@@miguelrazo8715 well yeah, officially this decade would be from 2011-2020, but humans have made it so that the decade is from 2010-2019, cause that makes way more sense
@@elliotjohnston1283 Before the void closes, we hear the echoing groans of Luke and Mike, nearly drowned out by Andy's booing. A normal day in the Oxbox/Oxtra studio.
"Games you missed this decade." Hmmm I wonder what games you're going to talk about: "See's Dragons Dogma thumbnail" Ahhh, I see you too are a man of culture.
Dejam93 the only problem is Delsin accidentally ended up in the washing machine with Rob's underwear and lost all shape and function so we'll never see where his story would have taken him... sad but 100% true
These are the kind of Games i would love to see on PS+. No AAA Games that everyone has played, and no games no one wants. I would prefer fantastic games that too few people have played.
lol people always complain: when Idie games are given people say SONY is not providing quality, but when AAA gamea are provided every one claims to have already bought the game. There will always be complaints but for 24 games a year PS+ is well worth the money even with bad games
@@tonyc7879 The Last of Us have sold under 20 million copies, and thats both Ps3 and Ps4. Ps4 have sold over 100 million. So no, there are ALOOOOOOT of people who have never played it.
We are probably getting one! Itsuno, the creator of both Devil May Cry and Dragon's Dogma was asked by Capcom if he wanted to make DMC5 or DD2. He chose DMC5, but there's a very high probability we're gonna get DD2 in the future as well.
Probably sometime 2023 since DMC 5 has released and Itsuno is moving on to his next project possibly being a sequel to Dragons Dogma dark arisen. There is also a Dragons Dogma MMO on the PC but that is Japan exclusive but it's a damn good mmo keeping all the aspects from Dark arisen but now in a muliplayer setting.
We did get a sequel, however it was called "Deep Down" (Capcom) and is somewhat unclear as of now. A few years back it was anounced and then...nothing. But it is still in development, so fingers crossed and hope it will return.
You guys go and enjoy all those undiscovered masterpieces. I own a ps4 since the early days and got enough games to play till the end of the next generation.
Very solid picks, especially Castlevania, Dragon's Dogma, and Unfinished Swan - I'd recommend those to anyone. The final boss battle in Transistor was also brilliant.
I know they've highlighted them on this channel before but Gravity Rush 1 and 2. That series deserves more mainstream attention. They're so underrated and beautiful. I'm still holding out hope for a third game
Dragons dogma is a true gem, being able to climb on massive enemies like dragons and have them fly off was incredible, im suprised no1 else has copied the system
@@joostborst SOTC combat is more puzzle based, whereas in DD, the enemies are much more aggressively fighting back. Monster Hunter is similar in combat, but the world is disjointed as segmented quests. World fixed that a bit, but it's still "do quest, return to hub, undertake next quest, repeat" vs a true narrative story and "open" world that just so happens to have great action combat. All three are excellent games in their own respects.
To this day I've not played a class that feels akin to the Mystic Knight. Their look with giant kite/tower shields, maces, magic and buffs. Just an incredible class.
im so glad divinity original sin 2 got a mention, its one of the best games ive ever played and introduced me to a whole new genre im now a fan of; the CRPG.
rob... i dont know if anyone mentioned it yet, but that crash bandicoot figure in the background is positioned VERY unfortunately in allignment with clouds's sword. those hands in the air make it so much worse 😆
I still believe Castlevania Lord of shadows is Hideo Kojima’s best game. It’s the first game shortly followed by it’s sequel I’ll be playing if the PS5 it’s fully backwards compatible. I need to play again and can’t believe you put this in the video I was only thinking of this game recently myself. SPOOOKY
After watching this, I went ahead and bought Castlevania: Lords of Shadow PS3 for £5 on ebay. Rob sold it to me saying its like God Of War. I hope I dont regret it.
Castlevania:Los is definitely a worth playing game. Story is gripping and soundtracks are just awesome. One of the best in game OST's i've heard. Hope you'll like it too.
Here's hoping DD2 is on the way now that the lead has DMC5 out of his system and Capcom is fully supporting its sequel lineup thanks to large quantities of customer support.
Chance Witt I wish the online was available in the US... Very upset still... But then I haven’t had a pc (I think it was on PS3 but only in japan...) for 6 years, maybe it got released here? Idk, either way it wasn’t when I wanted to play it...
I so wanted to play that back when it came out...as much as I don't like playing with otehr people, I would've jumped in day one had it come out in the west.
Have you played Fallout new Vegas? Divinity Is on my list..im playing Nioh right now but as an adult....games take Soo much time. Nioh is Soo long and I'm looking at Nioh 2....a Masterpiece for sure. Also I want to get Disco ELYSIUM Masterpiece as well which is in the same leauge as divinity.....
Lords of Shadow was so amazing. Wish we could get a remake. Dragons dogma is ridiculously good. I'm still playing it today on ps4. Such a great game too. Can't wait for a current gen dragons dogma. Great video.
