It was such a fun environment. The second half really pulled out all the stops I feel like, because that’s where we get all the unique environments and gameplay elements, meanwhile the first half builds up like the core basics.
I have memories of my dad playing it on the 360 when I was younger. It’s a shame I remember seeing him beat the game because now I know how it ends. But damn. I still enjoy this game every time I play it
I can get the faces were awkward. My only complaint really though is the car chases. Because I’ll try to drive through something that I usually can in other games like a Chain Link fence only to be stopped dead in my tracks. Can be really frustrating when trying to catch someone
I usually just have a lot of free time in the day. Plus some games i like to break up so i don’t get tired of them, especially if it’s a game i’ve played before (plus, I’m a completionist so i try to 100% all my games). L.A. Noire i had put on hold because of an issue i was having. But Fallout New Vegas started having this issue where it would crash in vats and i just wanted to play something vaguely 1940s, so i said fuck it and re downloaded La Noire to see if the issue sorted itself out
Jedi Survivor is one of the few games I think that got me to give up my no DRM rule for EA. Usually I’d buy it and then pirate it. But I just couldn’t get it to run natively on my Steam deck for some reason so I said screw it and installed the DRM
tbh i love all the DLCs. i feel like they all scratch a different itch for me. i’ve been trying to play them in a sort of cannon order though since i never got to play the DLC on my PS3 copy of the game. It only feels right