They did actually play the story too. And if Thieves Guild had a crappy storyline, that'd be a problem. Oblivion's best story was arguably Dark Brotherhood.
I really like Destiny, but I have to agree with IGN that the story is pretty meaningless.
So they finally realised that you only need five people to make Angry Birds.
@steven83r
Project cars can run in 4K on PC, but I'd rather take the more detailed models, better looking environments and all around better looking lighting that Driveclub seems to have going for it, judging mostly by trailers. Then again, Project Cars will likely have better anti-aliasing on PC.
Also, running a game on max settings in 4K is anything but easy for most PCs. I recall being on a game expo where they had a PC with two GeForce Titan cards ru...
Best. Graphics. Ever.
Here's hoping the game will play as good as it looks.
I'd definitely file that under "entitled". And under "fallacy". Bungie didn't "remove" it just because people were playing their game in a particular way. In fact, you can still play Destiny the exact same way, the enemies just appear less often. They increased the spawning times for the enemies because as it was, the loot cave was an unproportionally quick way to get loot. Hence its name. So it wouldn't be fair to players who prefered playing the gam...
MS gave it their all with the first years of 360 and even then Japan prefered PS3. It's a tough region for MS.
You mean that place where pretty much all journalism takes place these days? Why, yes it does.
Agree with the article, btw. Backstreet Boys needed their own game.
To be fair, I never ended up making much use of GT's split screen. More accessible games like Motorstorm (Pacific Rift, at least), Mario Kart and ModNation Racers suit split-screen better.
Then again, Driveclub is going to be a hybrid between arcade and sim, so I'd definitely welcome split-screen.
There are a couple of thing I take issue with in this article.
'Review scores are of little value to the consumer'. Says who? Not the people who frequent Metacritic and Gamerankings for aggregates, I bet. I always take reviews scores into account before buying games, and Metacritic has helped me find games like Persona 4. Then again, I'd never follow metacritic blindly, which is why I bought Destiny. Notice, though, that Destiny has sold like hotcakes, so the dama...
Haha! I guess that's one way to interpret that comment.
What I'm trying to say is that IF it had a 90+ score, that would not have surprised me, based on my experience with the game. I do know that it's rated 76, so it surprised me that the game was that good, when the review scores weren't amazing.
I ended up liking Destiny far more than I thought. I wouldn't be surprised if it had a 90+ score on Metacritic.
I have little idea about the logic behind this, but it'll be exciting to see what happens next.
I wasn't disappointed by Destiny or Watch Dogs. Destiny I quite like, and I always expected Watch Dogs to be a generic GTA/Assassin's Creed crossover void of creativity.
Not entirely true. Java is an outdated technology when it comes to video game development. It's a high-level language, making it too slow and inefficient for high-end video game development.
That being said, Minecraft runs just fine on my PC. It's also one of the few games I prefer playing with mouse and keyboard. Split-screen sounds nice, though.
Well, there goes all the reviewer-corruption conspiracies. Goodbye lunatics who thought #gamergate was something important.
@jholden3249
Gravity Rush 2 is on its way. If it's not cancelled or being made for PS4, that is.
That's insane for a racing game. Let alone for Driveclub, which is set to be the most detailed one yet.
Probably not, right? The real reason seems to be that it's not selling that much and that they have another console called the PS4. Still, though. I'd like to see more Sony support for the Vita.
@cell989
Can't remember trolling, using bad language, writing a personal attack, being immature, writing something off-topic or something that's not a reply.
Small dogs have always barked at the bigger dogs. Forza takes jabs at GT all the time. Not saying that that's totally fine. I'd prefer if developers kept a civil tone and respected each other, but I'm actually more concerned about the gaming media's sometimes compulsive need to use the console war to generate hype.