It's free to play, so at the very least it won't be another Concord, and the devs definitely have a good track record, so hopefully it's a great game and gives Marvel Rivals a run for its money

That divinity trailer would have been a way more hype way to end the show!

I know it's a big deal that it's being made by the Apex and Titanfall devs, but seeing the last big reveal of the night be just another hero shooter was pretty disappointing (I definitely wasn't hoping for FF7 part 3).

When I got to the final boss and scanned both forms I saw that the scans were at 99% and needed to load my game and scout the desert for some stupid bird

I'm not nearly as up on anime stuff anymore, but I know Frieren is pretty popular and Gachiakuta is gaining popularity.

Okay thats enough rambles for now, its 3AM I need sleeps

Speaking of dum dums, the Lamorn are the stupidest smart people ever. "We would like to greenify this desert, lets turn this green energy stuff we discovered and clearly don't fully understand into acid rain for the desert, there's no way that could go wrong horribly wrong"

After beating the game (I'm not sure if its required to beat it 100%) you unlock the full Sylux flashback sequence in the gallery, so that was cool. Man Sylux is a dum dum.

How did Samus escape Flare Pool when it exploded? No seriously, how? Her bike had been eaten and the place was exploding, next shot she is riding her bike out of there. Please explain Retro, I do not understand.

As characters I enjoyed the Federation Troopers, not so much as game mechanics. Its probably one of the reasons I thought the mines were lame, they were there basically the whole time faking their own deaths.

I really want them to patch an option to make Mackenzie shut up when I'm out and about. I really don't need him to tell me where to go, half of the fun is figuring out where to go, and Mackenzie constantly stole that from me while I was riding around the desert.

I enjoyed the last boss fight and its phases. It felt like that fight in general the mouse controls were almost mandatory. I ended up using a hardcover book on my lap as a mousepad.

Similar to Volt Forge, I really enjoyed the change of atmosphere in the Ice Belt after turning the power on, and how destroyed the Flare Pool was upon returning. The Mines were kinda lame in comparison.

There was a dragon boss fight that wasn't Ridley or Kraid and I loved that too. I was going to be disappointed if the whole thing was on the bike, but luckily there was a phase two.

I thought that Volt Forge was really lame at first, but then I turned the power on and the music changed and the whole vibe changed and now it might be one of my favorite places in a video game.

Yeah I played it when it first released, so now I've finally played all three versions.

My final team was Ferah the Feraligatr, Rea the Gardevoir, Firion the Roserade, Zard the Charizard, Erik the Alpha Dragonite, and Abby the Absol. I was so excited to find an Alpha Dratini.