Good Games Stuck On PS3

foreign [Music] starting our life on the PlayStation 2 the Yakuza series is consistently Innovative and managed to stay relevant right up until this day there's been many sequels and spin-offs that help solidify the franchise's success but one lesser known entry that deserves way more attention than a God is your Cruiser dead salt it's a huge departure from the usual formula you'd expect that instead takes on the form of a sort of arcade shooter it's not only the gameplay that's different however the story is also a change from what the games are known for it revolves around four separate chapters that each star a specific character fans will know and love each chapter sees you fighting through wave after wave of enemies as you hope to eventually reach the city limits and ultimately your safety as you would expect you're given a wide range of Weaponry in order to achieve this goal may be a standard pistol or a dual wielding shotguns there's a ton of ways to approach each swarm of zombies you'll need to utilize all of the options at your disposal is the hordes of Relentless and pose a meaningful threat as you make your way through the adventure the spice fans up even further there's also the inclusion and special abilities let's see teaming up with a partner to score some serious damage there's quite a few of them for each character such as throwing several grenades of the enemy and shooting them just as they land each of them are a real spectacle and managed to add a distinct amount of style to the combat that helps it flow even better to top all of this off you've also got the inclusion in several minigames like Yakuza is well known for such as karaoke or darts to help mix up the gameplay even further by providing a few engaging ways to pass the time if you're a fan of the series this one is a no-brainer and likewise for those who enjoy arcade Shooters there is plenty to love 3D dog game he rose is a unique action adventure that takes a huge inspiration for likes of Zelda specifically the first game of the NES where there was a real focus on open environments that moved from screen to screen even the story shares some similarities as it's set up that long ago the sages used their power to seal away of great evil now in the present evil has returned it's up to you to obtain that power of banquet ship the basic structure of the gameplay sees you exploring the world map solving dungeons to recover orbs of power and gain the equippable items along the way that let you access new areas and perform new moves budget plays a somewhat bigger role and is more involving than most Zelda games as opposed to depleting it by the lighter in a lantern or charger in a Spin Attack you consume it by activating spells that you learn throughout the game there are several of them and unlike in some games most of them are absolutely required to progress and the ones that aren't incredibly useful when used strategically you might do damage to enemies freeze an area or slow down time which all come in hand handy against the surprisingly challenging white supposit how visually is the title of game itself in place the game's Graphics are all composed of 3D dots the idea being to take the pixelated look of classic NES games and updating it and it was sort of 3D version you'll find that it is also a lot of charm to be found not to mention a character editor and we're not talking about selecting from a set of designs tweaking them you get to create your entire character out little blocks in 3D from the ground up including colors different poses you name it all in all 3D job Game Heroes flawlessly takes an old games design and reduce it this one is well worth picking up if you can find it on the cheap for long time fans of the channel you'll likely already be aware of my unhealthy obsession with Ridge Racer while it's nowhere near the best racing game series you'll find on the PS3 is definitely one of the most enjoyable due to its easy pickup and play Arcade nature is with most racing games that made meat and potatoes of the game lies in the championship mode and here you are met with a series of tracks to race around them that whilst in the new cars and parts along the way this is one of the finest aspects of the game as it provides a deep system for car fans to fine-tune their car and take advantage of the several benefits they offer it's not only faster speeds but you can also earn AIDs that can help out such as bumpy rental cars resulting in taking less per hit the true star of the show however is the gameplay itself its arcade approach opens it up to players of all ages and skill levels but at the same time offers up a drifting system That's essential to master in order to complete some of the more challenging races to gain Frozen you've drifting through a tight Corner as the music blasts and the announcer everyone is a feeling that just never got sold once we've got it down adding to the racing is the Nitro system which intricately ties into the upgrade option shall unlock along the way there's several types available with the most common being a gauge that is made up of 3D section as you drift around each course the gauge slowly Rises and allows you to find this hyper one part or your whole gauge as you please there's several variations on this that give it different effects such as being able to build the gauge quickly while offering faster speeds for fewer sections of the bar overall Ridge Racer 7 is by no means the best racing game you'll find on the PlayStation 3 but with its style gameplay impressive visuals and Battery smooth performance is one that deserves a look especially for fans of the series and if the genre is full [Music] PlayStation 3 had a huge selection solid RPGs to play but one that never truly received the attention it deserved has to be full plot this game's story is one of mystery the main characters Alan and cleats are both brought to the strange town that do them for different reasons by and large the gameplay is split into two different types with folklore's seven chapters with each of the protagonists in the beginning of a chapter you will sniff up Clues and suit answers for our durian Village and when Nikon shall be transported to a realm of The Surreal never will where you must fight your way through to the people levels boss in these Realms your character will encounter folks you must battle them and discover their group points and there's about a hundred of these beasts each of them all requiring a different approach once you've defeated a folk you can absorb its soul and doing so Grant you their power to wield and