Clouded Sun
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Hmmm.... So the animals in the Sonic universe "evolved" into humans? I always thought Sonic the Hedgehog was meant to be a continuation of the storyline from Adventure, Shadow, and Sonic Heroes. Like a Sonic Adventure 3 if you will.
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But... Blaze and Silver? And wait, how did Blaze even get from Sonic Rush to '06?
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Not that it would've changed Sonic's story in '06 for the better but... Couldn't they have just made Elise a Hedgehog or other animal?
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Missing you, man. I hope you're alright.
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Can I come?
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0/10 no Dearly Belborko
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Can I call you Neppity Nep Neptunia Nep Nepp?
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The graphics are realistic as hell. The NPCs actually seem alive. 10/10 more intense than Lingering Will.
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Another month I'm away from home!
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Depends on the idea.
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Kinda lil late, but it's cool
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Got it back, needless to say. A1 customer service, shit machines.
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It definitely knows how to gotta go faster
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CPU standing for Coolest People Unit right? Moving into a new apartment is fun.
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FFXV Story update incoming.
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HYYYYYYYPPPPEEEEEEE !0@)((#$)U$#()($()#@()$(@# Say what you will, but the last time I liked Shadow was Sonic '06. Here's hoping Shadow has a great story in Forces (although why he's on Infinite's team is...). AND THE BIOLIZARD (Supporting Me) MUSIC!!!!
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NieR: Gestalt/Replicant (Gestalt if you like English VA and a father-daughter dynamic, Replicant if you prefer brother-sister and Japanese VA) inFAMOUS. The entire series. It's good. I would recommend Final Fantasy XV if it's your first time in the series and/or you like simpler stories and good combat (unless you're running PC) and I would not if you expect something "complete." FFXV's DLC covers holes in its plot, the plot that the dev team didn't have time to finish, but nevertheless it's still a great game. The Witcher III, for obvious reasons. It's an extremely well crafted RPG. While you're at it, you might as well watch the Iorveth path of Witcher II online (only available on Xbox 360 and PC).
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To put the video as embedded in the page, use the regular long YouTube.com link, not the share link. Simply put, the difference between Remaster and Remake are generally this; a remaster has most of the same exact things as the original game systems-wide (gameplay, physics, such and such). The remaster, using the same engine bone structures, animations, and mechanics have updated HD assets. In theory, they probably had a lot of trouble remastering the new HD model of Sora as opposed to the old ones, but luckily they didn't use the original KH's and instead used Final Mix assets, which looked way better. In addition, to cut down on resource and development, the game is often put on an emulator of previous hardware (in this case, the ps4 is acting just like a ps2). Because 60 FPS was never intended for KH2 on the PS2's hardware back in the day, 1.5 PS4 had a lot of bugs that had to be tweaked, essentially "upgrading" the engine a little. A remake is when almost every aspect about the game, perhaps even the story is reimagined with similar/the same characters, new animations, new mechanics like physics and lighting, and generally that stuff. An HD port is basically an upscale. There's nothing special about adding a couple more pixels in textures or redrawing scenes. As evidenced by my earlier rant, 1.5's cutscenes were remastered. They used the same "actors", just with a different look. Imagine playing the same scene with a sock puppet. Your first show is with sock puppet no. 1, who generally has a certain look, and your performance with sock puppet no. 1 makes your routine. You decide to do the second show with sock puppet no. 1.5, who you think looks much better, but the performance is the exact same as with sock puppet no. 1, because 1.5 was just designed to look better, not do anything different. Get it?
