Actually I didn't, but that is beside the point. People want bigger game worlds WITH better quality content and deeper gameplay, not JUST bigger worlds.
At the start of a generation, people don't know the limits of a system so the sky's the limit with regards to expectations.
Again, I have never heard anybody say "I want the same content and experiences as this gen, just with bigger worlds".
@JeffGUNZ
It's a lot easier to keep up with demand when that demand is smaller. I'd rather be in Sony's shoes right now.
Trolling goes on everywhere, you shouldn't even register them in your mind. Trolls don't necessarily even hold the viewpoint they portray, they just say things for effect, so getting one-up on them is completely meaningless.
The only way to beat trolls is to recognise them for what they are and pay them no attention.
"One of the tendencies consumers in the gaming industry have is expecting next-generation games to be bigger and just bigger"
Really? I don't remember anybody saying of the latest generation "I expect it to be the same but with bigger worlds" at all.
@Summons75
Er yeah, right. I don't think it went down like that on the other article at all. People just discussed the possibility of it being true or not whilst arguing about Nintendo's 3rd party strategy.
I know it's quite tempting to rewrite history so it fits a romanticized narrative, and I'm aware that Nintendo fans tend to feel bullied if you try to have a debate with them so go ahead and pronounce yourself the winner of a fight that nev...
@ JeffGunz
"So, when did having enough supply for retailers becomea bad thing?"
When you launch a product you want demand to be as high as possible. Of course it is a bad thing if there isn't enough demand to use up your supplies, it means the market is saturated with your product.
This means you can make as much product as you like but your'e never going to sell at a faster rate.
Would you prefer to sell everything ...
Not at all. I'm English and some of the pronunciation of words she uses simply don't exist in any English regional dialect (which is why I mentioned mid-atlantic).
A mid-atlantic accent can occur when an English person spends a lot of time in thé States. They can pick up certain phrases and pronunciation that leave them with an accent that sounds neither one or another. Generally to a British ear they sound a bit American, but to an American ear they sound more ...
I bought a fake console once (Amiga CD32).
@Meltic
Just offering a suggestion to solve your problem (if it is indeed a genuine problem and not just you making noise for the sake of it).
The game releases next week which is why there are so many articles concerning it.
" enough of this freaking game. So tired of this game now."
Then don't click any of the related links and your problem is solved completely!
Has Lara changed nationality for the reboot? She no longer has an English accent. She sounds more American, mid-atlantic at best. Can't help but feel slightly disappointed (I haven't played TR in years, so this may be old news).
An array of new graphical techniques and effects, bells and whistles.
They were VERY close at the last sales figures. Whether or not they have overtaken WiiU by now is purely down to whether or not Sony have been able to produce enough consoles.
I know, it's terrible isn't it. How dare N4G users respond in a negative way about an ill thought out opinion that they disagree with?
What is the world coming to?
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Unsold consoles on shelves!!! Inferior multiplats!!! Too many eggs in one titanfall shaped basket!!! nuff said
@Septic
YOU'RE FIRED!
Seriously, how are you going to buy games if you lose your job due to taking time out to write mindless waffle at work such as you just posted?
Maybe you need a new job that stimulates your mind more and keeps you concerned with productivity rather than trivialities.
A black mark against your name good sir!! :-)
I actually agree with you 100%, but the result is the same whichever way you put it. If people don't buy third party games for whatever reason, developers aren't going to waste their time making games for it.
It's a vicious circle, the developers don't want to spend a lot of money developing games on a system that is unlikely to be profitable so they release cheap, inferior ports. Gamers don't like inferior ports so they don't by many copies and the g...
@Summons75
I wasn't saying it has been cancelled at all, just pointing out that the article provides more information than mohuzus' suggests. I have no opinion one way or another, but cherry-picking parts of an article whilst ignoring other parts of it just to make your point more poignant is pretty lame.
Why are you bothered anyway? Nobody buys third-party titles on WiiU anyway, so why should it matter if it's released or not.
@BosSSyndrome
I'm only going by previous sales figures, nothing else. It seems that WiiU owners spend plenty of time complaining about the lack of third party games being released but don't buy any of the ones that are released. What do you think developers are likely to do in that situation?
Her new eyes are much better, she looks like she has cataracts on the P.C..