You see my name no? The end is close to being nigh. But not just for the west. Besides, the cash grabbing is likely not so much because of impending doom. The industry has always had there cash grabs, it is just that this is one of the more successful ones. We did have the opportunity for gaming to ascend, but people did not take to the changes. And once Sony saw Microsofts struggle with customer upheaval, they pulled out too(I am sure Sony had something similar planned). So now we are left...
Lets make a list of the remasters that should be backwards compatible shall we. Anything I forget, just add:
Assassins Creed: Ezio Collection-$?
Batman:Return to Arkham Collection-$50
Bioshock Collection-$60
Marvel Ultimate Alliance Bundle-$60
Transformers: Fall of Cybertron Remastered - $? Why remaster this?
Skyrim: Money Edition- $60 (Im actually going to get it because I love The Elder Scrolls, but just because Im a fool does ...
You got alot of disagrees, but your right. These consoles are showing themselves to be remastered Xbox 360's and ps3's.
Nobody wants to do backwards compatible for free now. Most games that I can think of that would be interesting to have backwards compatible are getting remastered at full price. The gaming industry must be really hard up for money.
Snipers who go into a pokemon battle the moment they lay eyes on another sniper. They will literaly shoot t nothing else until the other sniper is dead.
Salty players who literally forfeit trying to win the game so that they can come kill you, just because you killed them one time. The type of guys who will pharah ult one guy in their face just for revenge.
Players that send messages to you saying your causing the team to lose, even when you have 4 gold m...
Sniping is fine on attack, so long as its for a good reason. Pick Hanzo at the start, grant vision, take out enemy defender and support if you can, then switch. I know a fair amount of people have told me not to pick a sniper on attack, simply because they have defender in their name. But at the very start is a good time to pick them. However, people do need to know when to switch.
Bioware is the type of developer who's reward to players for delving into their universe, is the gift of knowledge. They will literally put answers in your face and tease you with them. This is one of the reasons why I loved Dragon Age 2( which most people despise), is because they used this method of teasing with up most prevalence in that game. How you can find out that everything going on in Kirkwall is not just a fluke, and how you can find evidence that the entire city was designed f...
It depends on if you notice the red herring. Taken at face value, the ending makes no sense, and is actually one of the worst conceived piles ever. Seriously, Alien Colonial Marines has a more coherent ending than Mass Effect 3, if taken at face value.
Its not bad per se. Its just very monotonous, and rinse repeat.
Not so much a fan theory. More like a good observation.
It really is better than people are imagining. When I understood what happen, I actually made a salute to Bioware.
While the ending to Mass Effect 3 may not have been the "varying culmination of choices" that people were expecting, the ending still has a strong thematic impact, for those who are aware that the last moments of the game are an illusion at least.
"It's not right. It looks pretty, calm, and peaceful..... But it's not right. It's all just an illusion. James Vega in reference to the Citadel
If you like digimon, its pretty good. Its no Digimon world, but its still really good.
For me(In no particular order):
Dragon Age:Inquisition
Fallout 4
Overwatch
Dark Souls 3
Witcher 3
Bloodborne
Digimon Story:Cybersleuth
Ratchet & Clank
Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain
Star Trek online........................ ............Thats a joke.lol The real 10th game is Uncharted 4
Such a simple statement, yet so true. But they are going to do that, money is on the line here.lol
The problem with Capcom is not that they do not have the skill to make good games, its that they forsake making good games for using scummy practices to make a profit. They have even completely forsaken their mascot: Megaman. They are now a shadow of their former selves, and that is just the truth.
As I said, they could stand to work on it. But saying they "need to focus on choices" would just mean that they take something from another area of the game. And then, someone would take your place on this comment section saying "they need to focus on ____".
And if they go too deep into the roleplaying end, then the shooting and combat may prove too archaic and stiff for this generation of gaming. Not that Fallout 4scombat is high caliber, but it is a vast improvement pver the older titles.
There are choices, they just dont present themselves in a prescripted fashion. I get what you mean, and yes they could stand to improve how choices effect the outcome of alot of points in the game. However, most rpgs that allows this are more linear in comparison to Fallouts go out and explore method of roleplaying. Fallout 4 has alot of factors working in tamdem, that choice making games just dont have. If they allocate more of their focus towards the choices, they would not be making the g...
But guess what? I still have my old system. Sure, it may be fine for people who dont own the games. But look at these prices. I got all three bioshock games on my 360 for a little over 20 dollars. 60 dollars for a slight improvement in texture and framerate? Honestly, that is almost as bad as EA sports(but nothing is that bad). Have you seen those Resident Evil remasters? What changed? Very little. But I digress. My main point is this: once they saw the demand for backwards compatibility, the...