Control Review: I Think It's Safe to Buy It Now
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2020
- Heroically rebounding from Covid-19, Nerrel returns to review a brand new game that no one has ever heard of before
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"what they've achieved here is nothing short of graphics."
I want every video game review to include this line from now on.
Holy shit that’s a truly legit Richard impersonation.
The only thing missing was the hands
@@the_niklakis It's demented but I really could see the hands in my mind's eye when it was happening.
I only dream that Richard watches this vid and shows a reaction live stream. He wouldn't even realize its an impersonation of him until the very end which would make it even funnier for me.
BESPOKE
Witchard*
That DF parody is just pure gold.
That shit had me ugly laughing
Whats df ?
@@jamesb3623 Digital Foundry, a youtube channel which analyzes technical performances and achievements in games and gaming hardware.
Over FORTY graphics
AMD brick, coming to a home depot near you for 39.99
The DF parody is so accurate.
DF?
We counted over 40 graphics xDD
dwarf fortress parody?
Digital Foundry
I remember that I even watched the exact video he was parodying
NOTHING SHORT OF GRAPHICS
In our Digital Foundry Analysis we counted OVER 40 GRAPHICS and expect even more to come in future updates
I died from laughing at the DF skit
I was laughing like a frickin hyena that shit was so fun I had tears rolling down my face
I love the digital foundry parody.
I don't even think Nerrel hates HK that much, but he's pretending to hate it just to piss off people lol
And I respect that.
honestly i'd do the same thing just for the fun of it haha
Hollow Knight is my favorite game of all time and I am always simultaneously laughing and filling with rage when he does it
I Love Hollow Knight but I fucking hate most of the fan base,its starting to become as bad as Undertale and FNAF in their prime.
@@Ghost-ul8eu As bad as Undertale and Fnaf? Please tell me people haven't started making HK porn...
@@orions2908 oh you poor innocent soul. I hope you never have to see it
As to why the front door was open, the game AND Jesse hint that Ahti and Polaris were the ones that somehow allowed you in. Yeah, it's kinda weird that the shutters weren't down, but it's also weird that you're in a vast, infinite building with psychic powers.
It’s all explained in the game. Idk what’s he’s taking about . The building is a fault large building like in the middle of NYC. The blinds being open doesn’t matter because the building is protected with some kind of magic. You can’t find the building unless you know it exist and are looking for it and even then you might need something to unveil it. Polaris helped her both find it and just waltz right in
It sounds like he doesn't care and skipped a few cutscenes.
@@Deliveredmean42 "you can skip all the cutscenes and writings and be fine" -> "why is it surprising that she managed to get in during lockdown??" 🌚
@@EggEnjoyer The building is protected by a magical veil, but that veil doesn't do anything to stop hiss-infected people from getting out of the building, which is why the building was locked down. So the lobby room with breakable windows to the outside world, and unlocked doors connecting the outside world with the rest of the facility, still doesn't really make sense.
@@neb8512 How? The building would just shift around if it thought Hiss we're about to escape.
Nerrel, you're in for it now.
My dear cat, Pitoe, is a big hollow knight fan and this is the SECOND time you've stressed him out by unfairly criticizing the game.
I demand you send an apology and an essay on Hollow Knight's excellent design by tomorrow.
I disagree with most of his points about HK but I have to admire his dedication to the bit
I also, don't agree with him, but i respect how he has the balls to be honest about his opinions and feelings towards the game.
Pitou?
Mike's Workshop pitou is his dear cat
@@MikesBigWorkshop from Hunter x Hunter?
That outro is pure gold
You are the one man I know in the world who has the absolute balls to criticize Hollow Knight and I have an extreme amount of respect for you.
That game was worse for its platforming and was too long to be compelling.
@@bartandaelus359 I wish it was longer tbh
@@bartandaelus359 Complaining that a game has too much content... to each their own I guess. I can understand not liking the platforming though, even if I don't agree.
@@ProbablyNotARobot Yes, a game can have too much content, or did you jump straight into Assassin's Creed Odyssey the moment you unlocked the 100% achievement in Assassin's Creed Origins?
@@ThePhantomTommy Game length isn't the same as content. Ass creed is mostly the same assets and gameplay copy-pasted a bajillion times. Whereas in Hollow Knight you're seeing new areas and being presented with new challenges and boss fights that entire time.
