you get 3 things, I think it was an armor, weapon and can't remember the third, but you get the first for just starting the demo, the second for making it out of the first dungeon and talking to the fateweaver guy and the third for playing the entire 45 mins game time they give you after that. The armor is for ME3 but the other two are for Amalur.
no online racing, thats all, its not like it doesn't support online, leaderboards, ghosts, tracks, karts, mods etc. Plus its 30 bucks retail so not exactly full price either. Oh and it does have local MP.
easy should include enjoyment of the game, some platinums might not take much effort but actually completing a really crappy game is harder and more taxing than most hard trophies for me.
Point 1 - couldn't you hotkey a few powers for both yourself and team to a few buttons in ME2? Also shouting to your system which power requires active knowledge of the names and it may sound stupid but in the middle of a firefight I don't want to skip a beat and thinking even for a second the name "warp ammo" or even my teammates name will actually have the opposite effect of what they said.
Point 2 - was this announced? If so then thats pretty cool and if ...
I don't really care about the kinect support as long as they don't take from the game or change anything to accommodate it. I still think its dumb and good for all of 5 minutes to try it and then ignore it forever.
lol, yea because dx11 is everything in a game right? Also since it doesn't support it then the game is just another "crappy console port".
Its funny to see people like you spouting this nonsense when you have no clue what you're speaking of. Low requirements are just that, low requirements, ME2 looked outstanding and it had similar requirements, so I think it will be another outstanding game for the PC, Bioware don't half ass it....most times.
Shamefully I haven't played Arkham City yet, but I have to say for me it was between UC3 and Skyrim, I played Skyrim on the PC so I don't have the PS3 problem but I gave Skyrim the nod because I just wanted to keep playing it(and I still am), but I can see how people wouldn't like it.
@inveni0
your description is still not unplayable and I definitely came across some quests that I was unable to either start or complete (playing on PC so console commands come in handy) but none for the main quests and 95% of the side quests and thats not the definition of unplayable or broken, just glitched.
Amy on the other hand from the dozen or so reviews I've read, is just a terrible game and thats a far cry from some glitches and bugs. I am not ex...
very much looking forward to this.
lame list, if that's the worst of the worst then 2011 was the best year of gaming ever. I mean this list is obviously there for hits..too bad I gave them one.
prelude to F2P?
@Abriael
you say that like you understand what it means, but clearly you don't. What I read in your post was just the usual standard response given against piracy and in no way actually address what I posted.
@aPerson
your analogy doesn't make sense since its not a real thing being taken, there is no copy that is stolen from a store, its not even bandwidth from the company thats used, its a made up imaginary file and in no way compara...
I am against piracy for most things, but the point I'm making is that the actual people who don't have any intention of ever getting the game are never to be considered part of revenue, so they didn't steal anything technically and did not affect the company's bottomline at all one way or the other. Its just that since they are getting to play the game even though they did not pay for it that people have a problem.
But determining who would never get the game ...
well its not actually stealing since noone gets hurt or loses anything by those specific instances with people who have no intention of actually purchasing it ever.
The problem is that most people would use that excuse and its not exactly clear on what percentage would actually buy the game if a pirated version was not available.
So its more of a blurry area, convoluted area without true clear lines.
actually the launch and launch window titles are incredible if you get the full list. And its not like there are just crappy games but high budget and hyped games as well. I'm sure some will be crap (ridge racer) but you'll get a fair number of great titles and all this within one month of launch.
It has the games part covered.
you chose to mention only the Golden Abyss quote but ignored UMvC3 which runs at full Vita screen resolution and 60 FPS. Its all about the technical aspect of the games and I'm sure the lower resolution (which you would have no idea about until DF pointed it out) is to beef up performance. Gravity Rush as well runs on the lower resolution but its not like all games will be limited to that.
lol What? That game was ok but not that great, and what relation does it have to do with FFXIII-2?
@Vashlion
Vaan was not the main character of FFXII, it was Ashe, the devs said so from even before the game released. It was always her story just with Vaan along for the ride.
In FFXIII the battle system opens up as you play further in, one of my problems was how long you had to wait to get access to the full range of options in battle, but its a lot better later down than the early parts.
The VO is fine but as with most Japanese games they don't really capture the Japanese style and quirks that make them so better in the original language.
probably card.