"I’ve played games such as Titanfall and Battlefield 4, neither of which run at 1080p on Xbox One, and I honestly couldn’t care less."
Agree with this. Yeah, top of the line graphics are great and all but it's the content/gameplay and mechanics in a game that are going to bring me back again and again.
My teenage self is screaming in pure excitement at team-oriented victories. Love games where strategy is a must. Siege looks pretty cool, hopefully it will play out more than standard Counterstrike model, (terrorists vs counter-terrorists, same thing every round).
Cannot wait for the future of VR. Had the chance to try the Oculus at a gaming conference a few weeks ago, by way of a game where the goal was to diffuse a bomb. The immersion was almost too real - having two people scream instructions on how to diffuse was beyond stressful.
Going to be sweet!
Have to take into account that the footage is via an online stream, but I get where you're coming from.
"One thing this title oozes with is art and style. It evokes a lot of the same visual flair that Bastion had except as opposed to a Steampunk-styled world, Transistor goes for a more futuristic setting. The robotic monsters of the Process are full of flourishing colours."
Looking forward to this and if anything, the soundtrack. The turn-based combat style of Transistor sounds intimidating by text but after watching a couple of videos describing it I can't wait t...
Reminds me of tying in Ice T to Gears of War 3
"Rather than be deterred, Plourde says the doubters only made him more determined to succeed."
Great little bit from the article.
As much as I wanted to purchase this game due to playing the series since it's inception, the lack of open world and minor features, (Swimming pool? Anyone else get rid of a Sim by throwing them in one and removing the ladder?) just doesn't seem to cut it, at least not in vanilla. The new building and emotion systems are intriguing enough but like Pat said, I don't see myself purchasing this until more content is available.