5:50 Has to put a disclaimer up for mentioning Hollow Knight
"Well it sounds like harmless comparison. Where the controversial opinion?"
"I guess the difference is that I like how Control plays"
"...and there it is."
When Nerrel posts a new vid, I lose all Control
" a good shooter that gives you a lot of shootey time for the money"- Nerrel 2020
I recently discovered your channel and I must say that you instantly became one of my favorite game reviewers. The way you analyse the mechanics of a game and formulate fair and constructive points combined with the hilarious humor is honestly brilliant. If I may suggest a topic, I would love to see your view of the Devil May Cry series or other action games. I wish you a successful future for you and your channel!
"The story didn't make sense"
"I didn't read anything"
Hmm.
Loved the lore of Control, even it it was completely lifting off the SPD fanfiction a lot of the time.
You mean Power Rangers SPD? I agree
@@manakmishra I personally think Power Rangers RPM is better.
Me too. It has that Remedy charm, especially the Alan Wake crossover dlc.
I also enjoyed the story. The oldest house as a character was probably my strongest pull to continue. I also found the greater extended universe lore pretty interesting but I'm also the type of person who reveled in reading those memos he complained about. I can understand his perspective even if I didn't share it.
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I never touched Quantum Break, but I'm glad to see that Control is good. I know that Remedy's whole shtick is "WHAT IF YOU HAD POWERS IN A THIRD PERSON SHOOTER" but Control seems to be their best outing in a long time purely because of its creative atmosphere and environment.
Control is ok at best
Did we watch the same video? What I got from this was never to buy this game and maybe if its $1
Ah yes, I remember when Max Payne threw lightning bolts at his child's killer for three games, or when Alan Wake used his hover ability to evade the police, you're so right.
What an awful take.
@@PinkManGuy Max Payne has slow motion powers, Alan Wake is entirely based around light manipulation from various sources to break enemy defenses, and theres too many to list in Quantum Break. Not sure how you didnt realize this, especially considering Max Payne's biggest selling point was the slow motion stuff.
@@gvulture1277 He said the gameplay was great and if you want a third person shooter with a good amount of meat on its bones then it's worth playing. Just because he criticized it a bunch doesnt mean he disliked the game, just that it has a bunch of issues.
Why did you have to kill digital foundry's entire career like that at the end?
And, while the story isn’t for everyone, I quite enjoyed it, and I feel that enjoying it vastly helps with the experience
I was questioning my judgement of story/narrative watching this video. I have enjoyed all remedy games/stories and story snippets in the past so it was no surprise for me that i would like this one. But I start questioning my ability to judge stories when I see a reviewer I respect dismiss it so blatantly. Do I read too few works fiction to really get a good judgement? I read mostly long-form news articles and (Actual good)forum/reddit discussions. Is that just too low of a basis for recognising a good story? what about you @mixlr the mixer and @Nerrel ?
@@marcovpv reading books and watching TV shows helps in understanding narrative as a concept, and really just playing more story based games... Exposing yourself to more story, in whatever way you choose.
Idk
Book reccomendations:
Carrie by Stephen King
Dune by Frank Herbert
Leviathan Wakes by James S. A. Corey
The Name of The Wind by Patrick Rothfuss
TV show reccomendations:
The End of The F**king World
Doctor Who
Vikings
Sense8
(This one's an anime, but it's so good I think it escapes the pitfall of that culture) Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Game Reccomendations:
Amnesia (horror, but great story)
Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs
Subnautica
The Last Of Us
Red Dead Redemption 2
Life Is Strange
@@marcovpv Don’t let reviewers dictate your opinion, even if you do like and respect them. Even if someone is more well read than you, that’s doesn’t mean their analysis is better. It could very well be flawed or they missed out on narratives aspects that you picked up on. Or your opinions just differ. Maybe you should start an inner dialogue with yourself and argue why you think this games story is good. Your opinions thought process is just as valid as nerrel’s. Only difference is that you didn’t make a video essay about your ideas
Yeah the complete dismissal of the lore pickups was weird for me, as I have probably spent just as much time reading the notes and listening to audiotapes as I have playing the actual game. Also, the point of the Motel sequences isn’t really the actual puzzles but just how dripping in eerie atmosphere they are. If stuff like the noise that plays when you pull the light switch, the changing paintings, the empty room, and shit that absolutely fucking terrifying jumpscare of Jesse’s brothers face that comes up when you’re heading to the Panopticon doesn’t do it for you then I don’t know what to say
@@TepidBlack i think if you grew up with SCP, the lore packets hit harder. I've always enjoyed scp, warehouse 13, and little science fiction or fantasy stories about items or places which alter or distort the world somehow, so this game story and atmosphere just knocked it out of the park for me.
