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February 11, 2012
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Out of This World produced a cinematic style not common in the 16-bit era. At the time the cut scenes seemed so amazing and before its time. Does this gameplay and visuals still stack up today? Read the review and find out.
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March 14, 2012
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I am truly torn.
On one hand this represents a direction that I despise, paving the way for QTEs, Hour-Long Cutscenes, and this pretentious dipshit
On the other hand despite it’s cinematic direction it does none of those things and remembers that it is a GAME first and foremost, and a solid one at that.
Exploring the New World on Nintendo Switch. Currently Playing: Zelda BOTW, Octopath Traveler, Sonic Mania, Yoku's Island Express, Mega Man 11. Currently Watching: Marble Hornets, Luther, Black Mirror, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 5. Currently Reading: Influence by Robert Cialdini.
11:49 am
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January 18, 2013
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I’m glad that someone else reviewed this game (especially jrsupermoore, considering his avatar). I had an interest in reviewing this game after this one website I like called the greatest videogame ever, but it looked too daunting for me to be honest about it.
Bringing up David Cage, yeah, stuff like “Heavy Rain” probably is divisive. I also value games as games first and experiences second (which is why I’m not really into “Earthbound”), so Cage probably isn’t my man.
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May 23, 2012
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I like this game. Known in Europe as ‘Another World’ it’s very different to anything else available on the 16-bit systems. I wouldn’t say it’s astounding, though I did feel that way on its release but it’s strangely persuasive – playing it makes me want to discover the next sections despite the amount of lives I’d run through.
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