Multi Thảo luận, tổng hợp thông tin về game
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Thấy leak cả release date 15/11 và có 2 expac
https://www.playstationlifestyle.net/2024/05/14/assassins-creed-shadows-release-date-dlc-leaked/
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Tiền để mua full DLC luôn luôn sẵn sàng phục vụ đại đếThấy leak cả release date 15/11 và có 2 expac
https://www.playstationlifestyle.net/2024/05/14/assassins-creed-shadows-release-date-dlc-leaked/
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10 điểm ko nói nhiềuView attachment 585330
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Sâm mu rai zelda đi đồ sát nhật bủn à 
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Ghi điểm đc cả với tụi woke và quý bửu, tội gì ko làm
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1 nô lệ được nobunaga mua để làm thú cưng (dạng chưa thấy da đen bao giờ )
Sau đó chưa được 1 năm thì Oda chết , bị bán lại cho tụi bồ đào nha đem đi chỗ khác
fact lịch sử chỉ có thế
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nghe bảo chỉ ở nhật có 3 năm, trong khi tước samurai nó đi theo dòng dõi (cái này nhường các sử gia xác nhận do nghe nói mỗi thời nhìn nhận samurai ko giống nhau), vậy thì chả có chuyện nó là samurai
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Thời đại đảo điên daden dc lên làm thánh ,đồ sát phát xít nhật đúng ý bọn tailong còn gì
Nhiều khi story kiểu , sau khi mất mất tích thì tham gia hội sát thủ , ẩn sau bóng tối chèo kéo nước Nhật cho tới bây giờ, hóa ra đất nước lũ davang thì có một anh daden chống lưng bao năm ,phải ko
Nhiều khi story kiểu , sau khi mất mất tích thì tham gia hội sát thủ , ẩn sau bóng tối chèo kéo nước Nhật cho tới bây giờ, hóa ra đất nước lũ davang thì có một anh daden chống lưng bao năm ,phải ko
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Em Naoe trong trailer thấy cũng "TO". Hy vọng là....
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Review:
Animal Well - 9
Even as we begin to unpick what we can only assume is Animal Well's final layer - when it comes to one visible secret, we know the what but not the how - there are parts of this world that will, perhaps forever, remain something of an enigma. The fascination of those lingering unknowns is part of why Basso's remarkable indie debut takes up residence in your brain when you're not playing it. But on a fundamental level, it is simply a beautifully constructed, wonderfully characterful adventure, one that marks the blossoming of a major talent.
Lorelei and the Laser Eyes - 9
For all its cinematic aspirations and borrowings, though, it's clear the Swedish studio's heart firmly belongs to videogames. As such, Lorelei's bravura endgame sequence is fully interactive, combining a final chapter test that riffs on the likes of Professor Layton and Hotel Dusk's interstitial quizzes and the credits of classic 16bit adventures such as A Link to the Past, a whistle-stop tour reminding you just how far you've come.
Stellar Blade - 6
There are flashes of brilliance in Stellar Blade, still, most often sparked by the titular weapon. But it's too broad and with that a little overdone. If only Eve's initial clarity of purpose had been more contagious.
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes - 7
Many of the Kickstarter backers expecting a Suikoden title in all but name will doubtless see these as small concessions for a loving homage to an ensemble RPG no one else has managed to emulate since. Rather than a new generation of genuinely memorable heroes, though, we're not really getting any more than a handsome tribute act.
Tales of Kenzera: Zau - 7
Still, while it can be trying, Tales of Kenzera remains a piece of classy engineering, supported by evocative landscapes, meaty audio effects and a score that combines traditional Bantu sounds with modern electronica
Crow Country - 8
As it draws to a close we're ready to escape Crow Country but simultaneously sad when the safety bar has lifted, and this nigh-euphoric ride has come to a complete standstill.
Sand Land - 5
As an adaptation of a setting, it's a little too effective: the vibe of the place might be right, but a desert in the panels of a manga is a very different experience to virtually inhabiting one. There are points of interest here, but they're scattered too far and wide to make this a worthwhile excursion.
Endless Ocean Luminance - 6
At once expanded yet stripped back (or focused if you're feeling generous), Luminous might not quite be Endless Ocean as we know it, but it retains enough of the series' distinctive signature that it's worth taking the plunge.
Indika - 7
Which means there's some endless noodling among the most focused passages. But if Indika won't be everyone's tempo, it proves you can work small miracles when you dare to shed family habits.
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