Wow, bad research.
Sony has not only withdrawn the movie from theatres. They've also announced that they have no plans to release the movie on DVD or on-demand. So... yeah.
http://fivethirtyeight.com/...
Quick N4G lesson:
If a person has one single bubble and the comment the person is making is absolutely obscenely ridiculous -- chances are it's a troll.
I had someone buy something using my credit card once, and the ones who took care of the investigation and the refund was the credit card company. They were very nice.
To some degree, yes. At the very least, you've often been able to traverse back to places, and there has been several open areas. However, the next Zelda game looks like much more of a full-fledged open world. There's not really any defined path between A and B, even if they are on completely different parts of the map.
A bit like Jak 3, if you will.
Snookiegamers comment, I mean. Just so nobody thinks I'm agreeing with him about the author.
@Baka
That doesn't really touch on what I said. I'm responding to WeAreLegion's comment which said "It's probably one of the most well made games of the generation."
And I don't agree with that. Think it's badly designed, and that the lack of variation and predictable pacing is one of its biggest flaws.
@WeAreLegion
Then I guess we don't really agree that much on Knack. I thought it was pretty bleak. Not ...
Ridiculous attempt at trolling.
First of all, design does not mean polish.
Second of all, do you really think it's that polished? The fighting feels pretty slick, but there are some weird animations and even frame drops.
I'd actually like to see Sony giving Knack another go, because there's no reason that charming littlebig fellah can't feature in a great game. It just needs a better story, more varied gameplay and less horrendous platforming.
You're not far off.
68,041 is roughly 426% of 15,971, but that doesn't mean that the sales increased by 426%. It means that the sales are now 426% of what they were.
I have a nitpicking disease. Someone please help
EDIT: To illustrate, 100% of 10 is 10. That doesn't mean that your sales increased by a 100% if you sold 10 apples one month and 10 the next.
So we're going to assume that she's working on any game?
Seeing how there was no evidence for her involvement wtih Mirror's Edge, that's basically what your comment implies.
The petition to stop a person from working on a game she's already not working on, you mean?
For that, you only have to sign the petition called reality. It's all around you. Grab a pen.
She didn't enjoy it because of the problems that she's outlining. That's the whole point. If there are problems, the best answer isn't always to shut up about it.
Seeing how there are literally millions of video game developers by now (no joke, 3.3 million developers registered on the Unity engine alone), it would be strange if we couldn't accommodate everyone's taste.
Amazing. I've heard Gamergaters say that she's working on it, but when I actually went and looked for the information myself, the only thing reminiscent of a source that I could find was a forum post. That's obviously not good enough, and turns out their information was wrong. Shock.
People need to learn to verify sources.
I wasn't really arguing that Valve is doing censorship here. I was arguing against the notion that something can't be censorship because it's a business strategy, which the argument on the site seemed to imply.
I can see how the post is misleading, but it is a reply to the article.
That being said, I wouldn't be so black and white about censorship. There might strictly speaking be other places Hatred can go, but for many indie games, not bei...
I'll take that wager.
First of all, if censorship is part of your business strategy, it's still censorship, right?
Other than that, I agree with pretty much everything written about Steam's reasons for not having the game. I even agree with them not hosting it. What a great time to be alive.
In fact, they're so ashamed of it that they're re-releasing it on next gen consoles.
I'll put it this way: It is fine the way it is, but I would love a remake.
The DmC soundtrack is available on Spotify, though. At least Noisia's part and select songs from Combichrist.
I think the theaters would be more likely to get sued, if anyone, which is probably why they withdrew before Sony did.