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 Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
Yes, it’s THAT Zelda game. We had to get through this one to get to Link’s Awakening and the N64 era, so here we go! This game is ridiculously hard, but also utilizes a lot of modern day RPG techniques like grinding and leveling up skills
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Let’s Play GoldenEye 007
The name’s Bond. James Bond. We take down the game on the 00 Agent hardest difficulty in this run in the Xbox One 2023 re-release. Aztec, Train and Control can suck a lemon on the hardest difficulty
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Let’s Play Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series
Follow the Guardians on an epic tale of adventure unrelated to any of the major motion picture storylines! You get some great backstory on each character and learn about them on a more personal level. Not a bad job here by Telltale Games