Already??? You've got to be kidding me.
I'm praying to God that PS4 and the Nextbox would have similar specs so that we could put an end to this useless comparison cr#p. It's seriously gone out of control this gen.
I'd say "I hope he's wrong" but how can he be wrong if he had seen the next-gen development kits already? I'm going to have to trust their word on this one, they relaesed three visually unmatched PC games after all.
It's obvious that Sony and MS need to stay within a reasonable price limit which means that you can not expect them to put something like a montstrous GTX 690 in the box, but hearing that they'll be behind current gaming PCs right at...
The art direction and design look superb to be honest, but it requires you to be online all the time which puts me off. Understandable, as it's a massive multiplayer online game. It's just me and many other people expected it to have a single player campaign as well just like HALO games did.
I don't know, as much as I loved how the game looked, "always online" is a big no-no for me. I'm mainly a single player gamer though, people who like games like ...
As much as I hate the squabble between game companies, that "Jump out" advertisement actually made me chuckle a bit.
Of course they'll do what they're supposed to do.
But the PS4's revelation might lead some people to save up their money they originally planned to spend for a current-gen console. I know that if I didn't own a PS3 right now, I would never buy one after the PS4 announcement.
The same goes for the 360, tech heads like myself would rather have the best and the latest. I'd love to play Halo 4 right now but with announcements coming earlier ...
What are you talking about? They were the ones who put the SECOND analog stick to the Vita, are they going to abandon using them now? They know what customers want, we spoke, they added it to their next handheld. Besides being completely unresponsive, the touch analogues would also add to the cost, so why not stick to the regular ones? It's not reasonable from the financial standpoint at all. It's obivously not what customers want as well, so what's this new design with no sticks ...
delboy,
The game uses an updated version of Criterion's "Chameleon Engine", which was formerly used in Hot Pursuit. The NFS game which uses the Frostbite 2 engine is Need for Speed: The Run.
People seem to confuse those two, in reality Most Wanted has nothing to do with Frostbite 2.
*Puts on glasses* Looking good, looking good.
I love the global illumination in this engine. That my friends is the tech of the future and what'll make your next-gen games truly looking "next-gen".
Of course they're going to give Rising a perfect score, why the hell did I take my time to click the link anyway...
Some people rush it, some people take their time and watch the scenery. I was one of the latter, but as the time goes by I started to find it difficult than ever to make time for gaming, therefore in a weird way I kind of like games with shorter campaigns better now. Even though I'd like to take my time, I find myself rushing thinking that I've got other things to do and other games to play, which is a shame.
As much as I love games like Dark Souls, I generally leave...
"it’s allmost certainly the best Metal Gear game released this generation."
No, no no no. That statement, oh my god. I should have seen this coming.
Beware folks, this place will be BOMBARDED with "why Rising is better than MGS4" type of articles. That's a trap I refuse to fall for. No sir, I'm getting too old for that.
Gotta admit, I also feel like there might be something shady with Rayman's going multiplatform all of a sudden, but who's to blame, that we can not possibly know. One thing I know for sure though, is that Wii U owners have every right to be pissed.
While selling consoles, the respective company offers you some unique experiences that no one other than the platform owners would be able to enjoy. If you like what you're shown, you give them your hard earned money, t...
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At the end of AC3, you start chasing Charles Lee on a ship. They put too much pressure on the fragile wooden board with their weight when they run on it hastily, Connor eventually falls off the ship as it breaks down, and terriblly hurts one of his legs, becoming disabled permenantly. In the cutscenes of the epilogue sequence which takes 6 months after the last mission, you'll notice that he's still limping. Hence, he's done with what he does.
As long as quality is there, I wouldn't mind.
I've enjoyed every single Assassin's Creed game immensely up to now, and playing Liberation on Vita nowadays.
Yeah?
Two words: amazing story. No need to argue further.
She never was a likeable character to me, nor I'd care about seeing her in the upcoming MG games. I don't know what purpose she served in MGS4 other than, well, making sh#tty omlettes and trying to learn how to talk?
I know, I'm a heartless douche.
They'll be announcing that the Wii U is actually capable of playing PS3//360 games and no one has discovered it yet as people didn't think about trying it. That'd be interesting indeed.
Gotta love "announcing an announcement" articles on N4G.
Cake? How about the Cake?
The story was submitted 20 minutes ago and there's still no cake joke made here? You've disappointed me there, interwebs.
"Xbox 360 Games, That Aren’t Coming To PS3"
What the...
That's some serious "You don't say?" situation right there.
This is probably the worst live gameplay presentation I've ever watched. It's nice to see that the demo was running real-time on PS4, though, not a scam like the 2005 E3 trailer.