Dragon Age: Origins - It came out back in like 08 or something and I gave it a playthrough. It took me the better part of a year because I know I started up the main campaign before I got married. I got the ultimate edition that comes with all the extra DLC and the DA:O: Awakening expansion. So I played through the main campaign and like half of the DLC. There's lots of stuff to do so that's a plus I guess. You can customize your party a good amount and if you play on harder difficulty that's going to be necessary. You have to get your party members to do certain actions based on certain conditions. The combat system is basically a numbers game. The story is pretty bland. Some of the characters have some mildly interesting developments but it's not all that compelling. There's a choice system or whatever they're just dialog choices and a lot of them seem to be just choice for choice's sake. There's no real consequence to a lot of them. Graphically it's pretty obvious the game is a few years old and that they spend more resources on system/world development than graphics. So why did I finish this game since I'm not all that into it? Good question because I'm not really sure. I guess I felt like I put so much time into it that I should go ahead and finish it. There were a couple times I just wanted to see what happened next. 3 out of 5 awkward blood covered conversations.
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Batman: Arkham Asylum - Beat this a couple days ago. It's really well crafted and I can see why it got all the good reviews it. There was a lot of attention to detail which maybe they were able to do since they kept you in a relatively small area for the whole game. It never felt cramped or too small though. I think the area was appropriate for the length of the game. Sometimes I think they're making big expansive areas for the sake of big expansive areas. They're not really adding anything to the experience except a sense of expansiveness. And usually detail suffers in that case. The controls were good and snappy. I enjoyed tracking down the hidden stuff. The story was OK. Joker is up to shenanigans and you have to stop him. The one area they really needed to polish up was the voice acting mainly for Batman. They apparently just mapped speech to the mouth and not the whole face and the voice actor sounded pretty disinterested the whole time. Batman's interactions were either "What happened here?...OK stay here where it's safer" or "I'm going to stop you". Also I would've liked to have been able to stalk and snatch up bad guys a bit more. You could do that every once in a while but a lot of the bad guys were clumped together so you have to just go balls to the wall brawl mode which was fine. After a while though you just wish you had some sort of AoE weapon to stun a bunch of dudes at once. There's some challenge modes that might be fun like how long can you last before you die or how quick can you take out this many bad guys but I'll prob just leave them. 4.5 out of 5 "NO just stay here"s. I've got the sequel Arkham City ready to go. I think I'm going to try the Assassin's Creed series though.
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