90 again.
USGamer has more weight than GameRevolution lol
USGamer has more weight than GameRevolution lol
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Started by ethomaz, Mar 02, 2017, 06:10 PM
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SE must have had fairly meager expectations, seems to have undershipped at least in my country. Sold out most copies before release date. On the actual day i went to the stores and they had sold their last remaining copies in the morning, no more until next week. should've preordered, *dunce*Amazing what a little bit of hype can do for a game.
Nier itself is important. It is, as far as I'm concerned, historically significant in terms of its design and the way in which it uses the framework of a videogame to tell an evolving story. If I had my way, every budding game developer would play this game to the point of acquiring endings A, B, C, D, and E before acquiescing to its final and alarmingly direct request.God dang, I really don't currently have the money ot throw this game into the mix as well, but I'm really worried that if I don't get it now I'll never get it.
Few games are able to showcase the power of the medium like Nier: Automata.
If history forgets this game, then fudge history.
sad it didn't hold 90.The action is superb, the story is one of gaming's best, the atmosphere and tone are easy to get lost in, and the soundtrack is a marvel, with the end game credits song being one of the best in existence. It's been a ridiculously packed year for quality games, and with certain bigger open world games out there right now it might be easy to skip NieR: Automata, but you owe it to yourself to play this. An incredible sequel to one of gaming's strangest, most flawed masterpieces.
