind of like the Sorcerer default class in Daggerfall and the Atronach sign in Morrowind and Oblivion then (and sort of Atronach stone in Skyrim too, though this one is just less regen, not no regen at all).
Yeah, those are fun. You're basically a magic sponge.
I still have the Sims 2 Ultimate Collection from the time they ended up giving it to everyone who'd claim it for a few days.
They haven't removed it from the app... yet. Not taking any chances, I'm re-downloading it on my current PC right now.
Honestly I have played only a little of Arena (very late, around the time Bethesda started to give it for free on their site). I think the farthest I went was the second staff piece dungeon.
Distance (arcade-y challenge runs in a car with jumping and flying ability) has VR and is played with a controller. It's a full game sequel of sort to the free game Nitronic Rush. I am not sure about motion sickness, I didn't get any on that game but I've got some training on other VR sims.
Tetris Effect is best played with a normal controller, with a D-pad. I mean it's Tetris, motion is useless, and what kind of monster plays Tetris with a stick?