@Bigpappy
Idle, not Idol.
If only I had LESS money I could have bought an Xbox One, I'm soooo jealous /s.
You have both of the three consoles?
WiiU is too limited. No variation, just fluffy kids games.
You're absolutely right Bathyj, I didn't enjoy the demo so I wrote the whole franchise off in my head in an instant (not something I usually do but I had acute Tomb Raider fatigue at the time and rejected anything that reminded me of it).
To be fair, I had several friends tell me how much they loved the games and I did always intend to play them at some point, it just never happened.
I played the original demo and thought it was a poor Tomb Raider rip off.
Since that bad experience with the demo, I haven't touched Uncharted.
I will be getting this remaster however and hope to change my opinion.
I hated the demo and haven't touched the franchise since.
That's gonna change soon I think.
We're in the same field of work, it takes me at least 5 years before I can look at my work objectively.
When you look at your own work you see the compromises, the flaws, the scenes that didn't work as planned and then there's always niggling hindsight telling you how you could have done it better.
The things you keep asking for are security issues.
Knowing when your friend signs in is signalling precisely when to run password gathering programs.
Having an external hard drive opens up a new portal for security hacks.
All these things are being held back for good reason.
Yes Amiibo shows Nintendo is better at marketing than making consoles.
Maybe they should start making sandwiches or baseball caps.
No company has ever said "we've lost interest in "console x" and won't be supporting it fully from now on."
Stating that they have no intent to abandon the WiiU means nothing, to say anything else would be commercial suicide. MS said the same about the 360 which got nothing for the following 2 years.
Nintendo HQ right now are buzzing with NX plans and ideas, WiiU is way down on the list of priorities (it didn't do what they wan...
@Death
DS is a huge success as it sells mainly to young children (before they get their first phone).
Well it is pretty good for us in the UK as we generally pay more for games due to taxes etc.
Normally if a game costs $40 in the US the UK price can be anything from £30-40 (equivalent to $45-60 USD).
I'll be getting this at £25, any more and I would have skipped it (thats not a dig at the game, more of a comment on my current spare cash situation).
His point is that in the title it says there "is an audience for new ideas". How new an idea is it when its a sequel?
The game is great, the "new idea" angle is questionable.
I love the game, but how is it a new idea when it is the sequel to a game that came out years ago? (Referring to title).
Horizon is ZOIDS.
@Gamingpro
You are a Tw@.
I've been gaming since 1978, In my opinion PS4 is the true gamers platform this gen. It has more diversity and better multi-plats. It has more exclusives than XBone, more new IP's than XBone, more powerful hardware than XBone, does everything faster than XBone.
I have some amazing games on PS4, no question about the quality.
"Sony are being destroyed when it comes to ACTUAL GAMING"
By who? I'm excited to hear about this new console company because at the moment there is only MS's Christmas releases (and stale genres) and Ninty's plastic dolls as competition.
If there is anyone with a more diverse console library than the PS4 I would love to hear about them.
My mate Dave would be better, he's got a finger missing.
The comparison guide is fictional, the PS4 performs much faster than stated. Just a silly fanboy article with fictional results.
I'm almost certain he didn't even test a PS4 and just plucked the figures out of thin air (they are that inaccurate).