Évaluations récentes de FetusZero

An absolutely amazing collection. I've been waiting for this collection a long time, MMZ being my favorite series of the franchise. ZX is also a more than welcomed addition as well. I did experience slight hitches during the animated movies of ZX and ZXA, but outside of that, I've had none of the issues many are reporting, it all runs flawlessly.

I'd recommend this collection to pretty much everyone I know, as I would for most any MM game, really.

Fans of the Neptunia franchise who are also fan of RPG platformers should have an enjoyable time in this game. It was fun and easy to pick up, and the humor of the franchise is still alive. The graphics are also pretty nice and so are the arts (sadly there is no gallery mode though).

The only downside would be the combat system, which even if it offers a very wide range of abilities and allows for a lot of customization, you will end up equipping one element per character, allowing you to quick spam through any fight, even boss fights. The ability to fast-forward through the fights though helps and prevents from making the fights painfully long and dull.

Fan of Neptunia? Just get it.

A nice utility with a very vast collection of dynamic and animated wallpapers coming from a big community, and it hardly uses any resources. The only drawback I can think of would be the obvious loop point when setting a video as a wallpaper, but that's about it.

While clearly not the best PC game in terms of optimization, Nier Automata is still worth every penny and every hours spent on it. Probably one of the best games of its generation, if not the best one, and will remain as such for years to come.

Straight up one of the best shmups on Steam. Crimzon Clover was in its day, and still is today, a gem among the genre. You definitely want this in your library.

As with the first part of the collection, this one also runs well and works perfectly fine with my DS4. While it doesn't have as many good games as the first collection, it does have Megaman 9, which I consider one of the best in the series. Definitely worth it for MM9 alone.

The downsides to this collection is that it is separated in two parts and neither of them include the miscellaneous games like the 2 fighting games, Mega Man Soccer, Mega Man & Bass, or the racing game, but seeing as most people will care only for the main games, it's not that big of a concern.

The collection plays smoothly and has all the main games from 1 to 6, which in itself is worthy of owning. I play with a DS4 and it works perfectly fine. It's Megaman, how could I not recommend it anyway?

The downsides to this collection is that it is separated in two parts and neither of them include the miscellaneous games like the 2 fighting games, Mega Man Soccer, Mega Man & Bass, or the racing game, but seeing as most people will care only for the main games, it's not that big of a concern.

Do you like classic WipEout? Something along the lines of WO3? That's basically what BallisticNG is, with an added touch of difficulty and its own personality. The game definitely requires some skills on higher speeds, but for newcomers to the genre, the entry level speeds are manageable. Playing perfectly fine with a DUALSHOCK 4 on my end.

If you want one of the best AG Racing games, Ballistic is a good choice especially for its low price.

Better than Clear Sky, not as good as Shadow of Chernobyl, but the best as far as mod support goes. Again, not as interesting as the first game, but everything else in the game can easily make this one your favorite.

While less impressive and immersive than ShoC, Clear Sky is still a worthy addition and is still a pretty good way to learn how things ended up this way in the first game.