While that makes sense to a certain degree and would make things more convenient it wouldn't work quite that well. The problem is that I have to play all 6 games each month and play each game enough to give readers my impressions on the games. I'm trying to give my thoughts on my experience with each game more so than just a list of game features. Separating the consoles out gives me more time to spend with each game and gives me a better scope of how the game is. It also doesn't ...
Like I said, I like the stealth game play. It just bugs me that you get locked into combat. Almost feels like you're getting punished for alerting the AI. Still lots of fun sneaking around and attacking them from behind though.
Played the Demo but never got around to the game.
I forgot to add fracture to the article. That game had some really cool terrain deformation but the game was such a slog that I couldn't bring myself to finish it.
I wonder if the took out Prime from the title and just called it Metroid Federation Force if it would be a little less insulting.
Not to mention all the free updates they gave players post launch as an apology. I spent a bit of time with the game and it was fun. If you look at the game before all the updates install it's a completely different experience.
Prey 2 looked like it was going to be pretty awesome. Too bad it's either dead or delayed till who knows when.
You can't support a system on a niche audience alone. You need more diversity if you really want it to succeed. That's why in the public eye the Vita is dead. It's just for hardcore RPG players and Indie buffs now.
The Need for Speed Most Wanted port was awesome. One of my favorite games to fall back on and replay.
You have a valid point. What I wrote is a summation of what I've seen and heard up till now. People have been spouting the death of the Vita for long time and it was always a crock until now. I felt that at this point Sony has kind of caved and is halfheartedly trying to support the system. They're focusing on the PS4 and trying to just tack the Vita on the side.
I hadn't heard about Amature Studios trying to get Unreal onto the Vita. If they can then more power to them. ...
Too bad Nintendo made a fun game then hurt it with wonky features like that.
They used to give out PSX games with Plus but they stopped doing it once they started giving out games for 3 separate systems. I miss going back and playing those old Classics.
Kinda, try any other MOBA before you jump into League. LoL players are notorious for being D-bags to new guys.
League was fun but had too much of a steep learning curve to get into it. New MOBAs are great to get started since there's a better chance you wont get completely destroyed from the get go.
\m/ Metal \m/
was never much of an elder scrolls fan. Always stuck to fallout instead. An MMO fallout would grab my attention far more then this.
Well I got a little bit further in the game and it crashed on me again. I don't think I'll ever finish it.......
The Matrix game on PS2 comes to mind for a badly ported couldn't be patched console game.
Yeah I broke Ether One when I tried to play it. ZeroReview will update the story with a video of me trying to make it through the bugs. Anyone actually finish the game on PS4 without it breaking?
I can't play all 6 games and get the article out in a timely manner. Separating the games out means I can give each game a fair try and not have to rush through everything. That's the short answer anyway, but I can see why you would want it all in one place.