It makes sense, Microsoft burned millions of customers throughout the generation, causing them to move over to PC or PS.
Very few worthwhile games the entire generation, lots of promises that were never fulfilled, plenty of rushed unpolished releases, canceled games that people were looking forward to (Scalebound, Phantom Dust remake, Project Spark).
How many games announced during the Xbox One generation never came out and are now Xbox Series games? Per...
These days "RPG" translates to constantly grinding for experience points, wasting time upgrading gear, and repeatedly collecting resources off the ground.
Please don't be an Ubishit style filler game.
No, the cloth physics are still 30 FPS, and it looks stuttery compared to the rest of the game. I can deal with it, but some people regret updating because of this. On PC it only takes a couple of seconds to fix this by changing a number in a text file, so why didn't the dev team for it for console? Lack of quality control.
The PS5 Pro patch was only 171 MBs, so its even smaller than Ubisoft's claim of 0.75 GB.
Some people hypothesized that the PlayStation exclusive content (Darwin and Dickens missions) would be coming to Xbox for the first time with the new patch, but it wasn't added. A patch this large is clearly redownloading the entire game all over again, the dev team made that choice for a reason, we just don't know what that reason is.
You just found this out now? I've bought zero LEGO games, but I have played demos on Xbox / PS4 / PSP, and yeah, they're all boring, and repetitive. Even if you gave me these games for free, I wouldn't waste my time on them.
However, an actual LEGO building game, would be more interesting to me. But these action / adventure games are just a snoozefest.
This comment deserves more upvotes.
The perfect release date isn't when cry babies whine over a remake to a classic (go ahead and re-play the original to keep yourself busy), the last thing we need is another god damned disaster like Master Collection Vol.1.
The perfect release date is when a game 'just works' day one without having to be patched just for basic functionality, and where the dev team doesn't have to work crunch hours endlessly.
YES, update Unity to 4K 60! I loved the French revolution setting, I even enjoyed playing CO-OP online, its too bad that they removed it from Syndicate, but the incredibly negative reaction from Unity (mostly because it was rushed out 4 - 6 months too soon), made Ubisoft think we didn't want the mode to come back.
If you've read my comments here before, you know damn well that I'm always quick to mock Ubisoft, but in this case, its good news. Glad to see that Syndicate went from being almost broken on PS5 BC, to receiving a free 60 FPS update patch.
While this game did have grind elements, and skill trees, it wasn't exhaustively grindy like the later games would end up being. The London setting was amazing, too, and the soundtrack by Austin Wintory was fantastic. I really...
A worthless show, created by idiots, making stupid decisions.
Not surprised to see them do this. Keep being morons Geoff and Co.
100% spot on, exactly.
Maybe if Grove Street had enough time to actually properly port the games, it wouldn't have been such a disgrace.
And the richest third party publisher knowingly released it, even though it was crap, when they could have delayed and improved it further.
This collection was rushed out one year too soon, what a shame. Hoping that Vol. 2 is released in a better state.
Its a masterpiece that has aged so gracefully. The controls may not be modern style, but they don't have to be, they just have to work well and be responsive, which they are.
Keep it coming.
Yeah I'll likely go from Pro model to Pro model.
Though its certainly not coming within 5 years, that's a bit too soon.
Capcom lost an extremely talented developer, they should have done everything to keep him.
Hopefully Itsuno's game will be a hit.
The issue is that a lot of games are filled with copy / paste bloat, and that game maps are so big that they become a chore to traverse.
I'd rather have a game with 10 missions, but each one is amazing, than 50 story missions but they're all the same generic stuff we've had since PS2 era.
- Go here in a limited amount of time
- Go there and kill someone
- Go and collect an item and bring it back to me
Instead, give m...
I've purchased 15 out of those 20 games. Not bad.
I was at E3 2003, and saw the demo played live in front of me inside a small room.
It looked amazing, very ambitious and exciting. I've only completed it once, and the story confused me back then, so I should go through it again.
With Game Pass and now multiplatform releases, nothing can save it. Phil killed Xbox, when it could have been a contender if only they focused on the right aspects (the games!).