Showing posts with label Windows 10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows 10. Show all posts

Valve ramps up Steam Deck production: Your wait could be over



Don't get taken to the cleaners, Steam is doubling up on Steam Deck shipments! According to Steam maker Valve wants to get out more than double the number of units on a weekly basis. Is this a sign that Valve has found a new route to cover their parts shortage? It's possible, so take this information and avoid being used by someone trying to jack up the price.

Say no to... price gougers.

I don't want to knock someone's hustle, but... there are literally open box units being sold for $1125.00. It's not even the 512GB model. I've even seen unopened options for $1500.00... which is nearly trip the price. Like... come on, keep your money in your pocket unless you come across a unit that makes sense and you're willing to buy from someone who isn't Valve or a reputable third-party reseller.

There are some people who kept things a bit more reasonable by selling units in a similar price range to the going price on the site. This technically defeats the purpose of reselling (unless they just don't want the device), but these are the only ones I'd entertain... if I ever went that route.




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Worms Rumble

 


Worms Rumble is Worms like you've never played it before, with intense, real-time, arena-based 32 players cross-platform combat. Get ready for Deathmatch and the Last Worm Standing modes where you're only ever a Holy Hand Grenade away from death!

Use a variety of fan-favorite weapons like the Bazooka, Shotgun, and Sheep Launcher plus all-new additions to the armory to bring the pain to your invertebrate opponents as you climb the ranks. Customize your worm, take part in challenges and seasonal events and experiment with new ways to play in The Lab. This is Worms, reinvented.  

The First Real-Time Worms!

You won't find any turn-based combat in Worms Rumble. Every round is in REAL-TIME! If your enemy is raining fire upon you, give them heck right back!

32 Player Cross Platform Multiplayer

Play with friends online across console and PC. With Deathmatch and Last Worm Standing solo and squad battle royale modes available at launch!

Classic Weapons with New Ways to Play 

Arm yourself with new and returning fan-favourite weapons! With classics like the Bazooka, Holy Hand-grenade and Sheep launcher and the all-new Hammerhead, Plasma Blaster and Rocket shield. 

Events, Challenges and ‘The Lab' 

Take part in seasonal and community events, and daily challenges for additional XP and in-game rewards. And experiment with new gameplay mechanics and weapons in The Lab. Each week brings new experimental game modes with new fun ways to play!

Player Customisations 

Earn XP and in-game currency to unlock and purchase weapon skins, outfits, accessories, and emotes! Mix and match to create your own personal style on the battlefield.

Available on the Nintendo Switch, PC, Playstation, and Xbox.

 

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Yakuza Kiwami 2... Reviewed!

Thank you for checking out my first review! Yakuza Kiwami 2 was provided to us by SEGA to review the game on Xbox One, and it's running on the same engine as Yakuza 6: The Song of Life.


Yakuza Kiwami 2 follows Kazuma Kiryu after his days in the Tojo Clan, or so he thought they were behind him. After an assassination, he was trusted right back into the world of the Yakuza.

Visuals: Running on the Dragon Engine, the graphics in Yakuza Kiwami 2 are on point. I love the way each area flows seamlessly into the next. You can tell the difference between this re-creation of Yakuza 2 and the original.

No matter if it's raining or the wind is just blowing, it's a beautiful game and there was no break in the gameplay when entering or leaving the buildings. The visuals in this re-creation are night and day when comparing the overhauled character facial animations to the original, and the experience has been improved through the audio also. Key voiced lines got a mulligan for Kiwami 2, anything else would've been a fail when you've rebuilt everywhere else.


The cutscenes were amazing and I didn't look for a skip button once, even if some of them were long I didn't want to lose track of the story. The camera angles and action were packaged well with the dramatic music and they didn't keep the camera locked into one position, it was like an animated movie.



Gameplay: I enjoyed the gameplay, the interactions, the objects in-game aren't just immovable props that do nothing when you run or walk into them and I just appreciate those little touches that add to the experience.

The fighting in Yakuza Kiwami 2 was very fluent, there were no big delays in-between button commands from picking up an object to combo strings or blocking. Street brawling and weapon-based combat were both fun, but so were the leisure and other action-packed activities. I like games like this where you can enjoy a story and other experiences that extend the gameplay.


Replay Value: Some of the mini-games took me back to old school Sega games, and Virtua Fighter 2 was a blast from the past. That's one thing SEGA has taken advantage of when it comes to games like this, they gave us old school access in newer school games. Remember the old school games in Shenmue? Some of the mini-games took me a few turns before I got the swing of them. Darts took me a few turns to get into but it's fun and so were the other games. I think these are great additions to Yakuza Kiwami 2 because they're fun and they give you a break from the main storyline.


Mini-Games:

·         Arcade Games (i.e. Virtual Fighter 2)

·         Batting Center

·         Yakuza 0's Cabaret (featuring fan-favorite Yuki!)

·         Casino Games (Blackjack, Poker)

·         Darts

·         Gambling (Koi-Koi, Oicho-Kabu)

·         Golf

·         Gravure Photoshoot

·         Karaoke

·         Mahjong

·         Shogi

·         Toylets

·         Video Boot


Price:
 Priced to sell at $19.99 USD. 


Overall, If you'd like to enjoy an action-packed cinematic experience with an ample amount of leisure, this is definitely a game to play. Yakuza Kiwami 2 is available now on Xbox One, Windows 10, and Xbox Game Pass!


Gameplay 4

Replay Value 5

Visuals 5

Price 5

4.75 out of 5 Cool Points