Today i continued more of Uncharted. I have gotten into taking Clips of my Playthroughs i wanted to share, and so i started reusing my Pixelfed account. Just so everything is the same I will be hosting the images over there and then cross posting them over here (on the main instance). If you want to follow that to my account name is the same as here (Not to advertise or anything, just letting people know there are now options)
While i was running past this cliff face i swear i saw a Whale leap out of the water. I waited a good 5 minutes and it didn't come back out. I swear i'm not crazy, there was a whale in the sea.
I also got this really cool photo of a Statue of Saint Dismas. Crop it right and i think it could make for a really Sick album cover.
Then there's this really cool bridge i had to cross. I'm trying to get all the Treasures, but i missed one and had to reload a checkpoint as the bridge would not let me go backwards.
This image was also really sick. I tilted the angle up a little to get a neat perspective. I feel like it really makes these creepy ass statues more foreboding.
This picture i don't have much of a story behind it, i just like how the rats look in this game.
Then finally i got a cool Action shot of Nate climbing a pillar. I feel like the tilt on it really added to it.
Man Uncharted 4 is such a pretty game. Great shots!
I've got nowhere else to post this, so here's a random screenshot from the Dead Space remake which I've been playing recently. Love the detail on the suit
I was following the Dead Space Remake when it was coming out but it’s currently sitting on my list somewhere I think. How is it?
I’ve never played Dead Space before so I’m wondering if its the kind of situation where I can just hop into the remake and enjoy the franchise or if my experience would be better playing the first one and its sequels and then playing the remake to have a better appreciation of it
Oh it's great! The devs have added a few new things (slightly different boss battles, the addition of side missions) but all of this adds to the experience. I played through the original the other year and it holds up well, but the remake certainly felt like the definitive experience. So personally I'd go for that if you're new to the series.
I also played DS2 a while back, and that felt much more polished/higher budget than the original. After you've played the remake of 1, definitely give the second one a go.
If i ever manage to get around to The Dark Souls 1/2 Remasters i'll be sure to update you on it then