Mike D from GoozerNation looks at the upcoming game "HomeFront" and looks at the recent events in North Korea and how it could affect this game, given the issues other war games have faced.
The gaming industry moves at such a pace that it’s not surprising we’ve seen countless franchises fall into obscurity over the years.
There is a rumour that Driver 1 & 2 remasters will be released for Switch and presumably for other systems as well.
https://www.gamingbible.com...
Not sure however whether this results into new games in the near future.
Ninja Gaiden? Splinter Cell? Tenchu? Virtua Fighter? Killer Instinct? Killzone?
I would very much enjoy
a new dedicated single player Killzone campaign. With a fun multi-player.
Tenchu and Killer Instict would be great indeed!
Unfortunately new Killzone game does not seem to be in the works
Virtua Fighter is going to receive a new entry!
https://www.dualshockers.co...
Splinter Cell is likely to be one of the remasters launching next year (not sure whether this has to do anything with the remake previously announced)
https://toronto.ubisoft.com...
Yeah, read the news about a new Virtua Fighter and I am so ready for it. Splinter Cell at this point I don't believe anything Ubisoft says plus I don't think modern day Ubisoft can make a decent stealth game. They will likely fuck it up.
Ibrahim from eXputer: "The Medal of Honor franchise was once the crown jewel of FPS war games, later defeated by the tides of time and poor development."
They tried to turn it into Call of Duty and it killed it off. They should reboot it and go back to it's roots. But they'd ruin it with online-only/multiplayer style bullshit so why bother? I have very fond memories of these games, but this series can stay dead as far as I'm concerned.
Was literally just thinking of this game the other week with the secret nut cracker mission and the shooting Bismarck dog lmao. Loved these games as a kid
I have fond memories of playing the Medal of Honor Breakthrough MP Demo. It had two maps and custom servers. Living on campus, I had it downloaded on one of the PC Lab servers so I could access it on any computer at the university. Joined a clan and made friends that I still keep in touch with today.
Read our Six Days in Fallujah interview and learn how the team wanted to create realism through procedural architecture and more.
I gotta say, the points accounted for in this article are valid and I couldn't agree more. A very interesting read and how the politics have affected such a huge industry, and how the inevitable future may or may not turn out.
As far as the gaming side, I'm a bit disappointed. Freedom of speech has gone right out the window. Oh damn, someone might be offended. Then DON'T BUY IT!
In regards to the Koreas, yikes. Are people actually concerned that the game will affect what happens in the political world? If it's a "too soon" thing, pfft.
I'm amazed just about every day how much this country has turned in to a bunch of friggin' pansies.
Nice writeup ... getting me all fired up >.<
Can't wait to watch the trailer for this one. DL'd it last night but never watched it.
Anyway, I don't remember anyone ever complaining about the Tom Clancy games in which it's the US doing covert ops in Mexico.
Why are people picking on Afghanistan and Korea? Cause it's more realistic? I applaud the developers for going in that direction.
Im getting pretty tired of people getting offended by video games. People are way to sensitive, its a rough world out there and it makes me wonder how they survive.