I hope they will go back to their roots a bit, but Wii still has tons of brand power. They would probably reinvent it, change the marketing, and call it the "WiiVerse" before they released another Gamecube.
3DS is still selling like hotcakes.
Poly gave Gone Home a 100% score.
Both atmospheres are good but I would also love to return to Boletaria some day.
My logitech has withstood Dark Souls so far, but I think I broke a PS3 controller with Demon's Souls.
Souls games present a nice level of chellenge, many other easy, casual games just make them look hard. An effect of publishers/devs compromising "hardcore" aspects of games in order to make a larger return on investement by trying to "appeal" to a wider audience. We've seen this end up alienating everyone quite a few times.
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First part is possibly an understatement.
The general public probably won't care though.
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That photo of him always reminds me of Tobias from Arrested Development for some reason:
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The peasant thing is silly. People spend more money on consoles gaming/games in general.
Not to mention the very "peasantish" online DRM and piracy that is so common in the PC world.
But as an owner of dozens of GOG games, an avid Counter Strike player, and a console game collector I wish the best for both worlds.
Cabin in the Woods is a special movie.
Don't care. The art style and gameplay will more than make up for any [possible] minor issues.
I got it on GOG a while ago and now that I have a PC controller I can't wait to try it out. Even more so now that I see all the people on here raving about it(especially the story telling)
The best part is that I have no idea what it is about.
I hear where you are coming from regarding the backlog of games and I love it.
This guy has been saying annoying stuff for a while. None of this is surprising to me either.
It has a ton of potential.
This hardly seems significant after the constant(often sneakier) BS I've heard from other PR/Marketing divisions(but I don't condone it).
The funny part is that nobody noticed until it was confirmed.
@disgrees: start posting some articles proving that people were aware of the problem before it was confirmed.
Even nitpicky journalists that found flaws in every other area didn't notice(speaking in general of course).
I'm not praising/defending the game btw and I'm more interested in other titles.
I agree and I'm not looking for Bloodborne to compete graphically with other titles thankfully.
I liked DS aesthetic better than some titles that were technically more advanced. The art style lent itself well to creating the great atmosphere of Boletaria.
I agree Drithe. I like to own my games and run them locally.
...and anyone who thought steaming Ps3 games that cost Sony money on bandwidth, electricity, hardware, etc. would start off as cheap as Netflix was delusional.
I don't really mind this and would love to see a DRM-Free version on GOG.
I usually don't buy from them, but I'm happy to hear that it's doing well.
I wasn't really familiar with this game, but I am a CS fan so I will check it out. It says it didn't OFFICIALLY launch until July 4th.
When people realize what they are usually about and that most other people don't take them seriously anyway, it won't have to be hidden.