I just don't know who plays The Division and gets excited to make a story in that world. I like the game a lot, but its world is so milquetoast
VR super speed and flight sounds kinda scary though, haha. I like the idea of heat vision filling your headset up with blinding red light
Nice color scheme for sure on that controller
I go every year and have a blast. Though the free goodies have never been that great, it's just another thing to be hyped about in the hopes that PlayStation delivers something dope. This could be the year they give us a free game or something!... But, probably not.
At this point, I'm just curious to see if an adequate gameplay loop can be applied to Superman. I honestly don't know how you would handle the invincibility and huge assortment of powers. Do you depower him? Make up some story so he can behave more like a video game character? I don't know, there must be more creative ideas than that.
I suspect there may be some revisionist history there. The multiplayer impressions from most came waayyy too quickly out of the gate. It doesn't surprise me that after some time, people would like it more.
For me, it's like backwards compatibility: I want it for absolutely no reason.
I rarely ever use split screen, and when I do, I don't like it. In Star Wars: Battlefront, my friends and I would get so frustrated trying to perform together with only half the screen. It didn't work for us.
I love local multiplayer, but split screen specifically is tough for me to get behind, unless if's a game that works with it. The lego games, for example,...
I know I must be in the minority here, but I would love a multiplayer focused inFamous game.
Make your one conduit! Fight others! Take the battle arenas from first light!
1. The point is that a long pre-release without much info makes hype dwindle. People aren't as excited for the game as they once were. Look at how Fallout 4 was able to capitalize on releasing the game within the same year it was announced. People were going mad for that game.
2. You really don't get this one. The point is that you're seeing the results of math rather than intelligent design. There's a reason games are not all procedurally generated, it take...
Word is it's delayed to August, actually
From what we have heard so far, I have no issue with a PS4.5. It seems pretty steeped in the 4K world and most people won't be buying a 4K tv, so nothing to really worry about. It's a premium product.
In terms of not being able to compete with PC, that's never really been an issue. The markets are different. Console gamers aren't looking to switch to a high-end PC, so keeping up with them is a moot point.
$400 for a PS4 3 years ago was a steal, even if the P...
I'm worried that the gun play is gonna feel weird in hand. I don't know, still really just need a clearer picture on what the gameplay loop really looks like.
Overwatch isn't a MOBA! Haha and TPS games CAN be MOBAs like paragon, smite or even Battleborn
I think Overwatch's accessibility is a big part of its success. I wish this game's multi took itself less seriously.
Junkrats have all the fun!
I want to add: Reaper can pick up the souls of players he's killed and get health back!
As much as ill-conceived player choices might bother me, at this point, I just want to rid the world of Junkrat players! His standard little bombs are so annoying
Hmm, I think the entire pricing model for games needs to be overhauled. $60 for a full fledged triple A game is a steal, especially when you compare it to what we used to pay for games.
Those triple A games cost so much more to make than they used to, I'm not sure people are as greedy as the article implies, instead looking for new solutions to profitability in an ever more expensive world.
I remember the travel powers being really fun in that game!