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Prince of Persia Warrior Within

The Legend of Heroes Trails in the Sky trilogy takes me back to the classic PS1 JRPG cult classics like Lunar, Grandia and Arc the Lad. Ys 1-6 reminds me of playing pre N64 Legend of Zelda games. ...You really need to play some Nihon Falcom games. Also with this video you’re pretty much describing what in Japan is known as chuuni/chuunibyou 😁

I just completed the game myself 2 days ago 😅 amazing game imo

*alcohol poisoning intensifies*

I saw this comment and got drunk just thinking about it

So everyone will be dead within the first 3minutes

He seems to be stuck in a nine-year-old mind set

I like having shooting and schools in one sentence 🌚

It's the same thing my guy.

@@MrRizeAG Ouch, lol.

Oh yeah. XD

That's because the game was made by a comic artist who made comic books just like the ones you're describing. Joe Madureira. He did art for comics for Marvel and DC if I'm not mistaken. Then he decided he wanted to make a game and do art for a game wholly his own. The closest of his personal works to this would be Battle Chasers.

Or watching early 2000s superhero movies.

I love warhammer

Not necesarily. I didn't like the 2nd game vey much.

I liked all of them so far. And Death was probably the best character the series had till Strife got in in Genesis.

@@DarshanBhambhani Well it was certainly different than 1 and 2. It made furry seem extremely weak compared to her brothers but it was different.

@@walterwhite7376 for you. I had fun with each one. To each their own.

I love this franchise for this reason. Each game is completely different. In times like Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, Gears of War and pretty much every ip get sequel after sequel that plays almost the same, Darksiders was very endearing for me by always going for a different approach. The first one focus in the Zelda style design.. second one feels more RPG with lots of loot and status.. third one a bit of Souls like... Genesis isometric twin shooter/Diablo kinda thing... I wouldn't be surprise if Darksiders 4 is basically a shooter or even a fps.

@Tom The Fish Nah people played Okami alright.

To this day Darksiders has sold more than Okami. Okami is my favorite non-Zelda Zelda besides Alundra.

Zelda + GoW

Back in the day Screwattack did a hilarious video on Darksiders being THE dark legend of zelda

@Tom The Fish nah this game is better. Okami is too cute and boring.

Pffffffffff😒 Y'all in middleschool still?

I thought it was way too drawn-out, first half was alright but then it just drags on for too long

@@Jerryx29 I agree. I was almost to the end and quit playing because I just lost interest, I never do that. Not the only did it drag towards the end but the constant puzzles got really redundant

ShadowOfNexxus I thought it was alright, nothing special. One of the most 7/10 games i have played.

Matt Murphy for the most part I actually liked the puzzles all throughout the game, but the end definitely feels like a slog. I damn near quit when I realized I was gonna have to go back through almost every previous area for the Armageddon Blade.

That's Infinite!? Oh, boy... That Middle School Edge metaphor just keeps getting better and better...!

And Gill for SFV

Yep, just found out he was Gill the other day, it's amazing

Gaara from Naruto as well

And that one guy from Lost Planet 2

It's to bad kids these days hate thia stuff. I need some more edge in my life other than my own edgy self ( I'm told I'm edgy at least).

@@M7S4I5L8V2A Oh, no, as I've seen (I have a little sister), kids today are still *very* much into ridiculous edgelord stuff like this. It's just that children's media for that demographic is pretty-much non-existant these days, but the demographic is still very much there.

@@lugbzurg8987 I'm speaking more about teenagers. When I usually see some complaint about things I like the slightest bit of edge is what turns them off. I know a lot of it is just surface level stuff and they never actually look beyond that surface but that's enough to make people avoid the stuff. One thing I've been seeing recently as of the last few years in the anime community is that people will actively deny things they don't personally like being in stuff. Something like Attack on Titan having some edge is something people will deny yet they'll avoid anything else with edge. I'm not expecting people to enjoy a character like Death or anything but calling something Devil May Cry shit because Dante is Dante is just ridiculous to me. Actively avoiding something good just because of something like edge is a problem to me.

@@M7S4I5L8V2A Oh, I get you. *Sonic the Hedgehog* That more or less speaks for itself. It gets really annoying when people start crying about anything remotely-cool being in a Sonic game, and insisting it needs to be sanitized to a near-Teletubbies level.

well to be fair, I love when he gets a theme and sticks to it throughout the episode, makes it feel more than just a game review, like it's a commentary on some aspect of life and not just a commentary on completing darksiders. Maybe it could have been a little subtler or more entertaining, but I like the consistency.

That was my take away as well, but having a theme and sprinkling it throughout the episode is welcomed.

I did a week ago lol

Playing this game on the switch is incredible. Played it on PS3, PS4, and now switch

I started playing this game 2 days ago, and as I was playing, I get the notification of this video.

Man, same. Everybody’s itching for Darksiders lately, it seems.

I downloaded for free from the Epic Game Store

I haven’t played Darksiders 2 in a while so don’t quote me on this but I THINK there was a claymore or something that Death had as a secondary weapon. That’s a sword.

Why would you have to say unironically? These games are amazing.

@@crapwithanopinion2919 Absolute fact, that.

In ninth grade now and enjoying this on the daily

I dunno: how about Doom, or Devil May Cry, or Mortal Kombat, or Dark Souls???

