EmmaJean

Woah! Top 5 worst? That blows my mind. Im on the opposite side. It wasn't in my top 5 favorites but I really enjoyed my playthrough and thought that CDPR did a great job making most quests feel thought out and full of story. I never felt like anything I was doing was a chore and was locked in for my whole playthrough.

And for context, I play every kind of game and am by no means a casual gamer. So at least now you know of one person who is a hardcore gamer who also loves TW3.

I mean, if it is the same caliber or better than PoP: Lost Crown, I'd for sure play it. Santa Monica Studios really doesn't miss, and I think a metroidvania would be a much easier project for them, which could lead to them raising the bar for that whole genre.

Every time I think of replaying this game, another big update gets announced. I feel like I'm just going to wait another year or so and when I do replay it, it'll feel like a brand new experience.

I remember when this game first launched and you were harvesting resources from giant formations that jutted out of the ground. It's incredible to see how far it has come since then.

They definitely have an opportunity to finish Super strong, using the quality of modern animation standards to deliver the best Dragon Ball stuff to date.

But I feel like I'd still get way more excited with a complete series refresh...like go back to the beginning of Z and reanimate and retell everything with a power system that is designed to scale properly with the whole scope of Z, Daima, and Super considered. Same stories...different direction for how they're delivered and different art style. Like, imagine the whole thing told through that "Legend - A Dragon Ball Tale" style.

June 2025 has way more great games than June 2024 IMO, even excluding the re-releases and Switch 2 ports.

Despite some of the bigger name releases being this month, like Death Stranding 2, I'm actually looking forward to the indies like Wizard of Legend 2 and Date Everything! More. And if I do ever get a Switch 2, both Zelda upgrades are top of my list as well.

I think there is a way to spin just about anyone becoming a villain. Look how dark Deku got from seeing the devastation Shigaraki caused after awakening. But Bakugo turning villain would have been a disservice to his pride and grit as a character as he loved All Might just as much as Deku did and strived to be the best hero. Although he has the temperament to be a villain, his ideals and true character would never allow it.

I love truly different each character's mechanics are. It makes them each feel incredibly unique, and there are tons of ways to build your team around certain tactics, especially with the staggering amount of pictos available.