Yes, as anyone following the game does. Crackdown isn't a massive franchise, so it's not going to get massive marketing. But it's had enough coverage and trailers for the gaming community to be aware of it, and once reviews hit people will know.
If it's good, say 80 or more on Metacritic, I imagine it would sell well enough. I haven't seen multiplayer like this since Red Faction Guerrilla, so perhaps that'll make it stand out from the crowd and get ...
It just needs the robots to both have a more interesting reason to be there, and to make them scarier. Have them charge at the player, or make them incredibly intelligent tacticians. Enough of this slow walking and shooting rubbish.
Cloud is only for multiplayer... you'll still own the single player portion. It's no different to any other game with an online component in that regard.
Let's just wait and see in regards to well the servers hold up worldwide. No point assuming it will be broken at this stage.
Different teams would be developing cloud compute and security... That's like when people complain that Xbox controller designers are making controllers instead of ...
It's got the lead writer from the first two Mass Effects, and the combat looks like it could support some rather great battles. Seriously hoping it's good.
Probably no where, as disappointing as that is. They'll finish up their next project, probably a Ratchet game, then I wouldn't be shocked if they became solely a Marvel developer. With how ssuccessful Spider Man was, they'll be allowed to make whatever Marvel game they want.
Loud, games don't look much better, ugly. Not much to like.
Horizon Zero Dawn. Terrible script, facial animations (looked as bad as Andromeda at times), ordinary gameplay. It was no better than Far Cry Primal.
Uncharted 4. It was so painfully slow with a story with so many issues. Two things that prove how bad it was for me - It was the only Uncharted I couldn't bring myself to replay, unlike the others which I beat three times each at least. The slow pace just killed replayability. The combat was weaker than past games, which i...
The praise for that game was proof PS4 fanboys love walking simulators. Then they turn around and say Red Dead 2 was too slow... such nonsense.
They're the same people who think Horizon is an underrated masterpiece. Then again, they disliked Red Dead 2, so maybe they're too impatient for games like Zelda.
Dark Souls 2 wasn't as good as the others in the series, but still a great game overall. I thought it was better than Dragon Age Inquisition, which won game of the year over it.
Kind of like God of War.
They're revamping how the story mode works, and that's pretty much it because the story in Halo 5 was rubbish. Make a great story and you'll see Halo Infinite be a massive success, so long as the multiplayer is good too, which it was in Halo 5.
It's an uncertain future for sure. Bungie didn't make the story or anything to do with the Tangled Shore, which apart from the raid, was the best part.
Bungie didn't really make much content in a year, so it will surely take ages for the to make Destiny 3, now that Activision owned studios likely won't be making content for the series anymore.
We'll see how it goes, it could be a good thing. But there is reason to be concerned.
Ori and the second to last mission in Halo 5. Hopefully their new teams can make more memorable stories.
Red Dead Redemption 2 on the X I'd the best looking game this gen. It's a few notches above God of War. Hell, even something like Far Cry 5 easily looks better than Horizon, and maybe even any other game on PS4.
You say that like I haven't beat the game? That moment was just wasted potential. He's sick and needs you to go to hell because he didn't know he's a god... That's weak. They couldn't even be bothered developing a proper boss battle for this section of the game.
Atreus was fine. Which made that "I hate everyone! My mom wasn't even a god!" such a poor moment.
Yes! Let's stop releasing these games on PC so they can get fewer game sales, in the hopes that PC gamers buy an Xbox so we can get that minimal hardware profit margin (if any at all.) All so mentally disabled PS4 cultists can find something else to bitch about while they're taking a "break" from the exclusives they apparently play all the time.
Great logic. Fewer game and subscription sales will mean potentially less Microsoft developed games. which is so...
And? It literally benefits no-one to lock out PC gamers. Xbox users, PC users and Microsoft all benefit. You'd have to be stupid to think otherwise.
If it's anything like the first Crackdown, it won't be story focused. There may be a briefing for all the gang bosses, which will give you an idea of how the criminal empire works. But you'll be disappointed if you're expecting a structured story.