I also have a rare type of colorblindness, and it sucks when certain parts of a game are seemingly locked behind color perception. Like, if there’s going to be a reflex mechanic that necessitates a distinction between two colors, please let me customize those two colors in the options. And don’t limit it to deuteranopia, protanopia, and tritanopia; just let me choose the fucking colors. Some games do it right, but most just assume everyone can perceive colors the same way
Is that not a thing people do?
Tastes like sugary water.
You know what works really well for lip/mouth burn?
Soap. Seriously, try it if you ever need a nuclear option.
Bloody Roar. The rights are held by Konami, so there’s practically no chance of it happening.
I love this song
That’s one way to interpret it, but I don’t think the movies ever actually tell us that. The game certainly suggests something else entirely.
Brutal. He’s so wrong and he has no idea.
Same. I played it on the switch maybe a year ago, and at first I didn’t understand the reputation for being tough, but after a half hour I was too frustrated to keep playing.
Same! I liked the first one a lot, but after a while I just didn’t want to play it anymore. In retrospect, I think it was the ridiculous amount of dialogue that turned me off. Each bit of progress was met with a 10 minute conversation between pretty bland characters. I imagine this one will be similar, but I’ll just resolve to get through it.
Such a good song. I like when the guy is fixing his hair in the reflection of the disco ball.
Me too! They can take as long as they need.
Yeah I’m totally gonna grab it. Not sure when I’ll get a chance to play it though.
It looks great.
My concern would be if someone slipped and got their leg wedged between two of the steps
Yep, that snake is gonna corn up real nice
Colorblind options that let me specifically choose the color of each HUD/UI element. I don’t want an overlay for the whole game, I just want to be able to distinguish icons in the UI that might have color-coding too similar for my eyes to perceive at a glance