Well said
I agree with every point made in the article except the point on setup. I don't find the PSVR setup to be difficult at all. Sometimes I move my ps4 from my bedroom to the living room from time to time and it takes a whole five minutes.
Been wanting to check out Zombie Army Trilogy. Can't pass it up for 5 bucks!
I guess you're psychic. And it's spelled "won't." You forgot the apostrophe genius.
I think a game like Elders Scrolls 6 could be a really great showcase for VR. Obviously there would have to be a 2-d mode for people who want to play that way, but if Bethesda could make a VR version that utilized the new controls (it's universally known that Sony is developing new VR controllers) I think a game like that could really help push VR into mainstream acceptance.
Yeah I thought that was weird too. However, it might be kind of cool if the implemented VR while still keeping the third-person perspective. You could look around the arena filled with the crowd. Probably wouldn't change the mechanics much, but it would be really cool from an atmospheric perspective.
My bet is Israel Adesanya will be on the cover, assuming he wins his next fight against Costa.
It's difficult to know how good the game will be without seeing some gameplay, but the premise sounds promising.
#triggered
I'm really proud of the N4G communities' attitude toward this gem of a game. At the time it was my favorite rpg of the generation. I hope they increase the level cap, because I ended up skipping some of the final side quests and just finished the game. I never played the dlc either, so I imagine it's included in the remaster. I'm super excited for this!!!
first world problems...
The Witcher 3 was one of the best games of this gen imho. Can't wait to play it a second time.
I read through the entire list and the game that I think I would like the most is Wanted Corp. Twin stick shooters are always fun on the go. I have to admit, that this game never hit my radar, so this article is great to bring games like this to our attention. I still play my Vita. Playing Final Fantasy X remaster and using the cross save feature with the ps4. Great system even to this day.
I really appreciate this article. I'm glad the writer did his due diligence and read Gamer Over (saw it in the citations). Nintendo has without a doubt a fascinating back story that is worth looking into. Game Over: How Nintendo Conquered The World by David Sheff is an awesome book and it really shed light on how truly unique Nintendo is as a company.
You know more about this than I do, so I have a dumb question. Is the Steam OS still a thing and if so could it be used to utilize a PC SSD to the fullest--meaning comparable to the PS5? It's supposed to bypass the OS layer right? At least compared to windows?
I like the sentiment of the article. A lot of the points brought up were things I hadn't considered. Call me a sucker, but I just bought in to most of what Mass Effect was selling and for me, the series delivered. However, I think there are some good ideas in the article on how to improve the experience. I'm all for giving the Mass Effect Trilogy the FF VII treatment. Mass Effect 1 especially needs more than a simple remaster. Still, even if that's all we get (and HD remaster with...
Sounds interesting. Hadn't heard about the game until now.
I can confirm that this is real (PS4). I'm not really into the lego games, but a free game is a free game. Can also confirm it is free on steam right now as well. Downloading now.
Yeah, pm me the code if you still have it.
@foxtrot
I agree with you. I haven't played the game and don't have a bone to pick with the content of the game, but I was curious about what people were saying. Most of the reviews I read were people who loved the first game but hated the sequel. And most of them didn't even mention the lesbian angle, and if they did mention it, that wasn't the reason they didn't like the game. What surprised me the most was how many people articulated their point with arguments ...