Superhot is already out for PSVR, and it is insane. I still have to try The Inpatient and Wipeout, now we got the VR update, but I agree that it looks like it’s doing pretty well all things considered.
I worked for GAME for a while back in 2012 and was there the day our store unexpectedly closed - I was literally in the middle of a sale when the assistant manager got the call and shut it all down.
I know our Gamestation was soon after rebranded GAME, as they shut all the larger stores throughout the smaller UK towns, and it really sucks when you’re just a young person trying to make some sort of a living. I really liked Grainger Games, I was in there last week picking up ...
Mass Effect was a big letdown for me. The trilogy was just awesome, and I expected great things that unfortunately it couldn't live up to.
Not everyone will think it's brilliant, or even good, but this is just fishing for hits.
Damn, more content couldn't possibly have been a bad thing.
The original sure, but Team Bondi were obviously closed and had nothing to do with the remaster.
Nice work by Rockstar. A wonderful, under-appreciated little gem may yet see a sequel if it clicks with this console generation's audience.
I'm not sure why an article comparing two very different games is even warranted. But hey, that's just me.
I still have the PlayStation Max stickers they did for the memory cards for Just Bring It and the console sticker for Rayman 2. Personalised to the Max! -_-
The Wii U was the first console I skipped from Nintendo. Some things felt missing, one of those things being a true Mario adventure.
I loved Galaxy, but this feels like Mario 64 2.
Funny how you get down voted for your opinion. Oh well, I agree with you man. VR RE7 hasn't been beaten for me this year.
Often we hold those we admire on higher pedestal, for better and/ or worse. I know I'm certainly guilty of that, but as you say they're just people at the end of the day. Flawed like us normal folk.
Then it achieved its job. This isn't aimed at anyone apart from South Park fans, and it gives those fans another fun RPG/ ultra long episode.
The mine cart section of Tombi 2. As a child it was impossible, I tackled it some years ago as an adult and damn, it's still brutal to the point I can't actually do it and collect everything. Stopped me 100% that classic in my youth and adulthood.
It really does! PS4 for those 'me time' moments, the Switch sat comfortably in the living room for those family moments.
I respectfully disagree. In the 9 odds months I've had it, I've picked up at least two dozen PSVR games. Robinson was a bitter disappointment, and there's something about Farpoint that I find prevents it being a killer game (even if Aim is actually great), but there are a good 5 or 6 that I'd count amongst my favourite game experiences this year.
I understand what a lot of folk mean though. A lot of the games make sacrifices to achieve what they do, and it ...
I'm reluctant to buy into the Skyrim and Doom VR hype. I'm still living RIGS, Farpoint and Battlezone, three games with fast movement that succeed in avoiding motion sickness - at least for me. I can't quite understand their logic to removing standard movement from all three of their signature franchises.
...I'm also a bitter little gamer about PlayStation missing out on Fallout VR. Who am I kidding, I wanna try that ****.
Sexual harassment of a man is often, unfairly, dismissed as trivial in comparison to sexual harassment of a woman, and subsequently it must take great courage for said man to come forth and stake these claims. This is, of course, just my opinion and I mean no offence by it, but I say well done, sir, for speaking out. Hopefully more men and women will in the future. Sad to hear of this from any game company, yet alone Naughty Dog.
Great news for a talented developer! They've made it playable to anyone with even the most basic, potato computer like my own; it has such a great art style; and gameplay that is equal parts challenging and creative.
WAU gets a pass because... you know...Bigby. But despite nearly always enjoying Telltale's stories, I find the gameplay in their games to have aged poorly. They could learn a little from Life is Strange.