Didn't even know about this game until this blog popped up this morning. Great exposure for the developers. :)
Gonna be a fun month!
@Cat
Your shipping container of PS4's must be half-empty by now, right?
And be sure to note your submitted stuff so I can be extra picky about it. (I don't have room to talk but it's still fun) >:)
I honestly thought Powers looked rather interesting. I guess that's just me.
Hey, Blacklash93.
This has been something I brought up with Cat before, only with user's complaints about vgchartz. I can't quote grab what she stated, due to old forums going away, but I vaguely recall her reasoning being that just because they go the clickbait route shouldn't they can't get traffic through here. Stuff that's often getting banned here are people/sites with completely plagarized content.
Leave a ticket if you'd wan...
I certainly agree with the UC2 part, but not UC3. 3's got a lot more content overall with some interesting extras, but...I don't know there's something about 2 that seems the most replayable (even though co-op can be finished quickly). Just give me lower health, a lesser dependency on killstreaks, and I'd be one happy camper.
Thanks for your input.
That just saps all the fun. :P
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"The state was swindled into thinking they were becoming a part of something bigger than what it turned out to be."
Well...okay, bad law firm or not a state gov't simply doesn't ignore the fact such money has never been handed out like that to this industry before. Not to mention RI's Chaffe spoiled the well with his own comments that greatly diminished 38's chance of staying open.
"Plus, don't forget, ...
While I can't speak for KoA's quality (haven't played it yet), giving RI any kind of "way to go" cheer doesn't really seem fitting. You're talking about state government during an even testier economical climate giving the okay on loaning $75 million in taxpayer money to a AAA videogame developer.
Looking at the behind-the-scenes stuff here, this sort of a deal should've never happened.
Friend and I just started playing Expedition DLC (360 version) yesterday and it certainly seems to be the case.
"And with how much praise The Last of Us gets it hasn't sold 7 million copies on a console that has a user base of 80,000,000"
That doesn't really prove anything, considering what the usual attach rates are for exclusive games.
"'I Am Alive' has been in production for over 10 years, so it is justifiable to expect that it would be a great game. However, the storyline doesn't explain why the city is in ruins."
Huh? The storyline + collectibles constantly refer to "The Event" and it being an earthquake. I'm pretty sure even the description page where you purchase the game mentions this. If you're going to question anyone who may have enjoyed that game with &qu...
Yeah UC2 would be my favorite as well.
"And IGN gave this game a 10, WTF?!"
lol well...I shouldn't talk since mine wasn't that far behind Greg Miller's score until I jumped back in recently. Now I see a rather sizable quality gap between IGN's two 10/10 scores for the most recent ND games.
Thank you for the compliment.
Free Guacamelee sounds nice. Grabbed other 360 titles on sale already. :/
Apparently, 5 different editions seems to be Ubi's quota now.
Thanks, Aery.
"My favorite Uncharted !!!"
Heh...it wasn't that long I would've been saying the same thing; in fact, I think in previous UC3 reviews submitted here I've left comments suggesting that. It wasn't that long into the game that I started losing that thrill of the memories playing it the first time around.
To this day, I still think CoD3 was Treyarch's best MP effort (thus far).
Same. I remember the hype machine building up a couple of months after my move to a new state and high school.
Crazy to look back at playing that CoD2 demo.
Always heard about that charity drive for it, but never tried it myself. Didn't know Penn & Teller were the crazy ones behind it either.
When it comes to free games on the list, One Chance and Everyday The Same Dream are ones I can definately recommend.
Surprised to see Ride to Hell: Retribution miss the list.