@@taylorstratford9717 DMC and Doom have actual metal music though...

@@taylorstratford9717 oh. No they do not have licenced music from bands like Megadeth or the eagles

@@Countdownsmiles Neither of those games are about a Death Metal world. Brutal Legend lives and dies and breathes Death Metal aesthetic!

Facts like I don’t get why he keeps saying that reminds me more of a god of war vibe more than what he was taking about

Same. The second one was too Diablo-like with the loot(I prefer finely crafted and balanced loot than RNG madness) and the interaction with the NPCs were very stiff in comparison with the first game. It was also very repetitive.

Same here, buddy

Pretty sure it's Liam O'brien, he voiced Gaara, Asura and Kain Highwind.

It is, and he's pretty much doing his Illidan Stormrage voice, which is odd as the character looks ust like Arthas, so 2 WoW characters combined.

I also wanted to share some constructive criticism but I wanted to make it clear it’s coming from a place of respect and positivity first.(hard to show that in text on the internet.) I’d be so interested to see a new kind of video from you of games you beat with the goal of having the most fun possible and not 100%. I think a lot of your viewers are like me and love the current vids but would love to see a new kind (not a replacement) in addition to your staple content. Thanks man!

Me too

My head went straight to Illidan.

CommanderS579 Liam always voices the best characters.

Vax would be proud, and Caleb would be indifferent (or the other way around, I'm not sure)

and why you think that? I played darksiders 1, 2 and 3, but I only finished darksiders 1 because darksiders 2 and 3 i didn't liked that much but in my opinion darksiders 2 was the worst of the 3 games, so now i'm curious to know why you think darksiders 2 is the best of the series

I liked darksiders 2 but the game had a lot of glitches.

@@FiLpLokko best story, world building, combat, the fact that you visit more places than just earth, its puzzles, replay value, faster gameplay, expanded on the ideas of Dark Siders 1, and last but not least you have a better skill tree and can switch your playstyle based on your perception of Death , either making him a Necomancer or a Hack and Slash duel Sythe-wielding with teleports and more

Darksiders 3 is the worst one saddly

Personally: Darksiders 1: A fun experience. It’s nice to get to know War and see his journey. The Watcher is the textbook definition of a foil, being War’s opposite for the most part. Their dynamic is fun to watch even if it can feel one-sided. The game has some really nice moments (The coliseum in the Ashland’s for example) and is overall very fun. It also has some really great puzzles. The combat is satisfying but I stopped being interested in it after a while. Maybe it got repetitive or something but eventually I got bored. As far as I’m concerned the biggest failure in the combat are the wrath abilities, I almost never felt the need to use them. The story is also simple but it works for the game so it’s fine. Just like BotW it’s simply an excuse to let War travel earth and punch things. Overall I think this game is worth your time. Darksiders 2: A flawed masterpiece, the best in the series. Improved on Darksiders 1 by a mile. Fixed the wrath abilities issue I had with 1, they felt like an actual part of the combat instead of a gimmick. The combat itself was more diversified and more fun. Not to mention flashy, they really wanted the player to feel cool in this game and I think they nailed it. Let’s not forget to talk about Death himself. His journey is just as interesting to go through as War’s, maybe even more so. I think they did a great job at carving out Death’s personality and not just making him “evil” per se as so many of us would expect the concept of Death to be. I vastly prefer this games story. Not only is it more diverse but I think it has better pacing than 1. Also, this game has some of the best puzzles and dungeons in the series. The Ivory Citadel, The City of the Dead, The Foundry are some of the really good ones. But the game also has some dungeons like The Judicator’s Tomb, which if you’ve played the game I’m sure you’ll agree is a shit dungeon. Also it’s clear some parts of the game for WAY less focus than others (Shadows Edge) and even if they’re not bad it definitely shows. I still think the good greatly outweighs the bad, but I’m not blind to some of the game’s issues. But like I said, I’d say this is the best in the series. Darksiders 3: A significant downgrade from 2. Possibly the worst isn’t the series, depends on how entertaining you found 1. Fury is by far the least likable and interesting of the Horseman, and I haven’t even played as Strife yet. She’s just asshole turned up to 11 for like 70% of the game. I’d probably go as far to say that I don’t think Fury’s a good character until near the end of the game. The Watcher she gets helps but it can only do so much. The combat in this game is also very lacking. It’s very boring. Even if she gets more weapons than both Death and War they don’t do anything interesting with them. The crossover attacks aren’t interesting, the elemental attacks feel like gimmicks, and she lacks the flash of the previous games. Fury doesn’t feel like a Horse(wo)man of the Apocalypse, or at least not one that’s in the same league as her brothers. I do love character designs in this game though, especially the 7 sins. The story is... fine. I mean it works and all I just had trouble getting invested in it. Maybe that’s down to Fury as a character because the story immediately caught me when the game first started. That’s all I’ve really got I think the game is just fine, nothing special. I can elaborate on some of these opinions if anyone wants but these are my personal opinions on all the games, can’t wait to get Genesis.

Axsoul CAMPBELL I forget the name of the anime that he's in... it's on the tip of my tongue. 🤔

Thank you so much jirard!

I think he just means demons and angels appearing in those games. Not literally all of those games have Heaven VS Hell.

Congrats. A device dictates your life.