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ugvm the site of uk.games.video.misc home podcast articles platforms xbox 360 playstation 3 wii u 3ds psp ios pc mac wii xbox snes mega drive gamercodes xbox live wii u nnids wii psn 3ds steam apple game center battle.net elite dangerous gallery back issues other groups about us a brief history of ugv* posting traditions join in ugvm charter ugvm podcast episode 13 posted on 14/08/2018 written by dekay leave a comment this month’s adventures in internet wonkiness fun created some interesting conversation but we’re 100% sure you won’t notice any of the problems and it has nothing to do with being episode 13 anyway, honest. in this episode, kendrick reveals an alarming secret, dekay reveals an alarming playtime, luffer has an alarming switch coincidence, and toby is drinking and outs his alarming horse vein fetish. oh, and some game stuff! it is, after all, a game related podcast. despite that, there’s more on the never ending zx vega+ saga, the super smash bros nintendo direct, rom site shutdowns, quakecon, discord taking on steam, nes and snes classics, some new game teasers and trailers, the goddamn palm pilot , and all these games: doom eternal quake champions red dead redemption 2 disaster report 4 quest of dungeons no man’s sky yakuza 0 mario odyssey captain toad treasure tracker rayman legends death squared picross adventure stranger of sword city portal 2 call of duty: infinite warfare splatoon 2 plus, because yes, there’s more, listener questions, general waffle and more sidetracking than skyrim. http://ugvm.org.uk/podcasts/ugvmpodcastepisode13.mp3 (direct link here ) links to things we mentioned: ugvm steam curators page gamesx yakuza 0 (ps4): completed! posted on 01/08/2018 written by dekay there’s a hell of a lot of content in yakuza 0. so many side missions, attractions, events and time wasting opportunities. most of these are introduced as the story plays out, such as the slot car racing, the arcades and the underground female wrestling. or kiryu’s real estate empire building or majima’s cabaret club improvements. or what about blackjack or pachinko? karaoke? shogi? so many different things to do. i barely touched any of them. sure, i played a bit of outrun, bought a few upgrades for my toy car, and even collected a fair few telephone cards. but 95% of my time was spent progressing the story and oh my what a story. kiryu takes down a helicopter with a pistol because of course he does. like other yakuza games, there’s more turns than a slalom skier. the bad guy is the good guy and the good guy is the bad guy and sometimes they’re both and neither and that other guy? well, he’s that guy. backstabbing and oneupmanship are the order of the day here. there are rarely friends, more enemies with aligned goals or people with shared respect. every chapter brings a new “what the?” moment, where often everything you knew is wrong. as the name suggests, yakuza 0 is set before all the other main series titles. back before kiryu became the dragon of dojima, before he met haruka, before daigo and while kazama, kiryu’s mentor was still alive. kiryu is, as he always is, dragged into a yakuza power struggle. this time, it’s over a seemingly worthless patch of land in kamurocho – the empty lot. kiryu, a fresh faced yakuza newbie in the dojima family, is framed for a murder on it, and while trying to clear his name discovers the significance of this tiny piece of land and how owning it could give a huge amount of power and influence to any one of the players vying for a higher spot in the tojo clan. or even in other rival groups. every chapter brings a new “what the?” moment, where often everything you knew is wrong. yakuza 0 meanwhile, a seemingly unconnected story involves majima running a lavish and elite hostess club in sotenbori, osaka. turns out he’s essentially being held prisoner until he manages to raise enough money from his endeavours to pay off his “captor”. until he’s offered the chance to cancel his debt with just one simple murder… every couple of chapters the game switches between kiryu and majima and soon you realise there might be something linking the two events, until it’s made conclusive around two thirds of the way in. but are the two protagonists fighting for the same outcome, or at odds? if you’ve played any other game in the series, or even – to a lesser extent – the similar precursor to the series (shenmue), you’ll recognise the deadly serious main game coupled with the utter nonsense that goes alongside it. for every attempted mugging on the street (and there’s a lot of it – kiryu must just have that sort of face), there’s a side story about a girl who wants you to use the crane games to win her toys or a man who can’t walk across a bridge because of the jacket he’s wearing. for every solemn chat about being an orphan or the stress of leadership, there’s a pretend punk rocker who needs help being macho or an almost naked man called mr libido who wants to teach you how to get the girls. you’d think one would totally grate against the other, but somehow, it all works. even the cringe-worthy bits, like visiting a “telephone club” (spoiler: it’s a sexy chatline) or hardened gangsters kiryu and nishikiyama singing j-pop, somehow fit in this world. just some chinese men. if you’re new to the yakuza, 0 is the perfect place to jump in. not least because it’s on a modern console, but also because it’s both chronologically first and also easier to get in to. there are excellent “in-story” tutorials for all the fighting moves and styles, the character upgrade system is now based on money earned rather than xp gained, and the loading times (i’ve recently come from yakuza 5 on the ps3, remember) are much less obtrusive. having only two characters to play as – and no forced idol mode – helps too. some of the minor complaints from the series are still here, such as the slightly annoying camera (especially during fights), npcs just appearing and disappearing in the streets, and too many muggings (is japan really like that?), but the good – the fun, the weight of the story and the realised setting – far offset these. and, if you’re someone who wants to do everything there is to do, then there’s even more everything here. it’s the best yakuza game i’ve played, and although i’ve still kiwami 1 and 2, and then 6 to do, i’m finding it hard to think how they could improve in this. the post yakuza 0 (ps4): completed! appeared first on dekay's gaming diary . filed under: gaming diary tagged with: completed , post , ps4 , yakuza pokémon quest (switch): completed! posted on 31/07/2018 written by dekay aha! take that nintendo! i completed your iap’d up game without paying a single penny! although i should temper that with two things: 1) i never saw the need to pay any money, and 2) where do you even pay money anyway? it was, however, a bit of … [continue reading] filed under: gaming diary tagged with: completed , pokemon , post , switch pool panic (switch): completed! posted on 28/07/2018 written by dekay a lot of people say a lot of things about the nintendo switch, but i bet not many of them say this: it’s the console with my highest bought:completed ratio ever. almost every game i buy for it, i complete. so that’s something. pool panic … [continue reading] filed under: gaming diary tagged with: completed , pool panic , post , switch ugvm podcast episode 12 posted on 17/07/2018 written by dekay leave a comment e3 was a long, long time ago and we've all forgotten about what was announced at it and nobody cares any more anyway. so about time we did another podcast, yes? in this episode, dekay plays a game which isn't what he expected, luffer plays no … [continue reading] lego marvel super heroes 2 (switch): completed! posted on 15/07/2018 written by dekay and yet another lego game beaten. this one was pretty good fun, focussing mainly on spider-man, thor, captain america, doctor strange, guardians of the galaxy and a lot of less well known heroes (and foes

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