Sounds a lot like Prey with raytracing... Preytracing...
I wish it was anywhere near as good as prey tbh
This comment is seriously so funny... God bless
Having played both of them Control definitely gave me Prey vibes here and there. It's just not as good as Prey by a long shot.
Which Prey are we talking about, here?
@@bearpuns5910 Prey 2017
the digital foundry parody at the end was so funny, i couldn't stop laughing
That was honestly the hardest I've laughed all week. I wasn't prepared for it at all
It's ok that nerrel releases a video once every two months if this is the kind of gold tier content he's churning out
I loved this game. Me and a friend split the cost of the ps4 version and I handed it off to him shortly after beating it. And I'm quite happy with that. I don't think I'll be buying the ultimate edition in the near future (certainly not on pc at least, if you didn't have the hardware to play it at the best settings, I can't even imagine how low the settings and framerate would be for me lol). I don't think the game lends itself very well to replaying it right away. A lot of the game's appeal to me was in its atmosphere. The gunplay never really hooked me and most of the time felt like a pace breaker. In fact, in a lot of ways the game reminded me of playing Arkham Asylum for the first time, how the game's world felt tinged in an unsettling unease all the way through and you got to explore every nook and cranny. And I think that vibe/mood really resonated with me. Control is, in a way, kind of a horror game for people who are too nervous to play an actual horror game. It's not specifically trying to scary you, you'll have gunfights everywhere. But once all the enemies are taken care of, the game gets quiet, all you can hear is diegetic sound, and you start to be hear the chants of people possessed by the Hiss, and you remember, "oh yeah, there's a lot of floating bodies in here." And they all seem to be able speak in a way that's just difficult enough to comprehend that it might as well be gibberish, while still being able to make out enough to recognize words and phrases.
So I'd disagree with the game being edgy. Maybe it's a difference in opinion on what the word means, but there weren't any moments in the game that felt ham fisted with how dark or, quote un-quote, "real" the game is. It's all very surreal and the narrative for me was really exciting to see what impossible thing would happen next. I guess one of my favorite genres is just "Nonsense Sci-Fi" lol! Where something crazy and downright impossible happens, but all the characters take it seriously.
Also, the building itself is pretty odd. The fact the main charater walked right in despite it being in lock down made me think less that the writers forgot, and more that something wanted or allowed Jessie to come in. Be it a force inside, the spirit with Jessie, Ahti, or maybe it was the building itself that wanted her.
Sorry this got so long, I thought this would be way shorter. So I'll just end this by saying that this was a good review, I hadn't thought of this game in a while so it was fun being reminded of it. I didn't know there was an ultimate edition coming out. I wish I could just upgrade my current version to it, since like I said, replays aren't this games strongest suit. But I wouldn't mind being able to do all the sidequest stuff and other added content with my completed save. Oh well, I liked the game a lot and I'll probably play it again when it'll be fresh for me again. Maybe that's when I'll buy the ultimate edition.
that Digital Foundry parody at the end was just amazing
Thank you sir for the controller configuration. Enjoyed playing through the whole game with it.
Thanks for the review, it’s something I’ll certainly look into picking up now thanks to your insight. Just going to be waiting until I pick up a new GPU and this seems to be a fun time. One thing I didn’t hear you mention was keyboard and mouse, how well do the bindings translate and does movement suffer on WASD?
"it's quite a challenge for the hardware" actually gave me goosebumps, that was uncanny
The fact that they were able to fit 40 graphics into this game is a testament to modern technology
I only know about this game because it used Fear of a Blank Planet in the end credits. A pleasant surprise all around.
I'm hoping for a video on 3D All-Stars in the future just to hear your opinion on it.
Might happen
You could also just upscale some ROMs and you'd get the same experience lmao
Nerrel sounds good
Guess what? It happened. It’s good!
