D was a great, atmospheric horror game. It was worth the rental back in the day. Also, Limited Run Games sucks.
Alright. I'm in. VR is the best.
Honestly, I'm just excited to be getting a Batman game where you get to play as Batman. It's been awhile.
I enjoy playing on Xbox but, let's be honest, all momentum they had from acquiring big developers has completely dried up. They wasted all of their opportunity and good will toward gamers and not only gave in to the DEI grift, but continue to enable it.
What is going on with these PSVR2 releases? This is the third one to get released recently without the developer's knowledge. Anyway, looks like a good game.
- Make a good game at a modest budget
- Give it a reasonable price tag
- Profit!
The formula is not difficult.
Oh no. Should've just made another AC: Pirates game.
Almost have it. Keep going CD.
I envy you.
^^THIS.
It's going to be, buy an Xbox if you want Game Pass, buy a Playstation if you want anything else, including owning Xbox games.
Thanks for the review. I've been interested to know how this game turned out. Seems like it's pretty good!
They always do this when the latest, most popular game comes out. They're just trying to stay relevant.
Hey everyone! We found the one guy excited for this game!
I can kind of understand how the reviewer reached that score after reading their review. A couple of their complaints are regarding aiming and reloading - you can adjust aiming and the ammo location for reloading within the game options if you're having trouble with either. I definitely had to adjust the angle for aiming shortly after I began playing, but now it feels great.
I, however, think the game is awesome. It truly feels like you've gone on an adventure acros...
Oooh, nice.
Perfect analogy with Metal Gear Survive. It's all for branding, doesn't even look like an Arkham-verse game.
The RE4 remake on PSVR2 does this for certain actions in the game, and it actually works fairly well. If nothing else, I'm sure we'll see VR mods for the PC version of this game.
Just picked this up, can't wait to play it!
Sure it will.
That's what I wonder. The Roll7 games are great, but if they're closing the studio then we can assume the games didn't sell well. The article, says they're commercial successes, but the only proof they have is a tweet by someone saying Rollerdrome was "profitable" but there are no sales numbers anywhere in that article.