Kinect is going to get absolutely slayed in Japan. If there was a lack of interest in the device during the build-up and day of release, then it's only going to get infinitely worse once GT5 hits the shelves. Good luck with that one MS.
Is that from an anime show does anybody know? And if so then which one. Cheers.
I love pirates. Not the hacking kind, I hate those gimps. I'm talking about the ones that bury treasure and sing and dance on the decks all day long, drinking rum and teaching their parrots to say naughty things.
We all know now that a single Kinect device costs $56 to manufacture, yet gets put up on shelves and priced at $150 for Joe Public to get suckered into purchasing. That's not a bargain, that's approaching something closer to daylight robbery.
The Move hasn't got much going for it at this current moment in time, but at least the price for one is more realistic, less extortionate.
not make it on this list. Wow. A chick does the dirty...with a dead dude! And they only met like, a day or two before. Looking past the fact that the chick is waaay easy, the dude is dead. He's practically a zombie. And she's wobbling on top of him like it's normal. Freak.
People giving money to Activision.
man, the game was unbeatable graphically. It could be inconsistent, but it looked so good at times that the immersion factor would go through the roof. Entering the seedy little motel in the demo and just watching Scott Shelby standing near the door while hearing the pitter-patter of rain outside; that's how you create a perfect noir-esque atmosphere. That's why I'm so psyched for L.A. Noire.
Uncharted 2 goes without saying. The mo-cap is pretty darn convinc...
but MGS's plot is told in the most piss-poor way imaginable. There's absolutely no sense of pace in most of the scenes, which is vital in any action-centric game/movie (watch The Terminator and see how exposition is delivered in that film, it's masterful). So much time dedicated to monologues/plot details just straight-up kills a games momentum.
I'd like to add that the first MGS was probably the only game that got it right, but you can pin that down to it...
They've always been pretty suspect.
and I don't even like racing games. It's one of those essential exclusives that renders a console redundant unless you buy it.
Half the characters in Uncharted 2 looked like they brushed their eyeballs as well as their teeth every morning. Very distracting, get rid of the glazy eyeball effect.
Introduce more puzzles as well. Tougher ones, in tradition with adventure games of yore.
Need some levels amongst crowds too. Shanghai or Tokyo, that would be belting.
Who knows, he might make his own 'ICO' yet. It could happen.
to go along with Epic Mickey, The Sly Collection, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood and Sonic Colours.
Tidy!
And yes, a pox on the naysayers who claimed it wouldn't be out this year. I bet this news has dampened your spirits now hasn't it, muwahahahahaha!
than Patrick Stewart's Scrooge. xD
It'll probably end up feeling more like a Max Payne game than Max Payne 3.
We salute you Paul.
just incase any of us missed it the first five times. Very considerate of you.
Like poetry in motion it is.
Never has seeing a man eat an eggroll been more heart-wrenching than it was here.
Crappy vid aside, can't wait to play this mind-bending creep-fest, whenever that may be.
I hate COD/Activision...yet I also hate Jim Sterling. I know he's always pining for hits...yet I'm glad he was one of the few to call bullshit on this annual rehash.
Mighty confuzzled right now.
Y'know, while I'm here, I'll add that the most noteworthy thing about Failing Sterling is that his wrist is as wide as the widest part of his hand. So it doesn't actually look like he's got wrists at all, it just looks like his hands ...
Not necessarily because of the barrage of animated nudeyness that greets you when you enter it, but because, somehow, when you combine hentai with an army of weeaboos, shit automatically gets weird. Weirder. Creepy weird.