This channel's getting better by the video. Love watching your stuff.
I had no idea this game existed untill Nerrel covered it. Classic Nerrel.
6:51 damn that DF parody is so good, I didn't even think that it was you at first
I love your videos man, your probably one of the most smartest TH-camrs, at least when it come to reviews of games, keep up the good work
Love the humour in your vids honestly this is my new favourite channel.
Digital Foundry feels so attacked right now
Why?
I think you're up there with Mandalore, Sseth and Grim Beard with how entertaining your videos are. Keep up the good work!
I've learned my lesson with new games, patience = discounts. And it's not like waiting affects anything.. just the sweet call of Death
You're right there. I got Control for free thanks to Epic. Can't say I would've ever given it a shot otherwise.
I totally disagree about the story. Yes the cutscenes are edgy, but i loved reading all the text and i almost never read extra stuff in games.
Same, the whole concept of the story is so interesting and fun
To me the extra text was the only good part of the story
Ashtray maze was fucking awesome. I wasn't expecting that
Remember Crysis? This is him now.
Feel old yet?
I had to stop playing this game just a few hours in because of how terribly it runs on the base PS4.
Uh I mean I played it on base PS4 and it wasn’t that bad. The frame rate sucked whenever you unpause or use the map and there were a couple drops at times but overall it was pretty good
@@dailydoseofvitaminc6565 I can't stand that type of stuff personally, if a game has any frame-rate issues, I just avoid it. I tried to play Bloodborne, and it gave me a headache...
Well, goldeneye 007, perfect dark and turok series for N64 always suffered with terrible framerate, sometimes dropping lower than 10 FPS, even tho they are playable.
@@sanglish18 Personally, the problem is that I'm spoiled, lol. I can't play my pc games that all run at 60+ fps, then go back to games with framerate issues. It just sticks out like a sore thumb.
@@85wastedyears for these games like I said I consider that the lower framerate is actually a part of the gameplay, where you have to be very careful and precise in which moments the game drops FPS for making good use of "culling" techniques. I know that no game is made with a lower framerate in mind, especially nowadays, where people get so used with ++120 FPS that can't even play anything at 30 FPS. When F-Zero X was released, people thought the graphics were pretty bad and didn't give a shit about the incredible stable 60 FPS this game had, but people at that time loved games with good graphics but terrible framerate (like I said, goldeneye, perfect dark, Turok 2, etc)... so I guess that makes sense at that time. Maybe I'm just not used to play games at higher framerate, I'm now playing Sonic Generations at 240p running at 20 FPS or lower in my shitty Intel Celeron laptop with no graphics card and I'm enjoying a lot. I really wanted to play Sonic Forces, but the game just crashes.
Holy shit that's an amazing phil Ken sebben
Someone finally gets it
How the F do so few people have watched this video ?? It's one of your best !!! >:^(
I love how Nerrel's videos are so good half of the comments are talking about the gag at the END of the video.
What settings do you use for gyro in shooting games. I wanna use gyro in all shooters that i get on PC and would like to know! I saw the screenshot in the video but there's way more to this than I thought.
This is the first time I am actually seeing proper gameplay of this. I have only watched videos of people showcasing the destruction elements of the game. Thought it is more of a walking simulator with a bit of shooty shooty. Am I the only one that experienced this?
Same. Game has never interested me due to the lackluster cover art and title. So boring. Only watching footage of it now because I'll watch anything from Nerrel.
brandonprows This game is atmospheric af. The fact that the whole game takes place inside a building mostly kinda fucks it up. But it’s one of those games where you’re mesmerized by the atmosphere and maybe story. Great presentation and cinematography. It’s not the most diverse game, but I’ve played open world games with less depth and less interesting or engaging environments.
Nice “Richard Leadbetter” impression 😂🤣😭👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Great video as always.
*It's like Hollow Knight in all the wrong ways*
OK, now I'm sold
Your DF impression at the end is the crowning achievement of your channel
Your impressions are truly incredible. I remember your absolutely accurate Jimmy Stewart. You should do Video Game VA.
That Digital Foundry impression made my year, what was achieved here was nothing short of comedy, indeed there is comedy to be seen all over
I just came here to tell you that this was a very nice Digital Foundry impression, loved the frametime meter as well. 😂
nerrel has a great way of tying in his hot takes to his previously established hot takes and we love him for it
OKAY. THAT RICHARD IMPRESSION HAS SENT ME.