Southern clothes I love folklore's story but I think my favorite part of the game is using provokes in battle there is so many of them and they are each so different you get to choose which ones you want to use by assigning them to the base buttons and with a simple tap friendly men to the field they're from folks have specific elements they exhibit via bundle wind or fire for example and certain creatures are susceptible to certain elements and abused robbers this adds a ton of strategy to even the most mundane of Campus which helps to come back itself overall folklore is a game with an intriguing and mysterious story along with solid and fluent template the graphics are extremely artistic and easy on the ice and it has enough extra content to keep you playing quite some time to cope Tales of exilia introduces players to the Lush floating world of Reyes maxia a world made up of two states who find themselves on the Brentwood wall the populace of the world is full of people that rely on the power of spirits to use everyday Goods whether it be for light or activating Machinery so naturally they play a major role in the story which sees you taking up the role of one of two characters either Jude or Miller both tell what is essentially the same story but with a few deviations that promotes an extra playthrough once you're done when it comes to gameplay those familiar with the series will know the tales of franchise Prides itself on its action-based Combat gameplay like many other RPGs battles begin when the player character touches an enemy roaming around on the map and shifts to a circle Arena hitting a party of up to four characters against their opponents combat consists of stringing together combos using the x button for quick TP generating attacks and the circle button for classes special attacks known as Arts that consume TP this system works perfectly and incentivizes the required to keep up the pressure during combat which results in some truly exhilarating battles if xylia was the first Tales game to actually be made for the Playstation 3 and unfortunately it shows it just doesn't stand technically the main Cooperative texture started just woefully and detailed than just flat out playing at times but on the other hand the artistic vision of the game more than bets up the shortcomings using an oil painting style with Dave's World almost seems like a painting on the wall that is expertly crafted each local feels unique whether you visit one of the many cities or the snowy recesses of the highest peak and thankfully the performance remains solid at 60 frames per second during fights and in all honesty this is where the game truly comes into its own while it has a few issues Tales of Xillia is one of the better Tales games out there a great RPG in general if you like jrpgs and have a PlayStation 3 I strongly recommend giving this game a try [Music] after the huge success of the first game the sequel to implements was a polygon conclusion and released two years later he once again saw players jumping into the shoes of Cole McGrath he loses a long-anticipated battle with his greatest enemy the Beast and subsequently escapes to the newly introduced Locale of numerate an elastic attempt to boost its powers what's more is that the story takes some surprise and twists and turns the perfectly progress depending on the choices you've made will lead to completely different endings while being an open world game only playing on the story missions will allow you to progress towards the conclusion but there are thousands of side missions to do and builds to Flat doing all of these things is very fun thanks to the various and Visually stimulated superpowers of Cole's disposal Paul's Amplified body allows him to shoot lots of electricity out of his hands and enemies toss electric grenades for wide range damage blew people away with his stunning blasts that will also reflect Rockets a much much more aside from combat elements the biggest part of Infamous 2 is exploration Uber Ray is big but Cole has ways to get around quickly you can slide down telephone wires to quickly move from one place to the max or grab one of the charged vertical poles and Cole will launch himself High into the air it feels incredibly smooth just bolting around the city which helps them flow quite nicely finally the biggest aspect of the game is the karma system in almost every situation you have a choice do you assume the role of hero to a desperate City or do you live up to your name as a demon colon locks his best powers while becoming either a hero or an Infamous villain it's Saving Grace though is that the story plays out quite differently and the game gives you plenty of incentives to complete it twice such as trophies and hard difficulty Infamous 2 proves itself is an excellent sequence with already unique game fun combat and engaging Story full art style beautiful soundtrack and tons to do made this a worthwhile ride everyone should take Puppeteer is a spectacular platforming experience for the PlayStation 3. unfortunately it got overlooked by many it's a shame too because it is truly one of the most inventive enjoyable and totally original side scrollers of all time developed by Japan Studio it's a sort of throwback to the platform as a whole such as Clockwork Knighton for Noah and the bizarre story really sets the stage quite literally for an unforgettable and dramatic Adventure it all kicks off with the main villain known as the bear King who kidnaps a boy named kritaru ultimately turning him into a wooden puppet and take him his head katara's quest to find his head and escaped the grasp of the bacon takes place on a stage of a puppet show complete with mechanical sets curtains and a visual audience as with most Platformers the game is split up into a series of levels that slowly ramp up the difficulty the Fairview regrets but kataru's got a few tricks up his sleeve to help even the odds the main one being a pair of scissors that you can use to attack enemies and essentially flip through the air while cousin items or enemies made of fabric or paper for cutting connected some guy used to and is honestly unlike anything I can remember playing in a platformer the inventive stages and set pieces in combination with these scissors made with some incredibly interesting and memorable puzzles of boss fights that's meant Puppeteer is one of the best Platformers on the PlayStation 3. as unique pistol gameplay is the creative visuals presented in Puppeteer are just as mind-blowing at times there's a clear amount of love that went into designing each and every aspect of the game from the