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ps4 hack gu last recode Last Recode. .Hack//G.U Last Recode is a PlayStation 4 and Microsoft Windows HD Remaster of .Hack//G.U, a single-player action role-playing game series from the PlayStation 2, developed by CyberConnect2 and published by Bandai Namco Games. The remaster compiles elements from all three .hack//G.U. games: .hack//G.U. Vol. 1//Rebirth (再誕 Saitan, lit. "Resurrection"), .hack//G.U. Vol. 2//Reminisce (君思う声 Kimi Omou Koe, lit. "The Voice that Thinks of You") and .hack//G.U. Vol. 3//Redemption (歩くような速さで Aruku you na Hayasa de, lit. "At a Walking Pace"). It also includes a brand new chapter, .hack//G.U. Vol 4//Reconnection. The story focuses on a player named Haseo who hunts a player nicknamed "Tri-Edge", who defeated his friend Shino and left her in a coma in real life. After being attacked and Data Drained by Tri-Edge, Haseo is found by a mysterious organization known as Raven, and joins their ranks, unleashing a hidden power in his character data known as Skeith. All the while, a mysterious computer virus called AIDA is threatening the existence of "The World" and quite possibly the entire Internet. .hack//G.U. Last Recode. Summary: .hack//G.U. is back. Log back into the .hack//G.U. trilogy and return to "The World," as Haseo tracks down Tri-Edge in .hack//G.U. Last Recode, now with enhanced graphics, improved gameplay, and brand new modes! This collection includes all 3 original .hack//G.U. titles, Rebirth, Reminisce, .hack//G.U. is back. Log back into the .hack//G.U. trilogy and return to "The World," as Haseo tracks down Tri-Edge in .hack//G.U. Last Recode, now with enhanced graphics, improved gameplay, and brand new modes! This collection includes all 3 original .hack//G.U. titles, Rebirth, Reminisce, and Redemption, all fully restored and remastered for PS4. Developer: CyberConnect2 Genre(s): Miscellaneous , Compilation # of players: No Online Multiplayer Cheats: On GameFAQs Rating: T More Details and Credits » Trailer. Critic Reviews. User Reviews. Recién acabo de completar el volumen 1 y he de decir que estoy muy encantado con esta remasterización. Hace cosa de un año o dos, pude jugar a Recién acabo de completar el volumen 1 y he de decir que estoy muy encantado con esta remasterización. Hace cosa de un año o dos, pude jugar a su versión original de Ps2 y he de decir, que los apartados técnicos los han mejorado notablemente. Y ya ni mencionar que encima CC2 nos brinda con un episodio extra de esta magnífica saga. En resumen, si te gustaron los 3 volúmenes de Ps2, ya estás tardando en comprar este remaster. Y para aquellos que no hayan jugado aún a esta saga, daré razones para hacerlo: -Una historia y ambientación impecables -Unos personajes muy humanizados, repletos de carisma y con los que rápidamente lograremos empatizar. -La sensación "ficticia" de estar viviendo en un MMO, intercambiando armas e items con NPCs y demás, consultando foros, intercambiando emails con nuestros compañeros fuera de "The World" se hace una experiencia agradable y como pocas. -Su banda sonora, espectacular. -Las voces originales en japonés son sublimes. -Aunque ha sido mejorado, su sistema de combate sigue siendo muy limitado y algo soso -La escasa variedad y pobre diseño de mazmorras, a la larga, se hace repetitivo y puede llegar a cansar. … Expand. If you can't get enough simulated MMORPG grinding within a borderline nonsensical world, then this just the game for you! There seems to be If you can't get enough simulated MMORPG grinding within a borderline nonsensical world, then this just the game for you! There seems to be a JRPG addiction where people feel the need to want to hit things until numbers pop out of them (damage) so that they can make their own numbers (player level/stats) larger. This is the primary focus of the game, going through it's near endless monotonous corridor dungeons. The story is built around that. Want to talk to someone who's right in front of you to progress the story? No, can't do that, you need to go to the bottom of a dungeon first. Need to find an item or get information? To the bottom of a dungeon you go. Want to kill a boss, do some PVP, save the world/etc? Yep, you need to go through a dungeon first. Gameplay isn't very good. It's basically a slower and simplified Tales combat system. It's okay for the first 10 hours