there are two ways of doing 3d, if you ignore the old red/blue anglyph method that none of the new systems will be using, there's the polorisation method which is what the 3d cinemas use and there's the alternating lcd shutter method where one lense is blocked to time with the images on the screen and then the other lense, so when the left image is showing the right lense will be blocked and then when the right image is showing the left lense will be blocked.
most 3d tvs use the poloris...
they temporarily removed the ability to trade items for diamonds in the auction house months ago, i wouldn't be surprised if this change is just as temporary.
another day, another developer planning dlc before they've even finished the game.
was a time when games would be finished first then, and only then, they would start working on adding extra content to sell.
and the numbers of 360 consoles sold don't reflect how many of those are replacements for dead machines.
you can spin the numbers any way you want depending on what you want them to show.
no, that's not a bit of tape stuck on his hand, it's a brightly lit cubicle thing in the dark, there's a moth or something and he's trying to swat it away.
giving them collectors editions of games the us doesn't get? you mean the god of war trilogy?
that's because they sat on the frakking collection for five months.
scee is a waste of space.
they actually re-released ico in the uk a year or two after the original release, so the pal version might not be worth as much.
worse kept secret than the psp go? i think not. :)
in itself, the latest firmware won't be an issue, but i worry what it means for the future.
if console makers are given free reign to remove features that are promised when you buy the machines then where will they stop?
what about disabling the drive? they could say copied games will be on disc so they could use that as justification.
i don't play many games online, they all seem to be competitive and i prefer a more co-operative game, and not just because of my lack of skill :)
there's a reason i play so many rpgs, firstly, i love rpgs, and secondly they can last ages, you can rush through them which still takes longer than many other genre's games, or you can spend a long time levelling, or grinding as some might call it, i'm ok with grinding, if the core gameplay is something i enjoy then i can happily spend a hun...
you should try saints row 2, that has fun by the shed load.
i've played through that game three times so far, and it's not a short game by any means.
and for many people they won't be playing splinter cell multiplayer.
ign said the single player campaign can be finished in five hours, that's a fact.
they're defending it because it's an xbox exclusive, for now at least :) and they're an xbox site.
sure there are other modes and multiplayer if you choose to pay for it, but that doesn't change the fact five hours is just too short for a single player campaign, at least for a full price game it is, arcade games often have lon...
well, he's getting a lot of press for his game.
the sad thing is it's not like it even needs it, the game alone was getting plenty of coverage.
this guy's going to drive people away if he keeps bad mouthing every other game that is even remotely similar.
if he came out and talked about what was great about his game then fine, but all he's done is slag off other people's games.
crytek need to tell this guy to either talk about crysis exclusively or shut his gob.
i agree, it's not like they've ever lied to us or anything is it?
it is implied that i am being sarcastic.
have they said why they haven't released a ps3 version yet?
if they think their user license agreements supersede the law then they need some better lawyers to inform them that it does not.
what if they decide that seeing as the easiest way to run pirated games on a hacked console was with a disc they put out an update that disables the drive? yeah i know that's not likely, i'm using an extreme example for effect.
do they think they can use their eula to break the law?
never got round to getting the first game, looked like fun too, i'll have to pick it up some day.
metal gear acid anyone?
pretty sure that had an rpg style stat improvement system.
how bloody stupid can they get? they wont publish it because there's a mac and linux version?
this whole we want a monopoly attitude is going to cost them on this one.
maybe sony should pick it up for the psn, i doubt they'll be worried about there being a mac or linux version.
there's already the batman game so i have no doubt they'd be receptive to more titles.
lego wonder woman, lego superman or lego justice league, because you need a range of characters with different abilities to make a good lego game.
shame the marvel deal fell through though, lego spiderman could have been cool, and being based around a team with differing powers the x-men would have bean perfect.