The latest game from Shinji Mikami in the executive producer’s role is Ghostwire: Tokyo and I have to admit I had no idea what to expect when I first started playing through this. I will say that the game itself is really fun, especially if you enjoy Japanese culture, sandbox games and want to explore all over Japan and just have some fun. The combat is pretty neat too once you figure it all out. The parts that were a little iffy for me were the plot storyline and then the really bad PC optimization issues. I tried EVERYTHING I could find, and with a one year old computer, this kind of stuff should not be happening. I’m not sure how many other people had bad PC problems running this game, but I would recommend running it on the console if you had intentions of playing through this thing. Overall, a really fun and enjoyable experience and the game was so much fun in ambience that I do plan on going back and trying to 100% the entire thing. We’ll give it a go and I’ll keep you all posted on that! For now though, here’s the full completion of Ghostwire: Tokyo!
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Let’s Play Sonic CD
The “FMV” videos and songs were pretty cool and catchy for the tech of the Sega CD here, and this is the first appearance of Amy Rose in the Sonic franchise as well, so we’ve got that going here. This game was a fun little adventure, right up there with the original two games in…
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Let’s Play Tekken
We play through the original Tekken via the PlayStation 3, unlocking every main character’s ending. I really enjoyed knowing that Kazuya yeets Heihachi off the mountain and it picks right back up for Tekken 2. Really cool, I think my favorite character ending up being Michelle for all of this
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Let’s Play Sonic Drift
Out of everything I played during Sonic Week, I thought this game was the most fun, ironically enough. I had never even really heard of this game before this, but I’m glad I had the pleasure of actually trying it out