and the media sharing and mini-games is the biggest draw.
Who can honestly say that it isn't cool to watch the latest movie with friends that may be in different states/countries? Honestly. Please, feel free to disagree if you don't like that idea. Just as good as borrowing movies then.
Can you imagine? Hell, people could start movie clans or something. Pool your movie collection together and just watch them every now and then. I know I don't purchase or even ren...
but wouldn't most of that RAM be inaccessible?
people will pick it apart somehow...
I like how the game looks as is, but that would be entirely too soon. A lot of games have suffered from oversaturation, and they've actually taken a very careful marketing approach with KZ2 so far.
They really don't need to ruin it by attaching themselves to Halo.
Does it mean that you can share any media on the HDD and what's in the disc drive? That would be BAR NONE the absolute best way to watch movies with friends if they lived far away. Pop in a Blu-Ray or DVD, and there it is on your wall for your whole group to see.
Whether you love XBox or Nintendo, you can't honestly hate on that. I'm sure there are some that will though...there's always some that will. I do hope that they take notes and listen to community feedback though. Ther...
about your supposed paradigm shift of games to the 360? So much for that, right?
I wonder if this guy will ever start to make sense...
No matter, the two above me exposed your idiocy well enough.
I have to say though, of all the trolls on this site, you take the cake for being the LEAST cunning. The funny thing is that you're probably the most persistent. You're like the dumb animal that just WON'T STOP running into the glass wall of your cage.
Good in that the devs are fully focused on the PS3 version, meaning they'll get the most out of it instead of splitting up their teams for cross-platform...
Bad in that if it's a let-down, we'll have more mudslinging going on...as if that wouldn't happen anyway...
completely forgot about that game. Some of the most fun I've ever had with an RPG/adventure game. FISHING was fun for crying out loud, rewarding too. Building towns was great, and everyone could put their own spin on something like that. One can only dream...
This RROD issue is a VERY sensitive one, and I agree, they can't just stop the presses and announce to the world "Our volatile production model has been revamped, come get the new and improved edition today!".
I can't even imagine the pandemonium that would ensue, even from diehards. The other problem that arises is that folks like me, who are wary of this issue and want a unit with a smaller chance of being faulty is stuck in a rut, because it will be very difficult,...
That's like saying that those adept at NBA2K are more likely to get crushed when playing Madden. :/
Do you really believe someone good at one game should excel in another, just because of a VERY FEW fundamental similarities?
I never said, nor am I trying to imply that the on foot portion be eliminated. I love the diversity of the game. I'm only saying it could have used a bit more attention. The air combat aspect is very gratifying, and I honestly can't imagine them improving upon the formula save for having more(and different) aircraft.
and that's a good point. My main problem with the on foot portion is that movement feels sluggish and the aiming is not tight AT ALL. It is balanced in that respect though, I just don't think it was particularly well implemented. Still a great game from my account though, there really is nothing else like it. Screw Battlefield, some of the most poor execution I've ever witnessed in a game in my life.
I bought BF2 modern combat a couple years ago...one of the most terrible experiences I've had. I don't buy the whole idea of so many different things to do...they were all poorly implemented. Warhawk's various combat options are well polished, save for the on foot combat.
July was no fluke, and I'm sure the big wigs were paying attention.
Even if there are still big losses to take...they're better off taking them now and recouping them with software sales. MGS, KZ2, both FF13s and GT5 are all sure to be big sellers, so they should capitalize on the Fall while they can.
So what will happen when the Falcon model gets released? Apparently, even with these new heatsinks everything isn't all fun in the sun. I certainly hope the Falcon model is reliable, but will they silently recall the older ones? They had better, because I'm waiting about 3 or 4 months after the Falcon gets released before I buy JIC, and I'll be pissed as Hell if I end up with a crippled old unit.
to be a landmark platforming title for this gen. I get more excited about this every time I see it, and I wasn't at first tbh. I hope there's several different paths and items to find, because it looks like a game that begs to be replayed.
Companies make outlandish statements like that ALL the time. Anyone with a shred of common sense knows these things aren't to be taken literally, as the very individuals who say these things know good and well what they're doing.
Who's more foolish may I ask? Someone who intentionally makes a dumb statement, or the one who believes it? You decide.
I'll just keep this short, b/c by now most of us know that you're full of it, but BD at launch only costed 125 USD oo...
and it's quite a meaty demo at that. I think this game will be good, but not great. They could have expanded on the battle concept a bit more. This is the type of game that needs a sequel to flesh out the bright spots in it. I'm getting it, and I expect to enjoy it, but I don't think it will be remembered as a classic in my book. Great fun though.
and that game still has the best A.I. I've ever seen in a first person shooter.
It doesn't need too much work to be honest, and a game like Killzone would the perfect fit for F.E.A.R.'s A.I.
I hope GG's doing their homework.
In all honesty, I'm surprised it uses UE3. The graphics make the engine look as if it could pass for UE 4 IMO. Great stuff, and I hope it plays as well as it looks.
it with your homophobic nature. That's funny. If that's the sort of thing that comes to mind when you think of home, then you're probably better off keeping that to yourself, thanks.
Those with maturity beyond that of homophobic adolescents will enjoy themselves. Nice try though.