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As someone who isn't the biggest fan of horror in general, these Resident Evil games keep me hooked. This game does a lot of interesting things like mixing first-person and third-person and balances both out really well. Leon feels like how he should roundhouse kicking zombies like an action hero while, Grace is the modern RE survival horror side of the game. Gunplay feels great where each gun has its own punch to every shot you take. I played on my PS5 Pro and wow easily one of the best looking games I have played in a while. The story was interesting and kept the overall story of Resident Evil moving forward while still being its own contained story which I appreciated.

This was my first Onimusha title that I played and it did not disappoint. The Samurai gameplay feels like there's weight to every move with the gameplay providing challenging combat that requires some getting used to attack patterns where by the end you are easily slicing up demons like nothing. The story itself was pretty good with interesting characters and moments with a Villain you love to hate. I will say the side content was lacking and tedious in some parts with no voice acting to support them making me less interested in the quest and just doing them for my needed upgrade materials. Overall, Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a satisfyingly fun demon hunter samurai hack and slash ****.

(I played on the HARDEST difficulty)Marvel's Wolverine is a visually stunning cinematic game that shows the power of the PS5 Pro with a solid base for combat but, lacks to expand upon it with repetitive gameplay. I do feel the only correct way to play this is on the hardest difficulty to give gameplay a more tactical approach than just spamming the square button. The amount of hand holding and overly simple linear design for an M rated game just felt out of place and hard to ignore. The story was predictable and writing can be very hit or miss, the only bits of story I was intrigued in were Logan recounting his memories after a Nightmare Door Trial. The acting is performed with the highest quality and effort, easily one of Troy Baker's better roles. Unfortunately, I did run into a decent amount of game breaking bugs which was surprising to say the least. To end it, Marvel's Wolverine starts off with a bloody and chaotic bang but, by the end I was tired from the overly simplistic gameplay.