@ theWB27
... you use the word "hyperbole" more than an 8th grade English teacher... your comment history is absolutely rife with hyperbole, no hyperbole intended here. It is literally rife with it.
... hyperbole...
I enter into evidence:
----- Exhibit A -----
"So the sequel that was released a few years after the first one was already fatigue? I honestly think that's hyperbole especially since 2 pr...
I think... a generation of only a single dominant console could actually be healthy, hear me out.
I realize of course competition is what pushes any company/person to improve themselves or their products, but so does simple customer satisfaction and good quarterly numbers. If the X1 were to "disappear" and the PS4 was all that was left a few things might happen:
1) More gamers would of course have only an option of buying one console, therefore ther...
I sense a disturbance in the force...
Titanfall is bad
Titanfall is good
Or in this case, a dynamic weather system entirely ABSENT from other versions...
IDK why I keep putting DE... I mean DS... dead space...
I had an idea for that, use static cameras until you come to a dynamic "run away" moment, and you can switch between your character's view as you are running and the view of the attacker (in first person) watching you run away until you evade him/her/it, or he/she/it loses sight of you.
Watch yourself run from his/her/its perspective.
Be tough to work out smoothly, but neat.
Agreed, the fear of running out of ammo, or being confined with a monster, or even being unexpectedly ripped apart in some viscous manner just were never there for me in DE3 like they were on even the EASIEST setting in the original.
Agree here, while I would LOVE the aspects brought in DE3 to another type of game, I would love it even more if DE4 would bring back the horror.
Atmosphere, subtle musical score and absolutely the sound department can be thanked for a large part of what was spooky in the original Dead Space. The story accounted for perhaps 18 percent give or take and I think there is a great deal of room to expand it's role in "scarring" us by utilizing more psychologically tant...
From the tiny tweets it sounds as if he was also implying the PS4 version might have performed well past 30 fps if it had been "allowed" to, "because reasons :/"
And this resolution difference may pan out to be more than just that, once we can compare other visuals, but something just feels like SOME company may, have thrown a money-wrench in there at least enough to ensure one version doesn't TOTALLY blow the other out of the water.
Everything on max:
- mechs, while one might argue they are machines and can therefore be expected to be comprised of "angular" rigid parts, it is quite obvious they were designed this way to use FAR less polygons to create. There are numerous components which are blatantly six or eight sided... boxes practically....
- the INSANE textures in this game would be called MEDIUM in any other
- visual effects are truly Half Life inspired
- Blame the...
Pretty good comparison, but as with many others I believe lots of people had grown tired of the Unreal Tournament model, and heck, even the tired Call of Duty model as it currently stands...
While this game is worth 20 bucks for me and would be fun, just nothing here FOR ME to justify 60.00. Or is it less on PC, like 50.00? Either way, not worth the price for what you're getting.
Of course if you love it, by all means, play away.
And thank you as well.
Thank you
Nope, I was mugged, bug spray, punch knocked my glasses off so I was unable to pursue once I was blind (not due to bug spray, but because without me specs I'm blind as a bat).
But I'm not angry, I know somewhere out there that PS4 will bring years of joy and merriment to someone, and that's what truly matters.
We probably get COD PS4... Lucky US
Well now, since my PS4 was stolen, I shall begin saving for this.
1 dollar just set aside.
I've been wondering the same thing since Titanfall info has been coming out, now I realize it is an example of a cross-generational title using an outmoded Source engine, and it generally doesn't look good on any platform even PC at max settings, but did they ever give concrete info on EITHER console of EXACTLY how much RAM is available exclusively for "video" memory used by games for visuals? Like, discrete from the OS usage?
If not, I'm wondering if i...
... hyperbole again?