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Message: [QUOTE="qw90700, post: 267475, member: 660650"] And, TBH, this game stole the thunder of Codemaster's game "Second Sight" which I liked a lot more than Psi-Ops. Normally I wouldn't care about story, which I won't mean this game's story is what I would like but they managed to make story progression interesting and then the game had brutal "throw people to walls to kill them with brain power" gameplay which was so fun lol. As for Psi-Ops, it was more of a generic action game with bad story and bad story progression? IDK, at the time I was like "we already have Second Sight at home" so I didn't play the game much lol. It was kinda boring. In Second Sight you are more relied on your powers but Psi-Ops seemed to be a game you rely on guns more, kinda butchering its own "brain power go go" theme lol. NGL never heard about "NARC". Checking its screenshots online it seems like a mix of another GTA SA clone games they spammed a lot as if we loved gangsta style of GTA SA lol, and it also looks like True Crime Los Angles, that's a series from opposite theme of GTA because you play as a cop in an open world action game. Perhaps this game is better version of "25 to Life" lol so wanna check it soon. As for Suffering, TBH back then there wasn't much horror game and the game was a rare but popular western horror PS2 game so it was known around, it wasn't "niche". It may seem "niche" only in the context of today. Perhaps people today's have no idea how much we knew about every game released back then because there wasn't much game relesed so it was easy to fill video game magazines with recent games every month lol. Well, Suffering games attracted people who didn't even hear or cared about Silent Hill games back then, but after Resient Evil 4 release it was the only game people played and assosiated the "horror" genre with. And then Suffering making 2nd game generic action game made the series suffer from lack of vision lol. After PS1-era horror games couldn't just "improve". [/QUOTE]

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