Transistor. It is an extremely unique action RPG. Excellent sound track, really good atmospheric story and an extremely unique combat system which allows a lot of freedom Edit:- So happy Rob mentioned this game. It truly is an underrated gem. Heck, i also overlooked it. I got it for free as part of ps+ in 2015 and only played it years later on November 2019
@@ryankelly9032 The Gregorian calendar started at year 1. Not year 0. So if a decade is 10 years, it's not 1-9, 10-19, 20-29...2010-2019, 2020-2029... etc; Because that first decade was only 9 years. So; It's 1-10, 11-20, 21-30... 2011-2020, 2021-2030... etc That's why Google (and more people beside Google) consider 2020 the end of the decade. (Of course; we don't use that as a tradition OR as a point of reference. It is a fact; but it's widely ignored.)
Bitter black isle is still eerie even after so many runs through it. The sudden appearance of the dark beasts, the story of Daemon, everything is simply beautiful
Wow, I never thought a game that I worked on would ever get a mention on PlayStation Access, and certainly not on a Friday Feature. Still got my free copy of Blur, somewhere,... unopened. Activision killed that game with their marketing, they didn't seem to understand that dissing mario kart was not a good idea. 🤗
I could listen Rob's voice for hours, as a matter of fact, if you feel like making a 10 hour video narrating paint drying or grass growing, I will pay money to watch it. Love you, Rob.
Dragons dogma was my VERY first Platinum trophy. I absolutely LOVED that game! Never did dark arisen though....maybe one day. Cannot wait for the sequel....if that ever happens
My first platinum too! I loved that game so much it wasn't even so much about getting it as I was like "well, I'm pretty close, might as well try it" I just loved playing it. Heck, I got the platinum for the PS4 release too. It has a few different trophies. Worth playing again,
Booted up Divinity 2 this summer with the platinum in mind. Abandoned that plan about 100 hours in, finished the story, claimed that as my trophy instead.
What remains of Edith finch is the definition of a amazing game of the decade that not many have played, truly one of the best hidden gems out there in my opinion
Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen is my favorite game of all time, and it feels like no one has ever heard of it. Thank you so much for featuring it in a video
Darksiders! Favorite game of the decade and actually one of the very first games to come out this decade. The score, the world, the lore, the characters, all top notch.
@@ariaharies3594 and totally worth it. Make sure you don't quit at the "end" of the story. There is so, so much beyond what appears to be the end credits. Everfall, true ending, Bitterblack Isle, true BBI end, NG+.
Thumper... Hell Yeah! First game I beat on PSVR. I was hooked for the entire playthrough. I always have felt crazy when trying to convince people to play that game. Gotta go in for a 2nd playthrough!
I still remember downloading the demo for Dragons Dogma as a young teen and subsequently scrambling every spare penny I had to go out and buy it. And to this day, I still cannot get the line "tis weak to fire" out of my mind.
Yoku's Island Express is a criminally underrated game who's premise can only be the result of a mad genius' fever dream: a metroidvania / pinball hybrid where you play as a dung beetle.
Sometimes when the right town event hits you can bring a character back from the dead. I saved my favorite grave robber from the sweet release of death.
Blur was amazing when I originally played it, but Split/Second is just on another level. The challenges were cool and you were able to trigger explosions, sometimes so big that they altered the track layout.
Thumper is certainly intense as heck. I found that once I experienced it in Vr I couldn’t play it on flatscreen anymore. The extra depth you get in VR really helps the timing.
"The road splits here. Let's be doubly sure of which will see us to our destination" always drove me up the walls. Like bro, we've been here dozens of times, I know this place better than my own hometown, I am sure which road will se us to our destination
I play a ton of rhythm games, like almost all of them, and thumper really blew me away, everything Rob said is totally accurate. I would however like to add, it's one of the most difficult music games I have ever played, especially if you're going for the top ranks on each stage.
Hadn't played any of the games you mentioned through to completion... Then, Transistor showed up. One of my first platinums. I smiled and cried a bit as you spoke of it. One of my all time faves. I love that game on an irrational level.
My hidden gems on PS4 and ps3 that I can think of at the moment: dragons dogma, grand kingdom, enslaved, binary domain, hyper light drifter, hellblade, a plagues tale, and helldivers. But oh God there are so many good games out.
Honorable mention to Tokyo Jungle! You don't know fun until you've bred yourself a post-apocalyptic Pomeranian that can take on dinosaurs. Give it a look!
MAG though:( Most fun I've had with any game on PS3 (or ever lets be honest) and, since the servers shut down, if you missed it you genuinely missed it:\
Rob could mention games that really overlooked by the majority of gaming community such as Puppeteer, Rain, Tokyo Jungle, Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun, Patchwork Heroes, No Heroes Allowed, Folklore, or 3D Dot Game Heroes.
I once read somewhere that Konami was hesitant to have Lords of Shadow to be made. The developers showed a demo to Hideo Kojima. He then went to the higher ups in Konami ad was basically like why the hell aren’t we having this made? Thank you Kojima-San for helping to have that made in addition to the metal gear masterpieces