I think you are about 7 years late for that, Yves. Today that appeal is definitely deniable, and mostly in tatters. SW is at its lowest point since 1977.especially given the undeniable appeal of this legendary franchise
That's another game whose popularity baffles me. I think it is mediocre at best and exhibits issues that other games got lambasted for both before and after that one.Well, the Jedi Survivor series seems to have been pretty universally popular, so I can definitely see myself interested in Outlaws.
my spouse concursI guess we're manbabies.
I like the concept of those games, but can't stand the parkour. It plays just like Titanfall but with a light saber instead of a mech.I enjoyed fallen order and survivor and want to see what's next in that series.
It's from the same developer so that tracks. I liked both games, especially the second one. Gameplay wise it was a solid step forward from the first one with some much needed quality of life improvements.I like the concept of those games, but can't stand the parkour. It plays just like Titanfall but with a light saber instead of a mech.
Honestly... the parkor was... meh compared to something like Assassins Creed. I'd love to see a game with that kind of depth of movement in the star wars universe. Lets face it we're about 60% if not more there.I like the concept of those games, but can't stand the parkour. It plays just like Titanfall but with a light saber instead of a mech.
How is that odd? Video games are not something that is specifically for children. Shiiiiat, children can't appreciate video games the same as someone who has been playing video games for multiple decades.We're **** near 50 if not older now and oddly many of us still game. I guess we're manbabies.
