Beautiful Design. Mad respect.
Digital as it stands now, is just another abusive practice on gamers. When I say this, I don't mean smaller studios or Indies for that matter, where digital is their go to method. They don't apply to this, and I adore them for their creative ideas and (reasonably priced games.)
What bothers me, is how tripleA games are released, at the exact same price, if not higher of the physical copy. So what...I can download the game at midnight? I have to pay an equal value for ...
Doom is the only FPS on my radar. The genre is dead to me otherwise (Destiny put the nail in the coffin, Cod built the coffin.)
Pfft, walk. I'll drive thank you very much, with some ornaments to boot, letting all those around me knowing how fly I am in the wasteland.
Hrm.
I think Nino Kuni would do well. I own it on ps3 but it suffered from my lack of attention. Not sure what it was, but I just did not like gaming much last gen, and now my passion is back more than ever. So I would love to show my appreciation towards that game with more green.
Demon's Souls would be a nice treat as well.
The longer the time it takes, the longer the journey. :) In a way, having the game last you for a very long time, is perfect. I haven't even started yet! Precisely because of a backlog of games, and I agree a hundred percent on how shorter games create a more "yay I did something" feeling.
That said, I will certainly play the Witcher 3. I just need to finish some games first.
Oh! What a twist!
But seriously, spot on. When a twist is spoiled, it dampens the entire experience. It's like the movies we love but when we know the twist in the plot, it's never the same.
I'm finishing up my play through tonight, and then having my girlfriend try it out on the weekend. I'll be grinning as she makes her choices, looking forward to seeing how her story unfolds compared to mine.
It feels like my favourite movie, that's telling me to come back and see what different outcomes I can experience. Except movies don't do that, but video games, well it appears they can.
You won't regret the purchase :) I guarantee that.
If anything will do me in, it'll be the story. I've played 1 and 2 but I honestly can't recall half of the events / the second game itself had be questioning things.
I haven't played all the games on the other platforms, so i'll prob only get a fraction of the enjoyment story wise.
It's done more than exceed I'd say. I didn't have any hype, but I also thought it had huge potential to be good. It's better than what I thought it could be.
Worth every cent.
It's like Cabin in the Woods meets the Descent, mixed in with some good ol traditional fun.
I'm almost done, I love, love, love, love it. Though I had a suspicion on one aspect, which proved right, but it's just so much fun.
Thank you! and no fret :) I avoid reading the actual articles at this point, it's easy to spoil story driven games.
@TheLoCoRaven
Push the weak around
Push the weak around
Push the weak around
They like to push the weak around.
*grins*
It is survival. It's surviving the law breakers.
They be scary.
There's bad guys and stuff. We stop the bad guys.
They break the law.
But we are the law.
WE ARE THE LAW!!!!
I absolutely love the game thus far, about 2 hours in. I've laughed a few times from the dialogue (in a good way) and I smiled at certain scenes because they are spot on. Oh, and yes, a few jump scares here and there.
If they decide to make another game just like this, I'll preorder the day it's announced (and I dislike preordering.)
Yup, Dice is just unfortunately another developer who's been put on the list of "Be extremely wary - never preorder again."
If Battlefront is released with little to no issues, that's awesome and I'll eventually pick it up with a smile. If it's released broken, I won't pick it up even when it's fixed. I'm tired of this cycle, and I hold no respect towards the developers and those who push them towards releasing a mess.