I can only speak for myself, but I'm not usually too interested in re-visiting older games. Take, for example, Red Dead Redemption. I put a ridiculous amount of time playing it on PS3 before getting a PS4. When I fired it up again, after being exposed to bigger, better graphics in current games, RDR looked terrible. So terrible, I couldn't get loss in the game like I use to be able to, because my mind focused more on how bad it looked than it's gameplay. I guess that's wh...
Nice game. My only complaint is that they stripped so much content out of the game to sell in its season pass that it feels more like a season pass demo.
I wasn't aware of a RDR2 delay, but I was expecting it out about October or November. If it's delayed till Spring 2018, no biggie - there will be plenty of other games to play while we wait. (I'm really looking forward to Spider-Man.) But about April or May I'm ready for something fresh.
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The thing about Hitman, tho, is that there are so many ways to accomplish your mission. This is what has always attracted me to the game. Episodes gave me more reason to stick with each level an extended amount of time, discovering new ways to complete them without the distraction of another level. I guess it just depends on the kind of player you are, but I feel like I got more out of Hitman this time around for this reason.
i thought the season pass worked out for the better overall experience. It gave the team time to knock out any kinks and improve the game before releasing more episodes. It also gave me a reason to keep going back to playing Hitman, as does it's elusive targets. So, I'd be fine with an episodic season 2, like season 1, but if it happens, I'll be sure to buy the season pass instead of each episode individually next time.
The problem with "art" is that most people try to define it's worth based on what they're told or led to believe. We're told a Rothko could be worth millions, but it's still just paint on a canvas - and not particularly good, but a child's finger paint is garbage - cute, but garbage. But if some famous person had hung that child's finger painting on their wall once upon a time, it could be worth as much as a Rothko. Ultimately, art - no matter it's for...
I pre-ordered RDR2 from Amazon back in October and got an email a few days ago saying it's release date has been changed to like 1/08/2018 or something. I didn't put any thought into it and deleted it. I'm sure I'll know plenty time in advance on it's actual release date.
I grabbed the first Dead Rising last week for $10 on PSN. It's the only one I really cared for.
I'm probably the least tech savvy person here, so all I see and care to understand is Home Improvement's Tim Taylor going "More power! Arrruugghhhhh!!!" And that's enough to make me want to buy Scorpio. My only real Scorpio concern, which noone knows the answer to, is rather or not Red Dead Redemption 2 will be available for it at launch? Because Red Dead, "more power" and 4K equals OMG!
I got rid of my Xbox One and I've only played PS4 for a few years now, but Microsoft has my attention going into E3 with Scorpio. I tend to stick with playing only one console, so if Scorpio has a good showing at E3 and is reasonably priced, I'll not hesitate to jump back to the Xbox bandwagon. If not, I'll just replace my worn-out DualShock controllers and stick with PS4 until the next generation arrives.
We're living in the "alternate facts" era.
That's great, but I'm curious if anyone besides the hardcore crowd is buying them right now. The real test will be how it holds up over the spring and summer and then into the holidays competing with whatever Microsoft (Scorpio) and Sony plan on releasing.
No mention of any LEGO games. That's a surprise. I got my first platinum of 2017 playing LEGO Dimensions. It was easy enough to get, but a bit expensive having to buy additional character packs.
Start saving! I'd put at least $50 aside each month. More if you can afford it.
I'm amazed WWE hasn't tried the "toys-to-life" gimmick. I'd like to see them do it with a WWE All-Stars type game with a ring-shaped game pad to place the figures on, as well as tokens to set the type of matches, like a title match and/or cage match, etc.
I agree. My daughter and I loved playing the game together and had most of the 1.0 figures and all of the 2.0 and 3.0 figures. The problem is they made some figures that never should have been made, in part, because of movie tie-ins, like with "Time" from Alice In Wonderland. "Alice" and "Mad Hatter" were cool. They also produced too many of any one character and couldn't sell enough. If they would have worked out the math and focused more on in-demand, ...
Nothing special. The same or better deals were available on the same stuff Thanksgiving and Black Friday.
Most people I know couldn't last a day w/o their phone and are complacent with the many game-apps it has to offer, so I can't see Switch being the thing that finally makes them put their phone down and I think that would be the real challenge. Another turn-off, for me at least, is the controller just looks uncomfotable and would be better suited for a child. I can also see parts of it being lost easily. I hope I'm all wrong about this and it has a great, affordable price-point,...
I never played the original release, which I wanted, but didn't get for whatever reason. So, I'm all for this one. The timing is just bad as too many legit NEW games are being released this time of year. If this were January, I'd probably be willing to drop $60 on it, but I'm not complaining they released it now. It'll still be waiting for me come January and probably $20 cheaper.
I still haven't played it. I fail at life.