Maybe it was just me, but the game gave me a bit of motion sickness.
Does it have head bobbing? And if so, can you turn it off?
Maybe it was just me, but the game gave me a bit of motion sickness.
Maybe it was just me, but the game gave me a bit of motion sickness.
Does it have head bobbing? And if so, can you turn it off?
I know that reason.Sequel to Order of Flame, for some reason it was PS2 exclusive.
ptsd activatedOh no. One. Is. Down.
Although the first Drakan was developed for the PC, it was published by Psygnosis, which had been acquired by Sony back in 1993. Psygnosis at first continued its operations as usual, but there was a complete reorganization in 1998 to 2000 that involved the sale of part of its operations followed by the merger of the remainder into other Sony subsidiaries, and as a consequence PC development was entirely abandoned for consoles. After the release of the first Drakan in August 1999, Surreal Software evidently decided to continue with the same publisher (transferring to Sony Computer Entertainment from its Psygnosis subsidiary) even though this meant switching platforms to the Playstation 2.I know that reason.Sequel to Order of Flame, for some reason it was PS2 exclusive.
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Didn't you just start it? Where do you find the time?I'm nearing the end in Arcanum
Didn't you just start it?I'm nearing the end in Arcanum
Where do you find the time?
See that path on the left? When mapping I made that path into a wall so whenever I would reference my map all I would see is a dead end not an entire section of the city.
For some reason I also haven't played Drakan 2 despite loving 1.Although the first Drakan was developed for the PC, it was published by Psygnosis, which had been acquired by Sony back in 1993. Psygnosis at first continued its operations as usual, but there was a complete reorganization in 1998 to 2000 that involved the sale of part of its operations followed by the merger of the remainder into other Sony subsidiaries, and as a consequence PC development was entirely abandoned for consoles. After the release of the first Drakan in August 1999, Surreal Software evidently decided to continue with the same publisher (transferring to Sony Computer Entertainment from its Psygnosis subsidiary) even though this meant switching platforms to the Playstation 2.I know that reason.Sequel to Order of Flame, for some reason it was PS2 exclusive.
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