Mort Divine
Shrine Maiden of the In-Crowd
its nothing like fallout 4 outside of being 'open world'
fallout 4 is garbage anyways, botw is amazing
fallout 4 is garbage anyways, botw is amazing
Has anyone played the new Zelda game? The reviews for it are ridiculous, claiming it's possibly the best in the series.
I can't justify investing in a Wii U/Switch just for one game, though.
I'd get the switch if it wasn't sold out everywhere. Maybe this summer, I don't want to bother hunting for it.
Also kind of hesitant about this zelda. My favorite zeldas were the cartoony 2d ones:
Link to the Past
Link Between Worlds
Minish Cap
Link's Awakening
This looks like the polar opposite. They basically took Fallout 4 and made a Zelda mod. I'm not sure it will be my favorite ever.
I don't get why every single Tolkien game either has to be some kind of LotR prequel or be directly based on LotR. There's so much Tolkien lore that they shouldn't have to make things up with new games.
Does it really matter though? I mean most LOTR fans wouldn't really care what it's based off of to be honest, as long as it's a good game, which I thought the first game was pretty great.
A game set in Numenor or during one of the ancient battles like the Nirnaeth Arnoediad or the Dagor Bragollach would be pretty cool.I would love some stuff based on the first or second age. There's plenty of unique locations like Angband, Gondolin and Menegroth, and it would be nice to involve characters like Feanor, Turin or Beren/Luthien. The ring story is getting a bit watered down in pop culture.
This is from the same developer responsible for Baldur's Gate I & II, Mass Effect I & II, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Dragon Age: Origins, Neverwinter Nights, and Jade Empire. How the mighty have fallen.
This is from the same developer responsible for Baldur's Gate I & II, Mass Effect I & II, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Dragon Age: Origins, Neverwinter Nights, and Jade Empire. How the mighty have fallen.
Yeah, you're right. I'm just saying that it really taints the legacy that the studio previously built.The thing is it really isn't. Most of who made Bioware who they were left long ago.