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Show posts MenuQuote from: Professor Bear on 28 March, 2021, 09:18:42 PMRatchet and Clank is fun and for me as a sometimes gamer 'neither too hard nor too easy' is my level
Classic action platformer Ratchet & Clank, which was also free from Sony, and while I have played this in various forms over the years, I didn't realise this was such a major overhaul of the original game rather than just a HD upgrade. I never liked the gadget-switching or backtracking to older levels as a game mechanic in this or other games, but this is a serious chunk of entertainment for a freebie, neither too easy nor too hard and will likely keep you occupied for weeks. The framing story and narrative device - based on the recent movie which was in turn based on the original game - is also impressive.



Quote from: Colin YNWA on 12 March, 2021, 10:31:23 PMQuote from: Sean SD on 12 March, 2021, 02:54:46 AM
currently reading 'Trail of the Catwoman' by Darwyn Cooke and Ed Brubaker.
Have read a fair bit of Brubaker but first book for me by Cooke.
They work well as a team, did they work on any other books together?
Don't know if he did any other work with Brubaker but I can certainly recommend some of Cooke's solo work. New Frontiers is as good as folks say - and folks say its very good. He also had a very good 12 issue run on DCs The Spirit - which is probably as that character has been outside of the Matt Wagner run - since Eisner of course.
I also recommend the work he did with Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti on Jonah Hex he did a good few issue across there run on the title - and All Star Western as it became and its probably the best stuff artistically in that series after the wonderful Jordi Bernet (I bet I regret saying that when I think of some of the artists who did the odd issue or two!).
I've seen folks rave about his adaptions of Parker, but I have to say I found these pretty unpleasent and hard going, I suspect due to the source material.
His art is just wonderful so anything he draw - and he did a lot more good stuff than those I've referenced - is worth checking out.
Quote from: pictsy on 12 March, 2021, 09:36:44 AM
Honestly, I think if you want to watch some Anime without having seen any before, your best bet is to do some research. Look up some lists of recommended Anime and find something that sounds interesting to you.

Quote from: Barrington Boots on 11 March, 2021, 02:14:26 PM
After rediscovering a load of (mainly horrible) early 90s anime that I used to be into, I've just started watching Cowboy Bebop, what must be the most recommended-to-me-anime-series of all time, and it is excellent. I should have watched this sooner. Curse my reactionary spirit!
