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Post by chronotigger65 on Dec 22, 2014 21:28:14 GMT -5
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Post by vetus on Dec 23, 2014 13:20:36 GMT -5
LDS: Dream Emulator has a cult, strong following that made it get a re-release at PSN. I haven't played it yet but I must someday. Judging from the early, gameplay trailer, the remake doesn't looks so surreal like the original. I'll leave it to people who played the demo make a proper judgement. Thanks for the link by the way.
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tmk
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Post by tmk on Dec 23, 2014 13:40:10 GMT -5
LDS: Dream Emulator has a cult, strong following that made it get a re-release at PSN. I haven't played it yet but I must someday. Judging from the early, gameplay trailer, the remake doesn't looks so surreal like the original. I'll leave it to people who played the demo make a proper judgement. Thanks for the link by the way. I'd strongly recommend reading the book it was inspired by, it's a great, surreal thing to check out. The game... well, once the novelty wore off I didn't really know why should I keep playing. Especially since that sound of footsteps is unbearable. But once you get to the shady districts it's becoming really tense. You're afraid of what might be hiding around the corner, what might spawn right in front of you. Interesting thing but I don't really see the point of remaking it: part of it's appeal is this total obscurity.
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