This game is nothing like Ryse..
@fleecejohnson75
those usual double standards from the rabid fanboys huh? :p
I guess most people don't understand that Denuvo has been doing it's job up until recently- keeping pirates away from games long enough to force people to buy games rather than torrent, and the sales for games like this would rack up 2-6 million anyway- don't see the issue.
Nioh is only published by Sony outside of East Asia, not like it's difficult to publish on Steam anyway..
Maybe you should leave your petty squabbles at the door, no one takes pc master race seriously- and if you do you're just playing into the trolls' hands.
There are a few more recent Sony offerings on PC, Helldivers, Everybody's gone to the rapture for example.
The exclusive argument selling consoles is fair- but what's wrong with opening up the market after the majority of sales are made in the first 6 months/year? it's a fallacy that ...
Nioh isn't published by Sony in Japan, full stop.
It's just for the fact you can't have everything you want- in life we all make choices, this just serves as justification for the one you made, do you feel better now that you can play it and someone else can't?.
Everyone's so fickle these days; if all the games on PC were on console, and Console games on PC- what would truly be the deciding factor?.
I wouldn't say every sign points to that- maybe the signs they *want* you to see are showing exclusive, but it's important to think about the things they *don't* want you to see too,
- Sony has published Helldivers and Everybody's gone to the rapture to PC under the publishing name of "Sony Mobile, Inc." just evidence supporting it's possible.
- As is widely known any engine and game can be ported to PC with the similarity of architect...
The new Planescape game (Tides of Numenera) is going to be on PS4 and Xbox One too, classic isometric rpg right there, not sure how it works on the consoles, but the fact it is means it's done "right" regardless.
It makes a lot of sense to have an ethernet port built into the dock or console itself in some way- faster download speeds if you buy digital (Z:BotW will be about 12gb) stable internet connection for online games (which is why you're paying in the first place right?) streaming, and so on- it's almost like it *isn't* a home console.. hrm..
They have a similar approach with the New 3DS/XL consoles too, they're often out of stock for extended periods, so when they come back in- Nintendo makes an immediate bulk profit.
The movie is actually pretty good i thought; and at 30 on RT (which is about as useful *AS* rotten tomatoes might i add) is actually pretty high in comparison to a lot of movies.. The movie helps, it explains the magic a little too.
I know this is a pretty.. picky? thing to mention about the game (being a game i know) but the main character's body type for a female warrior of Celtic/Norse influence really confuses me, she looks far too slight, i expected more mass and muscle definition really.
@Sparta07 , Nothing wrong with being excited about your own console exclusives, but these days many people seem to enjoy lording over their exclusivity of games to other gamers, everybody should be excited to play a good new game regardless of the platform(s) it's released on... but too many people use exclusives to justify buying a certain console, and will bemoan and attack the games any way they can if they're released on *any* other platform, just seems anti consumer to me.
That's a terrible argument.. "it's a game based on it's multiplayer" Just because they focused on multiplayer as the core experience doesn't mean there can't or shouldn't be a Singleplayer- If there was SP i can assure you no one would be complaining, it's not as if Blizzard are inept at making great SP content that the entire company was founded upon.. they could have introduced much of the world via a SP offering, but instead they're doing that via ...
They're actually working on two new IP's...
https://www.vg247.com/2016/...
Now if only they could do Cosmic horror Lovecraft himself could be proud of...
people really need to find out *why* Bethesda's mods are unavailable on PS4, as has been previously stated; there is a size limit for mods (900mb) most games are unlikely to use that kind of space on a single mod (especially Farming sim 2017) whereas a good chunk of the best mods for Skyrim and Fallout 4 are larger than that- why would sony purposely admit their failing in providing adequate "accommodation" on their platform rather than simply blame Bethesda for "regulation...
The mods are pretty highly regulated last i checked- there's a reason PC users mainly use Nexusmods,
As has been stated, there are plenty of things mods improve other than gfx, quest related, fix related, content related, convenience, even small additions that can have a huge effect on the game.. No one remembers Skyrim without SkyUI?.
Personally i think you could compare For Honor to Battlefront, the battles aren't as large but it feels a lot like a hero-only mode so to speak, yet it combines a very Overwatch sort of battle arena feel, depending on the mode of course.. however it comes with a story, which is more than both of those can say- i'm unsure of it so far as i've been having a blast with the extra classes and maps on release in multiplayer :).