Decided to set up the Dusklight Android port of Twilight Princess and seeing that thing run in 120fps boggles my peanut brain, I still would rather finish at least Oracle of Seasons/Ages before I play it, I'm stuck on Ages because I'm stupid and/or these games do not give a fuck if you're stuck, but I'll definitely return. The Dusklight UI is kind of neat, makes it feel almost official but all I did was get past the intro, cap the fps at 120 and run in a circle, weee.
Going to try get back in the Pokemon groove now
I know people call these films marvel slop but I think the run up to and including Infinity War and Endgame was a real achievement, it was so ambitious and it succeeded in my opinion, only need to look to DC and see how possible it was to fuck it up. The only reason I stopped caring after that was because I felt after that, everything just felt like a sidequest. I'm sure the TV series are good (in fact I was like 3 episodes in to Daredevil and really liked it, might jump back in) but I kinda' couldn't be bothered to watch every new film, also yes the third/fourth (I lost count) wave of MCU films looked kind of mixed, but I'll always be impressed by what the first batch managed to do.
I know there definitey is privateservers I just don't know if it's on the DC or GC version.
Also wtf is the monetisation of Infinite all about, if I don't spend I feel like I have to play this game full time for months to buy the gear I want…unless I pay. At first I was okay with being Generic Guy because I just wanted to play but some of the new gear looks quite cool
At least blowing people up with the Tank makes me feel like an absolute dickhead, I dunno' if this stuff is considered balance but it's funny as fuck
I didn't intend to watch it at all because I stopped caring about the MCU but the Doomsday trailer was closest I've come to being as excited as I was for the Infinity War/Endgame duo so maybe it's good to have an excuse and circle back
Dude, the fight scenes alone were scuffed as hell because any kind of frantic motion had pretty bad ghosting, and on the whole it was dark no matter how kinetic the action was. I took the 3D glasses off for some dialogue scenes even and it was noticeably brighter except stuff on the edge of the screen was blurry because 3D. I wish we had decided against it because we knew it was going to look terrible, but the cost had sunk too deep by that point, we were already in the theatre holding the large cups of Pepsi when the attendee inside said it was a 3D film, all this so I can see Spider-Man sink into the background a little bit when he swings away.
Guess I will watch the other films before Doomsday comes out then too.
Alastor