Daniel Kayser explores the possibility of a fungal invasion from The Last Of Us in this episode of Science of Games
The Last of Us Part I PS5 review covering visuals, combat feel, accessibility, performance modes, and whether it is really worth the asking price of $69.99.
A new court filing in Sony’s lawsuit against Tencent reveals that Tencent pitched a Last of Us game after Sony rejected its earlier Horizon project.
It’s strange that Tencent wants to make games that Sony makes already and does a great job. I could see asking about reviving a franchise but current franchises don’t make much sense.
It's not strange at all. They're big on copying successes, not on developing their own.
That was pretty much the norm for several years. a big hit gets released, then you start to see clones. God of War and then Dante's Inferno. Gears of War and then Quantum Theory. Those are just a couple but there are plenty more.
Its been the same with movies and tv shows for decades.
Its pretty much the standard tbh
I mean how many cinematic universes and multiverses have we seen in the last 10 years
Give 'em SOCOM/Killzone/Resistance/inFa mous? (defo: not Uncharted tho)
Guys when I am not gaming or watching media, I will read or listen to books for entertainment. There are a bunch of great books out there with stories that are super interesting.
I don't understand why these studios won't try to do an adaptation of some of those books instead of trying to copy each other.
Some of the best games around were adapted from some of these books.
Featuring characters from The Last of Us, God of War, Ghost of Tsushima, Horizon Forbidden West, and more.
yeah, they're gonna overprice it so only 0.5% of the playerbase can buy it. The spiderman packs cost like 650 for 12 packs or something, on top of spiderman not fitting into mtg at all. Most of current PS characters don't fit either.
