Another example of "How to deal with a real situation that put at least one of my moral code at risk in any outcome I could go for ", good luck with that.

From the answers I read, there seems to have no problem taking the child without the mother. I haven't read the text so I don't know if there's a relative that could take the child and I don't even know how old is the child but taking a child to its parent due to their ideology and not the treatment to the said child is a paternalistic move that disturb me (but I recall the end of Pan's Labyrinth being a "good choice" from the rebels... but in that case, the mother wasn't supporting the regime, only the father so... ). The picture of taking a child to it's mother and telling "we know better than you how to raise your kid" should be more problematic than what it appears in the comments. Even tho I agree that it's highly more defensible in this case. But without a relative, I'd like to get your attention on what oftenly happens to kids in host families.

And for other issues, even if the kid is not to blame in terms of rights and moral, it doesn't change it potential brainwashed behavior (once again, if he's more than something like 2) , I remember a surrealist video of one young child brainwashed that cried until he had a video of beheaded people.

I start :

_PS2 : - Urban Reign. I was looking for a fighting game without the mad-skills requirements and complexity a fighting game requires. So it's a brawl from 2 to 4 (even more in story) with some fighting styles and enough moves and combos to take pleasure. I don't know how I haven't heard about it until 1 or 2 years ago.

_PS3 : - Anarch Reigns. For the same first reason I wrote above. The tone, the always over the top action and events, the brawl, the diversity of fighting styles and of characters... Too bad there's no possibility to play with someone on the same console.

- Red Faction Guerilla. The physics, building smashing... What else y'do you need ? Once the cheats unlocked, you can actually play as a god with your hammer : great velocity, super jump, very high resistance, Hugh destruction, heavy beats that makes people flying thought walls, armored cars fly'g miles away...

Hello everyone. I'm stuck with my not current Gen consoles and trying to dig all the pleasure I could take from those; so I'm trying to fi'd if there's any game that I have missed worth it. The 2 kind of recommendations I often see on the internet are : "Best games for the *" and "Best hidden gem of the *". So I already have played a big part of those and oftenly see the same one appearing from one list to another. That's why I propose you a recommendation list of another kind, hoping you'll find a benefit and participate, in which you give some credit to a good but not necessarily great ot hidden game and certainly not the most known.

Name the console on which you play the game, name the game(s) and, if possible, explain what feature or aspect the game has that makes you going back to it despite the years and the new ones coming.

No... Because I don't have a ps4.

I wondered the same. I have a PSOne, PS2 and PS3 (got the last 2 at their 3/4 generation) and I don't have many money to spend. 1) I have seen the prices and I find it a bit overpriced for its last year(s) 2) There aren't that much of exclusives 3) Exclusives oftenly come back the next generation with extras like HD, extra content or packed with its sequel, cheaper, etc. 4) All the disadvantages for the other games compared to a PC : prices, quality, time lost during not-played moments, the lack of mods and cheat, the lack of variety of games. So if you're in the same case and state of mind as me, I would advice to keep your money.

Puppeteer is a nice and charming one, in the spirit of Little Big Planet (I don't if it was made by the same company) but it tends to a bit slow sometimes. Definitely recommandé it.

Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen is one hell of a RPG, such a great surprise considering the reception it had compared to Skyrim.

Dragon's Crown is beautiful and satisfying to play.

The Swindle on the psn is a jewel. Doom collection (1 and 2 +) is still a good entertainment. Dead Nation.

Hello everyone !

Could you recommand some games which are nervous or dynamic but without being too repetitive, therefore, boring past a few times ?

What I mean is something that keeps you in-game (focusing on what you are doing), where you are not repeating exactly the same thing like "Shoot ! Rush ! Duck ! Shoot ! Duck ! Shoot ! Rush !".

For the moment, I can only think about FPS (because the action is oftenly a major point) where you slaughter your enemies with an aggressive approach or with different moves for nearly each victims like youhave the situation under control ; I have the videos of Dishonored from StealthGamerBR in mind (for those who kowns) but that's in the case you master the game. Or games where you can slow-mo allow that feeling like F.E.A.R. or Matrix. I can think about Prototype ... but that's probably not exclusive to 1st and 3rd person games, if you have other ideas ...

( And if the action doesn't necessarily require 2-3 hours each times to be reached, and/or if there are good physics or random stuff to let good surprises happens , that would be a bonus but at this point of the videogame industry, I think we can't be that demanding. )

Thanks in advance !