It's nice to finally see Worms return to traditional 2D gameplay and focus on innovating there rather than goofing around with disastrous 3D experiments. Hopefully this game delivers and Team17 don't go crazy with DLC again.
The gameplay footage wasn't very impressive and I recall hands-on impressions being quite negative as well. At this point the game has probably been scrapped.
Bloodborne did the same thing with randomly generated dungeons anyway.
Same. People who are installing Windows 10 at launch must have balls of steel, or the desire to have something shiny and new is overriding common sense? They're definitely brave, that's for sure.
Still, if it goes smoothly then good for them, but I can't bring myself to risk any issues so early in the life of the OS. I'll be waiting to see what the state of it is at the end of the year.
I don't see why they'd change anything at all to be honest. People have been asking for this for so long, why give them something different that will probably upset fans when they find out it's not the same as the original? I guess it's a fine line they have to tread where they retain the qualities of the original but update it for modern gamers, but it seems like people will inevitably be frustrated and upset when they mess with things they should have just left alone.
Well I can't speak for everyone but I'd definitely buy this game if it was available on PS4. I've got a feeling that many others would as well given how starved we are for a good racing game.
I'll never buy a Wii U and I really don't think I'd buy any future Nintendo consoles either because the software support is lacking in my opinion. Nintendo make great games, but they're just not making them fast enough to justify owning their hardware. If thei...
I'd honestly prefer a fat version with better airflow so the console runs quieter, but they'd never release revised hardware that was larger than the original.
Codemasters have really lost their way as a studio.
Yeah, I get what you mean but thought Sony was most likely since they're in Japan and there aren't really any other Japanese publishers that could fund his work as far as I know? Capcom etc. are all struggling these days, so I figure Sony are the only ones in Japan who have the cash to set him up. I always figured they'd give him a team at Japan Studio and leave him to quietly work away, kinda like Team ICO in the same building and the other team that did a lot of work on Bloodbor...
Fight Night 3 was a great game, I used to love playing it with friends and have a lot of fond memories. Can't remember why I never picked up the fourth game but it's a shame that franchise died. Same goes for most EA stuff really, all the good franchises are left to die while the worst ones continue to be pushed hard.
I'd trade Battlefield and Need For Speed for Burnout, Dead Space, SSX, Fight Night any day of the week.
It's awesome that they honored one of their coworkers who passed away with this stuff, it's really touching what they said about his armor.
It's also awesome how many great and free updates Diablo 3 has received, and how the game continues to evolve over time. Great example of post launch support that doesn't cost players anything. I do hope they do another paid expansion though because Reaper of Souls was great and this is the kind of game that you can keep c...
Yeah, if Kojima was to team up with anyone it would be Sony just because of the long history and close ties. I think that following the release of MGS5 there's a 50/50 chance of whether he continues making games or retires however, since a lot of his comments over the year prior to his media blackout seemed to imply that he wasn't really interesting in staying in game development anyways.
I think we'll find out what's going on in 2016 after he's left Konam...
Honestly, I think being an early adopter is always unwise and in the case of operating systems, very risky. Windows 10 has just launched today and despite people having access to preview builds for a while now, I can't help but wonder what problems people are going to run into over the coming months. Maybe it's not such a big deal to some people but if you do a lot of work on your computer, why risk it?
I guess I'm fortunate in that I'm still running Windows 7...
The Conservative party is the UK equivalent of the Republican party in America.
The problem is that whenever people use the argument of "It's only $1.50" or any other amount, be it $5 or $10, they fail to take into account that all of this adds up and if you coughed up the cash for everything that was charging a small amount that supposedly isn't a big deal, you'd be wasting hundreds every single month on utter garbage.
I know you said that it's ridiculous anyways and I agree, I just think that the general mindset of "It...
I can't see Inafune having much luck with Kickstarter again. I think people are starting to become weary of the guy and I can't say that I blame them.
Konjak is a fantastic artist. He's also a great developer and I was wondering when he was going to finish Iconoclasts. I've had the demo for this game on my PC for what feels like forever, it's really fun to play. Awesome to see he's getting some help with finishing the game up and getting a console release as well, I'd recommend everyone to check it out when it releases.
@ EDMIX
Hahaha, defensive over that Tomb Raider blow? I hate to break it to you and blow your little fanboy mind here, but the only console I own is a PS4. I know that might be a bit hard to comprehend given your notorious fanboy crusade of trolling the hell out of the comment section of nearly every article on this website, but it's true I'm afraid.
So I mean, feel free to keep trolling and making a fool out of yourself if you want, but you might wa...
To be fair to the guy, he's always right with the things he says. People might not like it if they care too much about the things he's criticizing but at the end of the day I think he says what we all know to be true. I respect how honest and straightforward he is, even if it riles up fanboys.
Besides, the guy is incredibly talented and has more than earned the right to call things as he sees them because of it. He's better than most so-called game designers/produ...
Yeah, studios leave Microsoft if they can.
Meanwhile at Sony everyone just gets fired instead, they don't even get the chance to leave. The amount of studio closures and layoffs at Sony this past five years or so makes Microsoft look like saints in comparison, and that ain't an easy task.
I'm still upset that Sony Liverpool got shut down.
That was my thoughts as well, just form a partnership with Valve and allow their Steam Controller to work with Xbox One. Apparently it actually works really well for traditional mouse-based games like RTS etc. so if Microsoft was smart, they'd just partner with Valve and enable the Xbox One as a Steambox. Would certainly be a bombshell announcement and give Valve the big step into the living room that they want. Seems win/win for both parties.