Game Title: Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1
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Publisher: Konami
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OpenCritic - 75 average - 61% recommended - 23 reviews
Atomix - Alberto Desfassiaux - Spanish - 60 / 100
Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 is a disappointment. Konami just threw a ton of content that already sold, and try to make look new. A shame.
Cerealkillerz - Nick Erlenhof - German - 8.5 / 10
Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol. 1 contains unmistakable classics and some of the best games of the genre and finally takes some older titles out of the dustbin of old platforms. Of course, the fact that Metal Gear Solid didn’t get a 60fps tech makeover and that Parts 2 & 3 are almost identical to the HD Collection …
In their recent AMA, the devs of Cities Skylines 2 revealed that their target FPS goal is actually 30 FPS. This is amongst recent outcry of poor performance for CS2.
Some quotes:
”…we just don’t believe there would be a long term benefit in setting the target to 60fps,”
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“It is worth mentioning for a game like this, the performance target is to run at steady 30FPS minimum (not 60 or more).”
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Game Title: Ghostrunner 2
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Developer: One More Level
Publisher: 505 Games
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OpenCritic - 79 average - 78% recommended - 38 reviews
33bits - Fernando Sánchez - Spanish - 92 / 100
Ghostrunner 2 can be called a frenetic first-person action platformer like its first installment, which takes the best of it and enhances it with new playable possibilities and some very interesting new features such as the inclusion of the motorcycle. It is possible that the playable core is continuous with respect to the previous game, but it is not a negative thing when the first game was already outstanding. If you liked Ghostrunner, this sequel is a must, and if you haven’t played the first one, you no longer have an excuse to pick up both.
I know the employees must do something or update to keep their jobs. However, the decision to push out the EA desktop APP was not made by low-level employees. It’s ridiculous that the origin pushed out 1 year ago works perfectly while the EA APP that is up-to-date crashes as hell.