LOL, sounds like you are the angry one.
The future of motion control:
I bought a Move bundle on day one, because I also wnated a new slim 320gb PS3. I played a bunch of games from sports champions & the demo on the first day. I haven't touched it since that day. I'll break it out again when people are visiting, and feel like playing a game with it. But basically I bought it knowing it will be a seldom used accessory.
Not sure I want the strategy guide at this time. I bought one for FO3, and found myself getting too caught up in following it instead of just relaxing & letting the game play out naturally.
Maybe for a second playthrough to see cool things I didn't find on my own the first time.
Anyone disagreeing with my statement is a tool with a reading comprehension problem. In his own words...
"The goal was NEVER to be some amazing combat simulator. Your reaction proves my point: you may not LIKE GOD OF WAR but you don't even stop to think that perhaps there are other goals and ways of doing things, not JUST the ones you like.
"And if you look at the GOD OF WAR sales compared to those games you mention, clearly- at least from a...
I don't feel sorry for corporations. I do feel sorry for individuals out of work & struggling to get by in this bad economy.
I don't want to know. Fallout is much better if you go into it without any spoilers.
The title is taken out of context, because he did not say he thinks Bayonetta is a superior game. For those that didn't read the article, Jaffe's message was that the combat system on games like Bayonetta & Ninja Gaiden are more advanced, but it was a consious decision not to go that route with GOW in order to make it more accessible.
real fans = paying customers
They shouldn't always get the last say, but listen to what they want to buy if you want to make money.
Don't matter that much to me, I'll but it whenever it comes out.
But these guys making this game look really lame after all this.
I think Duke Nukem will be fun. But as an older gamer, I do have to laugh at the often used description of "mature content", when they are really just talking about vulgarity.
When they can invoke an emotional connection from the player to the game characters through their relationships & emotional reaction to the conflict of the plotlines in a very realistic way...then games will truely be mature.
Sounds like a silly overgeneralization. You'd expect more intelligence from a pro.
what's even more poisonous to a company are little rat employees that talk sh*t online.
The Taliban are enemies to humanity. What else can you say about a group of thugs that treat women like worthless property, won't allow people to read what they want, listen to music, express any negative opinion about their fascist rule, etc. or face very severe punishment or execution. They aren't the lawful government of Afghanistan. Just militant thugs that occupied that country for a period of time. So yeah, they are enemies to a lot of people in the world. This is why a coaliti...
Those that never take a stand on anything are the weak ones in life.
looks pretty good
You should always listen to your fans. You shouldn't always react to them though if you really think they are all wet with their opinions. The vocal Internet is not always representative of what the majority of gamers think.
I think it was George Lucas who said no movie is ever completed, and they are just abandoned when you run out of time & money.
I think it is about time for Polyphony to abandon this project, and put it on the store shelves. They don't seem like they are ever going to be satisfied, so get over it, and sell what you got.
Same game. Different avatar skins.
Hacks are always temporary on a device that can (and must) be updated by the manufacturer to be allowed online. They have full time staff to stay on top of these things, and hackers can't keep anything a secret. They tell the corporation exactly what needs to be updated on the Net whenever they successfully hack. It's like having a guy rob you, and then give you his address where you can go back & get your stuff.
Hmm, well they just gave me info that helps me make an informed purchase. I will no longer be buying New Vegas.
My own policy is to not buy games where DLC is announced before they even release the freaking game. And I especially avoid games that have exclusive content for the platfrom I am not running with.
Thanks for the heads up Bethseda. Maybe I'll look for this one in the used game bin a few years from now.