There is a control mechanic that the game doesn't explain terribly well, and I see lots of people in streams trying to use it wrong and getting frustrated. The complaints about the controls? Not so much. If you played the original Spyro the Dragon on the PS1: that's the sort of camera we're talking about. There were third-person games with better camera in the 1990s. The complaints about the camera are absolutely justified. That makes it a US$460 game*, and it's worth every penny to me.
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This is the game that got me to buy a PS4 Pro (and I didn't previously have a PS4 of any sort). Just finished my first playthrough and immediately started a second. Posted by mstokes650 at 10:46 AM on Decem There's a point to be made that, I mean really, it's been ~20 years and we're still having games with these kinds of stupid control issues passing as "challenge"? But it certainly doesn't come as a surprise or make the game seem unique. Heck I can remember having issues with getting the barrels I was throwing to land where I wanted as far back as Thief: The Dark Project that's gotta be closing in on 20 years ago. The rest of it seems like the same kind of annoying platformer issues that get me with Uncharted/Tomb Raider/every damn other thing. I love cats, I really do, but man as a design goal that is basically the exact opposite of "make an AI companion that is actually helpful and not annoying". They also seem to have also done a very good job. Here, it seems like their conscious design goal was to give the AI companion the mind of a housecat. That was a conscious design goal of theirs, and well.YMMV but a lot of people would say they still missed the mark. The creators of Bioshock Infinite have talked about how, when they were designing Elizabeth, they recognized that AI companions are basically always incredibly annoying, and they wanted to make her actually helpful and not a constant source of irritation. I'm sure this game is beautiful but oh man I do not want to play it at all.
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If you've not played them they still fairly cheap digitally on the PS3, HDified and in TV 3D compatible if you wish. Tl dr Did you enjoy Ico? What about SoC? Then there is everything to love about this game and it's been well worth the wait. It always felt as though I was slaying something big and beautiful for selfish reasons. I wonder how the emotional heart strings will be tugged, the deaths of the colossi for example never felt like victory. I feel by the end I'll have the same attachment to Trico that I had for Yorda, if not stronger because Trico has some personal agency. The desire to explore and run around is as strong as it was in the those games too. The story is abstract so far, much like Ico and Shadow of the Colossus. I don't know what is enhanced on this platform. Not sure if relevant but seeing as someone above noted it, I am playing it on a PS4 Pro. On another note the physics of it all are really rather captivating, from the waves of water when Trico lands in a lake to the scattering of objects as he barges around, to finally the clouds of feathers/fur that move. Seriously I've started calling my own dog Trico because of how similar they are. Bearing that in mind, with the game lacking an official demo for the general public, fans will have to go on reports of The Last Guardian's gameplay, with a lot of journalists portraying an early demo build in a negative light, stating graphical issues and problems with its controls mar its ability to be fully enjoyed.I personally am very happy with the game, am finding the graphics more than good and thoroughly enjoying being in control of a belligerent dog thing with the attitude of a cat. While the latest portion of gameplay for The Last Guardian will undoubtedly be intriguing to gamers who have been waiting for the title's release since it escaped the dregs of development hell, footage can only do so much in the way of conveying how a release plays. Of course, a lot of what's shown is new, but it must be noted that some of the areas and scenarios have been detailed in previous videos such as its trailer for E3 2016. As seen in the footage for The Last Guardian below, fans can get an even better idea of what it will be like to play as the young boy protagonist, and how he will interact with the game's world, as well as the mammoth half-bird-half-mammal creature known as Trico.
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