That's pretty cool. Wondering how they'll implement these in other games.
I completely forgot about the whole cell phone angle as well. The time for dedicated handhelds could very well be at an end now that smartphones are capable of playing high end games.
The marketing on this thing is absolutely horrible. And while the connectivity between the PS4 and Vita is a cool feature, how many PS4 owners will actually own one of these things to take advantage of it? It's a shame, really. Seems like it's an amazing handheld with no support whatsoever.
I don't know if I can handle that. Does that mean I'll have to go to sleep immediately after playing? ;)
Here's a suggestion, Activision. Stop releasing the same game year after year with minimal changes and actually try to make each title a significant jump from the last. I tuned out of the CoD series after MW2 and from what I've seen and played of the rest of the series, I don't think I made a bad judgment call on that.
I'm not trying to rain on the PS4 parade here. All I'm saying is, if they're cutting any kind of corners to rush and meet customer demand, it's entirely possible that the initial first wave of systems may come out with problems. Same thing with the XB1.
If these overheating PS4s are in display cases with little breathing room, than that's understandable. If it's not however, that won't be good news for them. Hoping that they're not cutting too many corners to meet demand because Sony may very well have a debacle on their hands to rival that of the RRoD.
Really curious to see what the deal is with these rumbling triggers. Apparently it makes driving in Forza a more immersive experience than ever before.
Pac-Man Championship Edition Deluxe+, Lumines, Space Invaders Extreme and the SSX series all have great soundtracks.
You know, DS3 got a lot of hate but it's a lot of fun. The co-op is good stuff. It's nowhere near as scary as the original but it has more good points than bad. I'm telling you, the original marked the first time I thought I might have a heart attack from playing a game. Supposedly they toned down the scares in the sequels because people thought the first one was TOO scary.
The title is hitbait. And I fell for it.
I loved Max Payne 3. That game should have gotten more love than it did.
To this date, the scariest game I've ever played along with Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly.
Denial isn't just a river in Egypt.
It's still up on Social Club as being a Social Club enabled title. Would love to see something, anything on this game already.
Giving every game dedicated servers would give MS the one up on multiplatform titles once again. As someone looking to own both consoles, the promise of dedicated server play on the XB1 already has me leaning even more towards those if Sony isn't matching that.
It seems from recent hearsay that PSN is only just now getting to the level of online capability that XBL has been at for years. It's the main reason why I don't mind the subscription cost, with XBL you get what you pay for and what you get is solid, organized online play. This will only get better now that they've added a whopping 300k servers to their farm. I'll admit that the free games that PS+ subscribers get makes me somewhat jealous but XBL has kept me happy generally s...
Can't wait for the speculation phase to be over so we can see what these consoles can do once they're put to the test. I'm getting Forza 5 mainly from the curiosity of their new Drivatar system that uses the cloud.
I feel that it's been a pretty regular thing for MP games to be spotty at launch. The most recent example I can think of other than GTA Online was Splinter Cell Blacklist which had a couple of days where playing online was practically impossible. A game on the scale of GTA Online has to be given a pass for issues just because it's so massive in scope. It's the kind of situation where you really won't know what the problems are until the audience jumps aboard. The game is playi...
I think I was more excited when it looked from the reveal like it would be a 3rd person behind the back perspective game but this still looks like a lot of fun, especially when you factor in co-op.