I played this game on a 2070 Super and RTX plus DLSS made it look pretty great most of the time. The story let you get into it if you wanted by reading really interesting lore, but it didn’t get in the way if you wanted to go headlong into shooting. And the gunplay and psychic powers are intuitive and extremely satisfying, especially in the last 1/3 of the game once you have more upgrades and ability unlocks. Not a timeless classic like some people are claiming but it was definitely still fun.
You should know that you don't have to miss out on any of Steam's features when buying games outside of Steam. If you just add them to your Steam library as "non-Steam games" you get the full functionality that you would get from games purchased directly from Steam, with the exception of achievements and cloud saves, which are things that the other launcher hopefully provides.
The lore is hella cool if you're into SCP type stories, my only real issue with the game were the hard to see insta death pits like you mentioned and some of the end game content that artificially raises difficulty with cheap af enemies that kill you super fast without you being able to tell what happened
Here's the thing, I can get into a *good* lovecraft-esque story, but it has to be good. My issue with most stories of this ilk is they tend to be rather shoddily put together and have lots of plausibility gaps, inconsistent logic, internal contradictions etc. Does Control's story manage to make some kind of sense within its own logic? If so, could be fun.
@@CuriousKey I definitely think it does! you can tell a ton of effort has been put into it, there's not only the documents that you can find around that range from official government stuff to employees talking about their book club to weird letters from crazy people
and then there's also the top tier enviromental story telling with posters, whiteboards, projectors with weird videos playing all in ways that make sense in the setting
Hey Nerrel! I am a life long console player who is interested in trying out Gyro. I watched your videos about it and was thinking about giving it a shot with this game on steam. Would you recommend using the steam software or downloading Joy Shock Mapper?
Steam works well for third person shooters, you'll have to set the gyro as a mouse and then use mode shifting to kb+mouse inputs when pulling the left trigger. I haven't tried Joy Shock Mapper for just gyro yet but I think it's better for FPS
@@Nerrel I can give additional info to why you need to use Mode Shift.
Usually, certain games allow you to use both Controller and Mouse Input at the same time, and is often relied upon for Gyro Aiming or Steam Controller's Trackpads. But for the case with Control; despite being a Single-Player-focused game, it doesn't support that.
For those who want to use Gyro Aiming, there are 2 workarounds: Use Mouse Joystick (Which the Right Stick functions as a Mouse) or go full Keyboard/Mouse at a cost of Analog Movement.
Thankfully, Mode Shift is a decent workaround as you press a Button/Trigger and it'll switch to any a Alternative Controller Layout. This is the method Nerrel went with.
@@AL2009man Could you expand on this? I have right mouse mapped to LT, and gyro as mouse with mode shifting on left trigger full pull as he does in the video, but then what? How do you get it to actually use m&kb controls during an LT press?
@@Matt-gh2zm simple, you bind all the Necessary Keyboard+Mouse Binds (matching Controller Layout) to the Controller in Mode-Shift Mode.
You also have to bind Left and Right Bumpers (L/R or L1/F1) with Chorded Press since they don't offer Mode Shift options.
Wow Nerrel and AL2009man! This is a big help! I'll give it a try next weekend and see how it goes.
That is an *excellent* digital foundry impression.
I just got Control and was having trouble playing with M&K. I'm a Splatoon player so I went to try and get gyro to work with the Pro Controller. Wouldn't work. So than I browsed the configs and found your Gyro config. THANK. YOU. SO. MUCH! I probably wouldn't have been able to play the game if you didn't do that.
is the gyro config just emulating wasd? or does it actually use the full analog stick functionality
@@desertcat6719 Full analog stick
@@smudgybard8983 yeah i saw nerral's config after i commented
Love the regular uploads mate
LMAO that Digital Foundry mock at the end was GOLD!
The way you weave your dry humour into your critics is wonderful.
Nerrel, your content is darn good.
I love how at 2:07 you show the 1 mission that glitched for me and I could not 100% the game. The fungus in that toilet wouldn't let me interact with it.
The Digital Foundry impression friggin killed me.
This game definitely felt like something that was a part of the SPC Foundation lore.
