Between the cult King's Field trilogy, the sci-fi weirdness of Armored Core, and the iconic Demon's Souls, there was Eternal Ring. Unfortunately.
VGChartz's Issa Maki: "Like many in our fraternity, I too am preparing for the release of Elden Ring: I have linked the Fire across the Lands of Cinder, gone on the 'Hunt', defeated Isshin the Sword Saint, and assayed the role of the Old Monk more times than I care to admit in print. But unlike many of my contemporaries ready to march forward, I decided to take the step backwards for a more holistic viewpoint, to an era when FromSoftware was a virtual non-entity, paying dues and learning the lessons that would help it survive into the post-HD world."
"As we wait for any news regarding Elden Ring, the anticipation made us look back and discover some of the strangest games made by FromSoftware"
Join Overtime Heroics as we take a look through the game releases that accompanied the PS2's launch in Japan, March 2000.
I think I only picked up TTT at the PS2 launch.
All I remember was that it sucked, but I played it anyway. Then I unlocked a bowling game and found the REAL reason to play the game.
I didn't get a ps2 on launch, but I managed to snatch one later on in the year. I got Time Splitters and Kessen.
Not a bad way to start the gen.
I actually liked this game
Ok?
This is weird
Like can't you just talk about the game without having elden ring in the title?
Also I don't think they're trying to make up for a 20 year old game that seems to have average reviews for it
Why would Elden Ring being good save a 22 year old game?
What a dumb, click-baity article.
Don't give this man the click, folks.