If you want the concept of MMORPGs however not precise MMORPGs, hey, now you can jack right into a fictional MMO with the newly-released PC variations of .hack//G.U. The PlayStation 2 action-RPG trilogy focuses is (principally) set inside a malfunctioning MMORPG as we and our friends seek out a player-killer whose virtuamurders have truly put somebody right into a coma in actual life. Ten years after the trilogy wrapped up on PS2, it’s now on PC fancied up somewhat as .hack//G.U. Last Recode. I’ve not performed ’em myself however have heard some good issues from people into PS2 JRPGs. Hey, right here’s the launch trailer with some then/now graphics comparisons:
On the technical facet, Last Recode brings redrawn textures, high-res cutscene films, and assist for operating in 1080p at 60fps. The sport is tweaked too, with adjustments like a sooner operating velocity, an improved consumer interface, just a few steadiness tweaks, bringing adjustments from the later video games over to the primary, and including a cheat mode with mega-powerful characters to blow via the story. Oh, and it provides a brand new epilogue chapter. This fan wiki has extra particulars on variations, in the event you’re curious.
.hack//G.U. Last Recode is out now for £40/€50/$50 on Steam. If you’re a leet .hacker, do inform us what it’s like, gained’t you?