characters to each individual stage I'll come across it's got a unique look that I can call its own if you fancy jumping into a platformer like no other then look no further than puppeteer the bulk of heavenly swords gameplay sees you taking up the Fighter's naracoat that she wields the heaven so there are three different stances with which naroko can wield the Heavenly sought there is a rage stance where the sword is whipped around with changed to strike groups of bows and clear the area there's also a speed stance which allows naraco to double wield the sword of matric Combos and lastly there is a power stance where we see the Heavenly sword as it appears in full but naraco's striping enemies with great thoughts switching in and out of each stance on the Fly whilst linking them with combos is essential to overcoming some of the more difficult enemies the game froze your way and luckily you can also counter attack which requires precise timing rewards you with an awesome mini cinematic and Enemy being completely owned by naraco now the learning curve is much deeper than God of War or Dynasty Warriors for example but you get an enormous feeling of satisfaction when you were able to pass the enormous amount of enemy soldiers it's one of the PlayStation 3's first exclusives I am blown away even now how gorgeous this game production plates the character detail in Heavenly sword is amazing and a lot of the game's recognition comes from naroko's awesome red hair that fluid the ABS and floats with every movement you make the environment suggest as impressive as well you'll see gargantuan fortresses Lush Mountain sights and literally hundreds of characters appearing on screen for narrow code to sweep through in some levels there is so much detail that the performance does step a bit but it's never enough to mess up the gameplay all of the locales are Grant and the dynamic camera does a great job of showing off the game's massive style if you've never got around to it back in the day or it is simply fond of hack and slashes there is plenty years about stuck into back in 2004 Sony released siren for the PlayStation 2 a very creepy survival horror game due to its poor sales numbers though we never saw the Super Bowl here in the west and instead we'd have to wait for a remake of the first game hit the PlayStation 3 for another chance to play the game the story sees an American TV crew traveling to Japan to search for hanuda a mysterious Village said to have disappeared after a landslide back into salmon teeth while searching for The Village the crew stumbles across the human sacrifice ritual and after one woman is murdered by its strange participants and otherworldly sirens sound soft and causes blood red rain to fall on the newly reappeared her noodle Village thou trap the American TV crew with a couple of her nudist's remaining residents must survive the Horus and find out the truth behind the sirens Court their blood pierces separated into 12 episodes each with 46 chapters each chapter has your completing a variety of objectives with a certain character that can range from get him to a certain point in the area protecting or obedient secondary character from dangers of finding certain items there are two ways to deal with deadly enemies populating The Village through stealthy infiltrations or through violence combating blockers is much better than the slower mundane system the original with your weapon in hand should now easily hold down one to radiate a new square or R1 to attack visually hanuda Villages excellently designed to look like the haunted desolate hellhole that has become everything from Wide Open Fields streets flooded with red water and a deserted hospital it became a very disturbing intense atmosphere that easily Rivals the likes of Silent Hill the Fatal Frame all in all siren blood piercings quite possibly one of the best horror games on the PlayStation 3. if you're up for a real stare then don't skip this one Battle Gear Solid 4 is without a doubt one of the most notorious games for being stuck on the PlayStation 3. it marks the end of solid's next journey in his fight against the Patriots which sees you traveling with low from the Middle East to South America and even some nostalgic locations for longtime fans throwing it and GS4 built off all of the systems that have come before it in the previous games we still managed to innovate into all its hat it was mainly achieved through the use of octo camosu this new ability streamlined every trip that was introduced in snow theater and allowed you to take on the texture of any object you're in contact with automatically this strip the somewhat cumbersome venue system and allows you to stay in the action which was significantly wrapped up as well instead of solely infiltrating an area and Jasper introduced a battlefield system that saw two factions Engage The Battle as the player you had the choice of a better in its outcome by supporting the local forces and choosing to do so would result in some pretty engaging situations that you wouldn't else find yourself in it's in these moments that the gameplay shine so with the generous amount of weapons to use you'll always find yourself customizing your current setup to suit your approach may that be the stealthy and not lethal path or deciding to act like rapper the gameplay facilitates both now there was no way I wasn't going to mention one of the most impressive aspects of the game and that are the visuals at the time they were nothing short of breath token and managed to still hold up incredibly well to the state and stance is a Real Testament to the power of the PlayStation 3 when it was in the right hand that would be Solid 4 is one hell of a journey and more importantly one knob is worth taking while that does it for today's video keep an eye out for part two as that will be coming up soon so don't forget to subscribe and hit that Bell to get notified about new videos and share the show with your friends you can follow me on all of the socials which are left below to stay up to date and also joined by growing community on Discord to meet many like-minded payments to continue the conversation with I'd like to give a special shout out to my patreon supporters Rhino skill gym shooting Richard Amy Daniel for their continued support the help Smith these videos possible if you're interested in joining my Discord or supporting the Channel crew patreon to end access to exclusive videos you'll find all of these links down below foreign [Music]

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Length: 18min 37sec (1117 seconds)

Published: Fri Jun 02 2023