Twinfinite Writes: E3 2018 is already shaping up to be a big year, and Sony has confirmed multiple titles at the event already. Here's everything we know they'll be showing, plus some other possible games.
There's a pack of infected on a new piece of art for The Last Of Us Part 2, but what does that mean for the game?
I never thought about having hordes of clickers but after Days Gone, I think Naughty Dog could nail something more incredible. Glad its close.
I can't wait to see how they've changed up the infected, I'm going to die so much from standing there in awe
I actually remember Niel saying something along the lines of “with the PS4 hardware we can now support a horde” I wish I could remember where he said it but that would be insane.
I have to say that no matter what the game is about, how it plays, what missions will entail, Naughty Dog have well and truly proved to us gamers that they can make it happen and do it well.
The whole picture thing could be just that, a picture. Having said that, the writer may well be on to something too, we just don't know and that's exactly what i'm looking for in a game too.
Developers push boundries, they are supposed to, no point in releasing a identical story and puting a 2 on the end of it.
My opinion, it'll be similar to the 1st game but changed up well too. I can't see a horde mode here as the ammo count, bow and arrow, knifing that we saw in the gameplay so far looks low, i.e. with sparing ammo etc the game seems more of a one on one, each encounter different than the last kinda play which I'm keen on and what I loved most about the 1st game.
I've only just started the Days Gone game and am yet to encounter a horde mode so am definitely not saying it wouldn't be great to play in the new last of us game it's more of an opinion from what I've seen in the TLOU 2 trailers so far.
Superhero games are hard, often constructed for a marketing deadline, like a film based on the same IP. Studios have been making these since 1979 and you can only count the great ones on one hand...
Twinfinite Writes: September 2018 officially kicks of the fall rush for PS4, with hugely anticipated titles like Dragon Quest XI, Spider-Man, and Shadow of the Tomb Raider, along with quite a few smaller releases.
They're going to wow the audience with gameplay for Death Stranding, Last of Us 2, and Ghost of Tsushima with release dates for all 3. Then they're going to hype up gamers with more Spider-man footage. Then they're going to drop a bomb with Demon's Souls Remake by Bluepoint. Then another bomb with From making Bloodborne 2.
Hopefully some surprises, with PSVR content as well.