Your bubbles are like a fight between the PC Master Race trying to keep their champion on top and the console fanboys trying to bring a good man down.
It's a fascinating event watching you go from one bubble to five and back to one. The console war is a truly volatile battlefield.
OT: I've never played a MOBA because of how toxic the communities can be and I just haven't mustered up any interest in the current offerings.
So this really is a pay-to-win game? Okay then. Thanks for clarifying it. I guess the fanboys were wrong that the Jago vs Jago rumors were just Sony fanboys twisting the news.
Ugh, a lot of people missed the point of the conference...
there weren't just a "lot of indie games". They showed a range of games from low-budget side-scrollers to mid-budget adventure and platforming games to AAA titles.
There's literally a mixed bag of games. I wouldn't really classify Everybody's Gone to the Rapture and RIME as traditional indie titles but closer to a mid-budget game you might have seen during the PS2 era when d...
Really? When were wrap-ups not allowed? The entirety of E3 coverage is about press conference wrap-ups and opinions.
Do you have any idea how barren N4G would be without wrap-up articles and post-conference analysis articles?
Oh you can finally be fat or obese. Before they only wanted supermodel figures.
It's good they're no longer discriminating and added an option so people can finally make Americans.
They put on a presser all right... a sorry, pitiful excuse for one.
It was like a guy with a flaccid schlong trying to impress pornstars at a party, where-as Sony showed up and flashed everybody a Ron Jeremy of indie games, AAA titles and everything else in between.
Big gaming schlongs for the win.
SEN has already happened, no one bothers to use it though.
Maybe you need something to get the Gears going, otherwise things may not feel very Live.
You should see the Reputation Managers stroking their own e-peens over in the Xbox One threads... WOW.
The reality is that your comment is truth. I'm no Sony fanboy and I've never sided with Sony, but man-oh-man does the PS4 have an amazing line-up of games. It's embarrassing at this point.
Those are mid-budget games.
No one seemed to pay attention to the fact that AAA is not a sustainable business. Besides most AAA games were all the same and kind of sucked anyway. They were drab and boring.
I don't mind the BF4's and the Crysis 3's every once in a while but I play games to have fun and Sony showed a lot of games from big to small that looked fun.
Rime looks exceptionally cool. THAT is one of the games that could ...
Who disagreed with you? Honestly?
You make very good points and we all know first-generation launch titles aren't that great but are good enough as hold-me-off titles.
Still, Starbound coming to PS4 is huge... just huge!
@Hufandpuf
They can if you pretend you're playing a fun game by waving your hands around and jumping up and down.
The Reputation Management is strong with this one.
All Project CARS trailers are fan-made. There are no "official" videos for PCARS because it's being designed in part by the community.
It's also crowd-funded, so they don't have a marketing team.
It's not even that...
The Wii U may not be as powerful as the XB1 or PS4 but it's no slouch either.
Just about anything coming to the next gen consoles could be done on the Wii U with proper scaling (just like a bunch of monster PC games were ported to the PS3/Xbox 360 at the cost of some graphics and AI scaling).
I'm glad Activision is at least acknowledging the Wii U unlike EA.
Well I would never suggest you buy EA games, it's just good for the people who do and would like to get a refund.
Remember that Simcity fiasco? Even as the news spread and people found out the game was unplayable due to DRM they couldn't even get refunds unless they bought it from Amazon.
Yep.
I don't like Origin but at least they're trying to be competitive.
I kind of do hope that Steam does the next best thing and allow for digital license trades. That would be... that would be orgasmic.
Wow this is great news.
Sorry but apparently you missed all of Microsoft's "Games For" services, which were identical to the Xbox One's original DRM and that's why no one used it and it's being removed as I type this from many other games.
Your argument for digital goods is fine but DRM = digital rights management and it is a form -- as devwan points out -- of the publisher controlling the media.
The bigger question is: Will the game even be able to run on the next-gen systems at a reasonable rate? This isn't just some other indie title we're talking about here, this game makes EVE Online look like child's play and RSI is constantly talking about pushing the limits so that only the highest of high in the upper echelons of the PC Master Race will be able to run the game maxed out.
I tend to doubt there will be much of an audience for a low-detailed version ...