Yeah once I get my PS4 hooked up I'll have to rummage through the PSN store. I know some other downloadable titles coming next year I'll want to check out include Sonic Mania and the Wonder Boy 3 remake. And Capcom just announced Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite, so that's cool.
I think the only thing about Saints Row that interests me is the character creator.
If I weren't so lazy, I'd take a picture and post it for you. But it's really not that impressive of a character. Just looks like a really strong, green lady mostly.
Here are some PS4 games I'm interested in:
World of Final Fantasy
Dragon Quest Heroes
Dragon Quest Builders
Tearaway: Unfolded
Ratchet & Clank
Atari Flashback vol 1 and 2
Gravity Rush Remastered (and the sequel coming next year)
Pac-Man Championship Edition 2
Odin Sphere L...I can't spell the rest
King of Fighters XIV
And also the opportunity to review games for it. Let me know if there are any others you think I would like.
Yeah like I said in my review, the character creation isn't as robust as say, Soul Calibur 4 or 5, but there is still a lot you can do. I made a She-Hulk like lady with a librarian head who says "I like pizza" a lot. And she had watermelon shoulder pads. And brass knuckles made out of candy. And made 8-bit sound effects when she jumped. Those are all things you can edit.
Oh the senseis are just like regular Skylanders except they have different fighting styles and moves. You can use their elements and fighting styles to unlock special areas and such in the game, which can unlock more parts to use for your created Skylanders when completed. But I think they mostly put them in the game so you can see some of the fighting styles you can use for your created Skylanders, like brawler, magician, gunner, knight, etc.
I think I'll stick with World of Final Fantasy, myself.
Sometimes, but I try not to complain about it because I don't think game reviewers should complain about anything that pertains to what they do. One time, there was a game reviewer at 1up.com who was complaining that he HAD to go to E3, and I gave him an earful about that. I don't think he liked me much after that.
I had the opportunity to review Severed but I turned it down. I didn't think I would like a game about chopping limbs off of things. I did like Drinkbox's other games, though.
I could certainly enjoy my games more if I had less games to play, but as a game reviewer, I get to review all sorts of games. It's one of those 'first world' problems I guess.
