Who needs clothing when you have hair? 😅
Supporting Ubi-junk will only further entrench online disc install requirements. Don't reward them for their bullshittery! You have to fight back by turning your backs to these anti-consumer practices. They don't deserve our money, and even more importantly, these filler, copy & paste grindfest games aren't worth our time!
I forgot about Metal Gear Solid Touch (iOS and also abandonware) it requires an old and hacked iOS device to play these days, and I actually bought an iPAD 3 last year to play it and other old iOS games.
I don't have a Microcenter near me, but thanks so much, my 2006 PC had a Gigabyte motherboard, so I'll buy that brand again. I'll also check out Paul's Hardware YT channel and PC part picker as well.
Ghost Bable (GBC)
Metal Gear Solid Mobile (Nokia phones - currently abandonware lost to time)
Ac!d 1 & 2
Portable Ops
Guns of the Patriots (needs MGO 2 to return)
Peacewalker
Revengeance
Ground Zeros / Phantom Pain
A mighty fine list of games for Volume 2. Basically add all the remaining games, cannon and non-cannon. Except for Twin Snake since Nintendo may have some ownership of it, they'd have to go ba...
Sucks to see both companies fail these days. In 2016 I bought my new PC parts including ASUS motherboard from NewEgg.
I'm looking to build a new PC, which high-end brand of motherboards do you recommend these days, and from which online store?
Too late is right, but not for the reasons you thought it was.
Its actually because the series is terrible now, and I would have appreciated a Japanese setting back before the series was so focused on being a grindy filler sloppy borefest.
Too little, too late, Ubi-junk!
Ugh, what's the point? MS has been focusing too much on hardware since Spencer took over. More console models, more controllers.
WHERE ARE THE MASTERPIECE GAMES?
The first two years of the Xbox One's lifecycle were the last time MS even kind of tried to release games, and that's because those games were greenlit by Don Mattrick, not Phil Spencer. The moment the Don Mattrick games were released (or cancelled) was the moment MS ran out of games....
One of my favorite series is the THPS franchise, and it was packed with ads, but it didn't bother me. Posters for skateboard companies, JEEP, and Nokia phones. It did sort of fit in with the game world, but that was the past, these days ad would be intentionally intrusive or unskippable loading screen type of imagery. Ugh, I know EA would do it in a horrible fashion. Screw them.
Call of Duty needs to be taken down a notch, its too popular for its own damn good. So yeah, it seems like MS is going to help make that happen. So good job, I guess?
AC III offered some (strange) closure to the initial story arc. I also enjoyed it for the most part.
The last game in the series I bought, before it went down the crapper with all that equipment upgrade and overpowered enemies until after you've grinded for hours to level up. Ugh.
I wonder if they've learned their lesson? Who am I kidding, of course no gaming company does at this point. Keep making those mistakes.
Crazy that SEGA actually sold off their sports dev teams. Look at all this money they've been missing out on since then. Another stupid business decision, one of many.
Sloppy article spouting mostly well-known informaton. As for the screenshot tidbit, it only works for SOME games, the way they write it makes it seem like it works across every game, but no, the game developer has to specifically program this function within the game.
Some games have a camera that you can use to take pictures and that translates to screenshots you can view on XMB, such as MGS 3, MGS 4, MGS PW HD.
Due to the lack of modern stealth games, and me constantly playing the MGS series, I've been looking for alternative stealth games to play, and went back and re-played the SC series recently. I wouldn't call SC1 or SC:PT masterpieces, there are AI issues, they're very much trial-and-error games, and that can lead to a lot of frustration. I also found the stories in this series to be boring, uninteresting, and just sloppily told. Cinematics are also of poor quality for both in-game...
What a terrible and shallow thought process. Perhaps you work for Ubi-junk and are trying to get simple-mined fools to believe in their awful business practices, but it won't work on anyone with more than two braincells.
Proof that Ubi-junk doesn't want to go back to their old ways. Open world games are dime a dozen and played out, whatever happened to the well crafted linear or chapter-based masterpieces like Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, or Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory?
That era of Ubi-junk is long gone now, open world games are all they want to make because they can be monetized easier. Experience points, skill trees, resource hunting, treasure boxes, equipment upgrades, copy p...
They do this so they're can take the game away from you anytime they decide. Each year these trash companies push a little bit further to see how much their stupid customers are willing to bend over in order to play their generic, boring, trash, filler games.
Each year millions of idiots bend over, but we need them to stop, its the only way to fight back against Ubi-junk and all the other garbage publishers out there. Hit them where it hurts, their revenue streams.
If you ever wanted to know what a sleazy asshole looked like, well, there ya go.
I still haven't forgiven Rockstar games for not giving me the GTA 4 Key To The City like I had rightfully earned. F this company.