Allright, l'll be waiting for "5 reasons to buy both GeOW 3 and Uncharted 3" article, but thanks anyway.
lmagine that PS4 comes out and one of the first party multiplatform games has graphics on par with the Xbox 360 version of the exact same game. There would be an unstoppable rage and discussions flying all around the internet. But when it's Nintendo well... Who cares.
I'll give you five reasons instead:
1. If you don't own a PS3,
2. lf you don't have enough money to get those at the same time and have to pick one,
3. lf you can't wait to see the conclusion to the series and prefer to end the Gears story before playing another Uncharted game the story of which has little to no connection with its predecessors,
4. lf you are able to get it with a good discount online,
5. lf your local store is ...
Guys, this generation of consoles are coming to an end. Like... Seriously? Are you still arguing this?
And here I was thinking that the traditional controllers are more than enough to enjoy a video game. Not moving your arms like you're desperately chasing a fly, not the weird stick with a glowing ball on it, not the gigantic control set with a built-in screen as big as my tablet PC, and definately not the ugly glasses that give you a headache after a short play along with a permanent eye damage. Just the classic controller that we know and love, and good quality games. Oh well, history li...
Surprised anyone?
I'll definately be checking out Limbo demo but I'm not sure about buying it. People keep telling that the game is too short, that it can be beaten in a couple of hours at one go, which makes me think that the game might be just a little bit "expensive" for such a short experience. The art is awesome though, probably the best thing about the game.
Nope, it's probably you getting old, you know. Aging takes away imagination in small portions until you come to the realization that everything around you feels a bit less entertaining. That's when you put the controller down and try to move on, just to grab it back and play more of those games that you don't even like anymore. Then comes the games like Deus Ex and hits you like a steel club, making you realize that you've never hated video games nor thought that they were not...
I have to admit that I totally agree with him on Duke. I love Duke just like everyone else, and the game surely has a nostalgic value. I was looking forward to get my hands on Duke after all those years until, well, I played the bloody demo. The demo was so bad that I don't even want to buy the game anymore. I don't know if the actual game is any better but one thing they can learn from this is that sometimes all it takes to destroy the countless years of admiration is a badly present...
Say hello to the console graphics, guys. That's probably what we'll get when we connect to the multiplayer. (Equivalent of low-medium settings of PC)
Well mate, sorry to say that but it probably is the final product.
They just don't go into much detail with the statues in those kind of packages due to the reasons related to cost. I mean, it does look like Drake, not as detailed as a fine and expensive figure can be but it still resembles the guy. You should check out the Old Snake figure that came with the MGS4 collectors, he looks like Snake's unmentioned dirty old uncle rather than the guy himself.
Drake's necklace?! God I'm sold there. I need to get the collectors, ASAP.
Oh yeah? Something which has not yet been achieved with the most powerful high-end PCs that your money can buy will be seen on a future console? I mean, the most advanced graphics available today can be seen in Crysis 2 DX11 and even that looks nothing like Avatar. Not to mention using a PC gives you limitless control on the hardware, so could you please explain how on the sweet earth a console with a predefined hardware will produce Avatar-like graphics while we have never seen something lik...
I have a bad feeling about this game.
Not that Far Cry 2 was an utterly bad game, but some of the features were so pointless that the gameplay could become wearisome so fast and easily. And the respawning guard checkpoints were indeed one of those "unnecessary" additions to the game if you ask me.
This game is written "same as FC2" all over it, seems to me that the only change is the setting. The first 15 minutes of the previous game was ...
You have gained a masters degree in the art of trolling by deeming some of the most iconic titles in the history of video games overhyped. Well played sir, well played indeed.
What if another writer with another opinion shows up and publishes 5 answers to the 5 answers to the 5 reasons not to buy Battlefield 3? Then what if another one shows up and replies to the reply which serves as a reply to an article which originally served as a troll trap? Now that's real inception s*hit right here and it kinda makes me nervous.
ASAP? Seriously? Like you've played Uncharted 3 and The Last Guardian already, not to mention the new Tomb Raider game, Assassin's Creed III, RAGE, Bioshock Infinite and all the others that I can't remember right now. Why the rush? Just be grateful that the PS3's giving your money's worth.
Well, 60 frames per second is definitely something but I wouldn't mind 30FPS if it means better visuals.
I don't see jack sh#t other than the improved water graphics in those pictures that can be counted as a big difference.
Play Arts does wonderful job with their figures, l own a Big Boss (of Peace Walker) figure from them and l believe it's one of the best and most faithful Snake figures out there. You can always count on them.