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If you liked the luscious REZ then you are bound to like PDO. Like REZ, it's an 'on-rails' flying shooter, and it looks beautiful and plays like a dream. Smilebit, the creators of the game, have produced something truly fantastic.
Having played the Xbox demo of the 1st level, I can't wait to get my hands on this beauty. Yes it's true that all the gameplay consists of is shooting things, but [for me] it's going to be a game to treasure: a visual feast which is both relaxing and intense at the same time.
Anyone else counting the days until it's release?
> You might think I'm crazy, and I think I am.
Slightly crazy ;)
Seriously though, it's probably a worthwhile investment, and on top of that you get to play some classic games.
I am seriously considering buying it. You might think I'm crazy, and I think I am. BUT, I'm looking at is an a decent investment and the value of it would rise rather than decline.
120 quid! Are you on a Saturn game collection mission, or are you buying now to sell later?
What about Panzer Dragoon Saga? The 4 disc RPG on the Saturn? Very, very rare and hard to find...and I got myself a copy! Heh heh! It cost me a fair old wedge of cash as well but apparently it's worth about £120!
If you liked the luscious REZ then you are bound to like PDO. Like REZ, it's an 'on-rails' flying shooter, and it looks beautiful and plays like a dream. Smilebit, the creators of the game, have produced something truly fantastic.
Having played the Xbox demo of the 1st level, I can't wait to get my hands on this beauty. Yes it's true that all the gameplay consists of is shooting things, but [for me] it's going to be a game to treasure: a visual feast which is both relaxing and intense at the same time.
Anyone else counting the days until it's release?