I agree they did have the best out of the three, but come on you have to admit they could have done better.
So i'll state it again, yes Sony had the best E3 press conference, I don't disagree with that at all.
Yeah I thought pretty low of the E3 press conferences. Which is why I find it so refreshing that Sony took what ever criticisms they received and improved on them.
This and Pandora's Tower were the two titles I was most excited to get my hands on.
It's an impressive game. The first one definitely was a sleeper hit, and what I played of Darksiders 2 at Comic-Con, this one is worth checking out.
Ever since playing Lost Odyssey, I have been waiting for the next Mistwalker game. Granted I would have much rather played this on an HD console, for a Wii game it still seems rather impressive, and a must play.
Not sure yet if i'll pick this game up over The Last Story and Sleeping Dogs, but I was rather impressed with what THQ achieved with the first Darksiders.
Not too hard considering how bad their E3 press conference was. Nice to see that they at least learned from their mistakes.
Glad to see that this game has lived to expectations.
I'd still like to see graphics get to the point of photorealism. If anything just to see it done.
I suppose that the reason many shoot first and ask questions later. Wasnt that the draw of the game? Zombies are the least of your worries.
Reminds me of The Walking Dead, where all the humans they come across, for the most part, are actually enemies.
That sounds like how I play Red Dead Redemption, I would follow people ready to have to defend myself, but I never attacked first. Found quite a few people that were willing to ride along and tackle missions and bandits together.
This game alone is why I would like to get a more capable laptop, or PC.
Its all about the Xtreme Beach Volleyball!
You would have thought that a game of this caliber would have been more ground-breaking, and would have progressed the genre to the next level.
Wait for Natsume's next game.
Where'd you get the game? Desura?
Reminds me of all the Japanese Train simulation games.
I wish I simply had a PC that was able to keep itself from crashing every five minutes.
At the same time I'm rather glad it doesn't run games that well. Saves me some money in the log run.
I actually think this something more akin to what Microsoft has on Windows Phone.
I would like to see more value added to these collections, so far they have done little to entice me to purchase. Ico and Shadow of the Colossus being one of the few exceptions.
Maybe some sort of fancy packaging or release similar in fashion to the Criterion Collection is for movies, would make me consider picking more of these up.