@Dragon
Sorry I edited that all out because I didn't feel like getting into this, but I guess I have to respond now:
But why do you expect to see articles saying PS3 is outselling 360 worldwide? It's not news, nor is it biased to expect it. A simple "PS3 worldwide sales" on N4G yields results and PS3 fans talking happily about the status of the PS3 brand.
One is new information, the other is an expected trend.
@DragonKnight
There are tons of articles on worldwide sales. Of course it's a big deal when MS outsells Sony WW--it's news, isn't it? Do you expect nobody to report this unusual trend? If Sony outsells MS in U.S, you can bet you will see the same amount of articles. Don't play the "conspiracy" card
Well of course not, you haven't seen the PS4 yet.
Have you tried the other options? I here some people enjoy the racing style.
I agree we should have total control over control mapping, but I feel right at home from playing TM Black, minus a few awkward things like reverse and free look
Careful, spoilers
Anyone notice the game play any better in terms of spawn logic, balance, networking, etc?
Right, so by his logic, the media is biased against Nintendo and people are insane for believing otherwise
Just keep spamming the join button.
I got disconnected in-game twice, once when I was about to launch a missile.
Those guys were gone after a week. Killzone 2's input delay was tweaked and was fine the way it was, there was no need to change them even more and lower the health and make it all twitchy.
K3's controls were the least of my problems with the game, anyway. There's a lot in K2 they abandoned and failed to improve on
^ 2pacalypse
I am highly anticipating K4, so long as it is more like K2 than K3. Yeah, it's another shooter and another sequel, but I don't think K3 did K2 any justice.
Story in K3 was indeed weak, but the universe has lots more they can get into if they decide to present it properly. Killzone's got a lot of juice left, IMO, they just need to get it back on its old track
@RedDead
CNet is about electronics and technology, they can't miss out on the Vita. As superman says, they target a different audience, and they made that clear. I'm sure their average user isn't fond of high price, low battery, and have a limited appeal with the games, all 3 of which may not affect hardcore gamers as much.
Those who are regular Cnet users probably wouldn't buy a Vita anyway, and those that would are probably either more exper...
^ Nitro
I went to the site but my adblock is running
The website knows that Jaffe never promised that TM wouldn't online pass-- they themselves quote Jaffe for saying "It's not my call" in a separate article entitled "Jaffe for President!"
In the same article that they praise Jaffe, they knowingly admit that the call is Sony's and he has no choice in it
Calling HIM a sellout is ironic, they ma...
Nicely said-- and this works for probably all developers-- they aren't in total control of their games because publishers push BS like "widening the target audience" or shoving online passes and withholding content to squeeze out more dollars. They control when the game comes out, how much time it gets, and developers work within the framework. I feel sorry for some of them who are forced to put in things like 3D or work on a tacked on multiplayer that will help "widen the ...
That's some good communication, he seems really into the game.
"its a shame only 10 percent of there made games were any good"
"last story was not good? WHAT?"
The same reasoning that makes you conclude the former should explain your latter question
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"What a game sells is irrelevant and its critical acclaim is irrelevant"
Not completely, no. What a game sells directly reflects upon the health of the product, PS3 wouldn't be anywhere nea...
"This is because Sony's platform was hard to develop for, so, herp derp, Sony depended on themselves, therefore, article" is pretty much the petty crux of the article.
Funnily enough, the "Our religion is offended, so obey our petty sensitivities" shtick here is much more quieter than over on the game about Muhammad
Same crap, different toilet. These people will shove their beliefs down your throat and wont be satisfied until they have total moderation
@Log
Wow, No, it cannot. You don't have the right to murder somebody for simply depicting Muhammad, whether in a cartoon or a video game. Every person on the planet is open to ridicule, and poking fun at, from world leaders to your mother. If you are going to tell me that making fun of Kim Jeong-il cannot be made fun of because Koreans will be offended, are you really going to enforce that not one person cannot criticize through violence?
No religion is a...
"Basically, you're giving the right to a Muslim to violently express his feelings over the way you depicted his most sacred religious figure. "
And this here is the problem.
You may find that respecting Muhammad is valuable to your religion, but I find it silly that I must comply, the same way I don't censor the name of Yahweh because I see no reason to comply to a Jewish person's belief.
You want to not draw Muhammad, ...
It's coming out tomorrow??
This and Twisted Metal seems to be my February picks, will put SSX on hold for not having split-screen