Considering the idea of the games is to trade, I never worry too much about version exclusives.

Flip a coin. The main significant difference is Moon runs 12 hours ahead, so if its daytime in the world on your system's clock, it'll be night-time in the game. Plus the cutscenes happen in the evening/night rather than morning/day in Sun.

I still feel video game narratives are a maturing artform and we haven't really scratched the surface yet. A lot of what is done is aping cinema or writing and using their tricks rather than using mechanics or gameplay to tell a story. It'll get there though.

I wonder if I could put my (digital) hands on all the old clan files when I next go to my Dad's if I were to hook my old PC... hmm...

I'd simply argue that video game writing and narratives have always been fairly mediocre and aren't really any worse now than in the past. New graphics and mechanics have always been the order of the day even in strong narrative games ala The Last of Us or Mass Effect. If anything, with the rise of ...

Ahh, the "good old days of gaming" when the matter of the day was how many coins can we get the kids to feed into the arcade machine. Even in the hey day of the PS1 and PS2 the stories of most games were still pretty mediocre, and I say that as someone who loved those eras. Yes, a lot of AAA games a...

Dishonoured is meant to be very good (if slightly buggy, it is Bethesda after all). Basically first-person stealth action with swords and various magical powers.

ARK I don't really know much about.

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