Agreed, I'd be surprised if Ground Zeroes DIDN'T get put up as a freebie to coincide with the launch of Phantom Pain. But if you can't wait that long, this is a good price to "test" where the new MGS is going. I think that's what many people did back when Zone of the Enders first came out.
Bummer, man.
Ubisoft needs the source code, it's a bit different. Though, I'm sure that'd be a good place to start, if you didn't.
Titanfall had a release in April for Xbox 360 as well.
The site has 400 approved stories on N4G over roughly 2 years of time, if you were as quick to do a split second check as to post hysteria on a hiccup: http://n4g.com/source/home/... - Not saying that puts it off the hook in a tecnical sense, but the 1 in 400 chance makes it pretty good odds. Just saying though, feel free to keep the report up, your prerogative.
"2m ago" - Checks out.
That picture isn't the tease, as the tweet in the article doesn't show any image. That image is from Moon Chronicles on 3DS.
If Ubisoft is known for one thing, it's mos def that the PC version will not be the best.
Nathan Explosion! How did I not see that? That's a good one.
i agree. I think this is going to be very beneficial for both parties, but that one in particular.
Oh sweet. Haven't found myself a comfortable mobile device to play these games on, but more classics are always a good thing. Well, officially.
Looking pretty trippy!
It's not about racking up games, it's about enjoying those you get.
Haha, "casual" - That must've been quite a dose of reality after the first few nights.
That first hump where you're just scavenging for food is so brutal to get over. I'd be happy with even a fraction of that camp.
So uhm, hi? I'm the author of that. I seem to have noticed this at the right time. In case you'd like to know: Even though I'm not required to, I sent this piece to another person for additional edit, beyond my process (new eyes and loving the sound of your own voice and all that). Then, it went to a third person before publication. I'm not sure what revision standards you'd like, but those are a few passes already. I'd wager anywhere above from a dozen.
There's one for the Humble site itself as well, but dayum, that Gaf thread looks pretty damn amazing. I'd be interested to see what comes of it, cheers!
I don't think Valve really will have a CHOICE in this case, given all the things in the article (and the above video, for instance). If they don't, they're opening themselves up for not just one, but several lawsuits. It only takes one aggressive company seeing their "in" to get some of that Valve billion money for more to come down once the ball starts rolling.
Bethesda starts fights over Mojang's "Scrolls" using a generic word for a name...
That might be a little harsh. I don't think it's a "foreigner" issue, per se. Companies like 1C Company, for instance, have shown a strong support from the Eastern European side of game development and they put out some quality releases; not all of them, but enough to qualify as a decent studio imo. Regardless, even if it was true, Valve is American and should care greatly about any copyright infringement they allow, because it also falls back on them for selling it on their...
True, it's not necessary, but I think they managed to handle it within the bounds of the acceptable. I read it more like they wanted to reassure Nintendo fans that they know what they're doing, so they don't need to draw conclusions from their competition. Ucraft comparisons would be made inevitably anyway.