I loved Modern Warfare 2 and Black Ops, but just about every other entry since has left me underwhelmed. I played Ghosts, I played Black Ops II and… I didn’t really care for either. Yes, a Call of Duty game – but hear me out. There is so much to do and see and while the story was interesting enough on its own, it was wandering around the world that suited me best. Luckily when it hit the PS4, I had the chance to play it and I absolutely love everything this game has to offer. I completely missed this the first time around (not because I didn’t want to play it, I just was not writing here at the time and lacked the money and time to invest in it when it came out for the Xbox 360 and PS3). I sunk a lot of time into Bayonetta 2 on the Wii U, Far Cry 4 on the PlayStation 4 and Destiny on Xbox One.
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I spent more time on the PC and 3DS than probably anything, but that is not to say I did not have a chance to play plenty of other good games.
This will be my Christmas present to myself as I replay it… for the third or so time. The only thing that I am missing from Dark Souls 2 is that I actually, and sadly, have yet to play the DLC portions. I loved how Dark Souls 2 took a much more open approach as to how one could go about completing the various portions. The latest and sadly what may be the last with the upcoming release of Blood Borne going in another direction just felt like they did everything right. While I loved Demon’s Souls and Dark Souls there was always that little something that I had felt was missing. Everything from start to finish for me within Dark Souls 2 for me was perfect. It doesn’t get much better than this! Well maybe… but sadistically? Not really. The only thing missing now is a Reborn 2 to continue on. The DLC was a good added bonus with its suits, maps, and wonderful bundled option. Going back to the larger maps was a refreshing change allowing a more seamless approach instead of a tiny compartmentalized one. The finer touches done to the systems from the original 3, and the new story modes to the new graphics engine and new suits made the entire experience feel quite refined. On release I spent a good 8.5 hours straight and none of it was regrettable. While Samurai Warriors 4 was something, Dynasty Warriors Gundam 4 *coughs* sorry Reborn was a dream come true.
Now that I’ve finally played a Samurai series, I need to get out there and try the Orochi series.
The graphics engine and the power behind the PlayStation 4 made this for one super smooth experience.
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The tweaks to the overall system from one series to the other with having not one major move set, but two, is something that I’m going to find hard not having access to when the next Dynasty Warriors comes out. While I have plenty of experience with the Dynasty portion of the Warrior Series, this was my first entry into the Samurai Portion and it was really something for me. Without further ado, here are Samurai Warriors 4, Dynasty Warriors Gundam Reborn, and Dark Souls 2. While there are a lot Indies that I would have loved to put on this list such as Sweet Lily Dreams, Last Dream, Memories of a Vagabond, and DarkEnd, my top three titles this year are pretty much AAA titles. Not everyone played each game on the different consoles, so we thought we would do something a bit different this year and ask those wishing to contribute to this list what their favorite titles were and why.
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