Recent reviews by SharpTacos

After playing for a couple hours I can see what the hype is about. The mod scene in this game is incredible. With the mods being built into the game in a way where you can just go into a server and it automatically downloads the necessary mods to join said server. I went from a Star Wars Battlefront server on a classic Battlefront 2 map to playing Halo in VR (my childhood dream), both with a wide selection of weapons from their own universes, without any difficulties or having to find the mods myself.

I have run into the occasional graphical bug in the main hub world and some issues where I would get randomly disconnected from a server, but past that I've had a great experience with the game so far.

As someone who's played a lot of Pavlov, I've been having a much better experience with mods and custom content than Pavlov.

Racket NX scratches that itch of wanting to hit a ball with a racket while adding more challenge and fun than it would be by itself. Having not played too long, this game has been great fun already (and has caused some damage to nearby Lego sets in the vicinity). The gameplay loop can be pretty addicting (if you don't get too tired) and the music on top of that has some bangers in it. Very interested to see what else this game holds for higher level play for those who get to that point. There's also multiplayer but I haven't gotten around to trying it just yet.

If you have a VR you should get this game.

If you're even considering playing this game and you're reading reviews, go in as blind as you can and enjoy the ride.

Wolfenstein is incredible. This is my second time playing it, first on PC, and I cannot recommend it enough. This game has overall fun and enjoyable gameplay, especially if you're into choosing the direction of your gameplay style. You can play loud and proud, dual wielding assault rifles and mowing down bad guys, or enter an area stealthily and take enemies out with throwing knives, takedowns, and a silenced pistol. The story is also phenomenal, and the way it's presented to the player is some of the best directing I've seen in an FPS. Being an alternate version of reality where the Nazis obtain some sort of ancient high tech, you get to see a lot of different ideas both through gameplay and through the story.

The main downside to the game is trying to run it on some systems. For reference, I currently run an AMD Ryzen 5 3600, a Radeon 5700RX, and 32GB RAM. For some reason it took a LOT of messing with the game to get it to a point where it won't crash on every loading screen. If you're willing to get the game to run on your hardware to play the game in 60fps (locked, from what I can tell) with mouse and keyboard controls, definitely grab this game as it usually goes on sale for pretty cheap. But if you already have a PS4 or Xbox One, just grab it there instead as it's much less of a hassle to play on there.

A genuinely good Star Wars starfighting experience, especially if you have VR. The campaign is a decent Star Wars story, with the main aspect being an extended tutorial for the multiplayer game modes. For 40 bucks at launch, this has been a very positive experience as someone who enjoys the Star Wars series.

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Changing up my review as its been many months since my previous version. Halo MCC is a top notch port of each of the halo games up to Halo 3 (with ODST and 4 coming later this year). An incredible amount of love has been put into each port, making sure everything works as intended in each respective title. As for each game themselves, you can find reviews easily online relating to their campaign stories and multiplayer. Highly recommended, especially for the price tag of $40.