Literally thought for a moment that this video finished and that TH-cam dropped me partway into a Digital Foundry video about Control that I'd halfway finished at some point in the past.
fuck, "nothing short of graphics" is possibly the funniest thing I've ever heard.
The Shivering Truth reference, epic
Wait, did the Steam version change it so you can use mouse and gamepad at the same time? I tried playing the EGS version through Steam and mapping gyro to mouse, but it did that thing where the inputs fight each other for control and gamepad inputs don't respond if the "mouse" is moving.
I use mode shifting so that the gyro only becomes a mouse when holding the aim button, I also shift the stick to WASD, the right trigger to left mouse, and whatever face buttons I need while aiming to the kb inputs. Works well in 95% of games
@@Nerrel oh wow that's smart it's amazing how advanced steams features have become
I can't believe you got Richard to show up in your review!
Bruhhhh how did you get that DF Feature lmaooooo this was soooo on point, even the cadence!!
i'll give you a like for the DF segment alone, you completely nailed it
I want a Digible Foumbly analysis in every nerrel video
I'm glad I stayed for the end😂🤣😂 So much graphics.
Pretty sure with the lockdown was that you can only access the lobby. The elevator is what's keeping the lockdown in place rather than the front door
Ooh, speaking of Steam's features, they officially implemented Flick Stick shortly ago, and it works great! You might want to check that out.
5:19 is this Kingdom Hearts?
I love the digital foundry imitation at the end
llmao that digital foundry impersonation was spot on
holy shit the ending bit was so good
Nice video! Good game after all! Waiting Control 2.
Oh man, that ending was so funny I nearly choked on my cereal...I could've died!!!
I just subbed. That’s a good video.
I kinda wish you mentioned just how aggressive the enemy AI is because that's one of the things I loved about the game was how willing the game was to fuck you over.
PS: the controls are surprisingly bearable on ps4 since the aiming is really steady and the game has tons of customizability options on that front
completely agree about the pitfalls though. the one boss that keeps making holes in the ground is probably the worst part of the game despite how cool it looks
That Digital Foundry impersonation made my week. Hahahaha!!! That was SPOT ON.
I have a question. You played it on steam controller but i have problem with it. When i try use mouse input on gyro it start glitching movement. Mouse joystick is jittery. And KB+M template has terrible movement. Ou hell i'am lost cause.
I watch Nerrel videos for the ending gags.
I really hope @DigitalFoundry see that. that was perfect. Good job, god I lost it at that part haha.
This game really solidified my decision from a few years ago to buy most AAA games at least 6 months after launch. You can usually get a great sale price and occasionally a definitive edition that includes all dlc. It really makes me wonder what can be done about this for folks who want to support on launch... As it is, these folks are basically beta testers (see differences between dlss 1.0 and 2.0 and paying far more for that inferior experience).
I also wonder about the lazy man's metroidvania maps and abilities that have been popping up. I feel like once I realize locations are being gated by abilities, I instantly know to wait to do most side quests and optional exploration to avoid wasting time... (GOW2018 is another example of this) In Control especially, waiting until you get flight dramatically aids in giving combat at least some variety. Doing optional areas before that necessarily means more poorer combat experiences...
P. S. I love the DF saltire 😂 but yea... Playing on a 2080ti took this game to a different level for me, it's basically a tech demo for rtx.
You need to upgrade from that brick to a cinderblock.
I’ve seen only 2 videos and was thinking of subbing and right at that very moment the Digital Foundry parody played, yep I’m subbing
I’m genuinely surprised the Map and design of the building wasn’t brought up. I’m finding that it’s a slog to traverse and often doesn’t guide you in the slightest beyond following signs.
Outro may be a DF parody, but I'm also sensing notes of the Monty Python "Royal Society For Putting Things On Top Of Other Things":
"This year our Australasian members and the various organizations affiliated to our Australasian branches put no fewer than twenty-two things on top of other things."
omg that ending was the best part of the video xD
That digital foundry bit at the end fucking killed me lol
I just want to know if they finally added the option to disable motion blur. If they havent, this shit is getting nowhere near my pc again. Last time i tried it i got dizzy after a few minutes of playing and just had to stop
I I bought it on PS4 at Target on a whim. It just looked like a Jean Grey solo game.
Mr. Dibital Fowndry here reporting in for dooty