My small niche in the vast seas of the internet where I unbox limited editions from all around the world and review videogames; sometimes used to show off personal 3D works.
Thanks for showing the artbook off. I saw the cover around a bit but never knew it was an artbook the covered everything, I have no since placed an order for a copy.
Those mistakes in the miniature are quite disappointing, for some time now I've been thinking thatlimited run games collectors editions are not worth it, they all seem pretty similar
It's very weird that they didn't judt give you a slip cover for the steel book and not both game case and steelbook. I just picked this up from the blow out sale and seems no matter what you'll have leftover stuff.
Is there no towns in this game? The game looks good but it would be a great shame if it doesn't have towns like the goemon games did, that added a lot of charm.
So i just found this review, and i really appreciate its existence because i have been scrambling all over the internet to find out more about the fps count of the game for the ps4 version and the switch version. I'm commenting on this video in May of 2024, so things might be different, but when i checked the websites, i found the switch version to be a more popular choice, but I'm still debating on getting it or if i should curld up in a ball and spend more for the english subbed ps4 version without the dlc. This review has helped me calm down with making a decision, and i think i will keep researching on the game before buying it, as i can't make up my mind at the moment, but this game looks really fun to play. Great review, btw.
I don't get it.. the steelbook and game was sealed but you didn't show the unboxing of when you cut the seal? What is the point of the video then. I came here just for that.
@@briareoskerensky Yes sometimes people watch unboxing videos to see if it matches to their own copies of the edition. Sometimes we look for certain specific things in a video to make sure our own editions have the same thing, in this case we look if the seal of the steelbook/game is sealed in order to make sure that we should expect our copies to have the same. Or we would like to see if the seal is re-seal if the seal of the steelbook/game does not match the seal type. It's the small things sometimes that RU-vidrs leave out that makes all the difference.
You say no spoilers and yet you spoiled the first 2 hours of the anime and the game :) Maybe avoiding to mention the fact that the city is a shelter and that people were brainwashed would be nice to give the people that buy the game, the chance to experience that plot part themselves
@@briareoskerensky Then those people were silly in waiting 2 hours and create that subversion of expectation. Could have saved their time and put it in the first 2 minutes, right? :D
Hugo Ramanski, son of a famous researcher, has come to a planet 3000 light years from Earth called Conius Blue. However, after a spaceship crash, he winds up stranded on the opposite side of the planet from the research station. With nothing but a powered glider and his own wits, Hugo must find a way to survive until he can find a way back to the station. Of course, he'll have a little help from the planet's natives - innumerable species of migratory birds - if he can earn their trust. Aerial Planet is a sci-fi flight and survival simulation game set on a distant planet. The game is divided into two sections: flight mode and camp mode. In flight mode, the player controls Hugo as he pilots his glider. It is possible to interact with the different types of birds, following their flight paths and recording their calls, which can be played back to communicate with them. Through communicating with the birds and exploring ever further from the camp, the player can learn more about the planet, find additional camp sites, and ultimately figure out how to reach the research base. While in flight, it is also possible to take photographs which can be reviewed later. In camp mode, the player can review currently-active objectives, as well as check the known information for each bird type that has been encountered. It is also only possible to eat and rest while at the camp, which Hugo must do in order to survive. His stamina will steadily deplete while in flight, and flying in certain conditions such as rain and snow will cause his stamina to deplete more quickly.
It's not that often that I have to consider giving up on a game in the second level because of difficulty. While I don't think it's all that great (for example the translation in my language was quite bad and I couldn't find an option to change that), as an eshop title it offers an above average gameplay experience and I don't regret putting time into it.
I would've rather had a steelbook, and some sick acrylic stands, with that multi-tier going with the main guys in the front, the small friend group behind him then the baddie and title in the back, like the cover.... Or maybe you get five good guy and five bad guy acrylic figures in action poses with an in game combat scene. Maybe even a couple different backgrounds.... Why is the stuff I want usually cooler than what they give me in these editions? Like t shirts that don't fit.
I agree with t-shirts, but I guess we have completely different tastes: despite many LEs using them, I don't particularly care for acrylic stands, neither for steelbooks. But the idea of your acrylic diorama does sound cool.
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Its really cool that he seems to mourn his friends death but smo just smashes him with his hammer even though he is still alive and laughs while doing so
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