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What are the most sovlful games of the 7th gen?
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lords of shadow series was great
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I don't know I think you could argue any AAA stuff was still made with passion and care even if there was predatory shit emerging. Remember when you got a code to play online and if you bought the game used it cost an extra 10 dollars?
Anyway here's a good game
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This is the only PlayStation game that actually made me want to get a PlayStation
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NieR
Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes
Earth Defense Force 2025
Bayonetta
Vanquish
Raiden IV
Mushihimesama Futari
Espgaluda II Black Label
Demon's Souls
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gen 7 wasnt as good as gen 6, games no longer were magical experiences full of wonder and joy and I will never forgive gen 7 for this
if gen 6 was a bunch of 6 games with 10s sprinkled in then gen 7 was a bunch of 3s with 9s sprinkled in.
transformers duology alone make this gen worth it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4BfSxPKnxY
then we got games like blood money, dark souls army of two, alan wake, sleeping dogs and lots of other memorable or experimental games that make that gen not a total blunder



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