or so, but you'll need to play about 60+ hours to get through the game, and most of that is spent in dungeons fighting. Grinding in the game primarily consists of getting through the story dungeons. I only twice had to go into an optional dungeon to get a few more levels for a boss fight. There's a lot of required story dungeons, and doing just those will get you most of the experience/levels you need. It's just that there's so many that the whole game feels like a grind. The story, well. I see a review right to the right of me saying that it has an engaging story with electric characters. Ha! First of all, the world is completely unbelievable. It's not for anyone who's familiar with the actual workings of networking, the internet, computers, or coding. I can only imagine what the programmers were thinking when they were coding this game. Maybe they were okay with it since it's a game for kids and of course kids think the insides of computers and the internet are made of magic. The characters are simply generic. They're not bad, but you've seen all of them before if you've played more than 5 JRPGs. Although they do quite stupid things when the plot demands it of them - though I'll blame that on the plot. The main plot isn't very good when put in context of the world it's written in. Basically, you're trying to save a girl who went into a coma from playing the game. And what does everyone correctly assume you have to do to get the girl out of a coma? Kill the thing that put her in a coma. Yeah, It's like killing the car who put my sister in a coma is going to bring her back. It's typical kid story nonsense (with plenty of magic sprinkled on top). And all of this is taking place in the real world with the game having adverse affects on everything computerized (because of magic, of course) I frequently wondered why the government just didn't just down the stupid game since it was causing so much havoc. But if anyone intelligent enough was around to do that, then we wouldn't have been able to go on our juvenile power spree within the game (and save the world! Yay!). Well, the above sounds pretty bad, but I was at least able to tolerate the game due to it not having any large plot holes (as long as you assume that the internet and the game are made of magic and that most people in power are idiots), which is more than I can say for some other popular JRPGs. I also had a bit of fun with the game's automated card game. I felt like I was back in FF12 choosing optimal settings so that I could just sit back and watch. It's too bad the card game didn't last that long. Oh, and one last thing, I haven't seen a game within a game done well yet, and this is no exception. Believably would have been much better if they would have simply removed the idea that you were playing as people who were playing in a MMORPG. Although if they did that, it probably would have been hard to justify the monotonous grinding. … Expand. Ps4 hack gu last recode. I use SCP and havent had any issues.. other then it thinks its a PS4 controller. The new DS4 pretty much have to install the driver to wireless controler #0 (not 3) No mods for that yet. edit: i treid the remoteplay drivers for native ps4 and still shows up xbox icons anyways. then On settings try checking hide ps4 controller. I am using my own fork of DS4Windows to play .hack with a PS4 controller. Much less input lag and more mapping features compared to the old version. How the hell do you even get this game to work with a controller? It flat out refuses to acknoledge that I have a controller. Do I have to go and grab my PS3 controller and put it into my computer? I can do that, but it seems silly the game won't recognize a gamepad that's designed for PS2 PC related game play. Sure, my controller isn't exactly fancy, being a cheap logiteck, but still. .hack//G.U. Last Recode. Log back into the .hack//G.U. trilogy and return to “The World,” as Haseo tracks down Tri-Edge in .hack//G.U. Last Recode, now with enhanced graphics, improved gameplay, and brand new modes! This collection includes all 3 original .hack//G.U. titles, Rebirth, Reminisce, and Redemption, all fully restored and remastered. As well as an all new exclusive 4th Volume: .hack//G.U. Reconnection. • 15 years of .hack – Celebrate the 15th anniversary of the beloved global cross media franchise that first released in 2002.