Or Rocket league and Final Fantasy XIV
I'm getting tired of sequels being what the prior game should've been, it's tiring and usually just makes it seem like most of the best ideas for that one game were held back to make sequels, expansions, or a GOTY edition. How about we just make the best game it can be the first time around?
But to contradict myself, maybe that's just apart of the development cycle sometimes, and it's understandable for SOME devs. A team crams a game with all the ideas t...
I'd like to see something like the Switch in the future, but as powerful as a next gen console should be. Not having to compromise power for portability.
People will cheat regardless of the platform, there's people out there who probably look for tools to plug into their consoles.
I disagree, I think if anything Overwatch is a poor example. Blizzard in general takes their times to make most moves when it comes to releasing new stuff. I imagine they're going to take their sweet time porting Overwatch to the Switch but i'm sure should it ever come to the platform it would sell great.
Especially if they add some kind of Blizzard function where you can import your progress from one platform to the Switch, I know that seems a bit far fetched but...
If you ask me it's people expecting too much too soon, most games take a 2 years+ to come into develop and the Switch has only been out for 2 months now, and I'm sure most of the games coming out mid cycle are going to take time from working on optimizing their games on already established consoles to figure out a Switch.
Not to mention some devs can't even get their hands on a Switch in stores. I also bought a Switch day 1 and I love it, but I understand it...
I think it's interesting to think that Nintendo has multiple potential game of the year contenders coming out this year. Breath of the Wild, ARMS, Splatoon 2, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (if we can include that), Super Mario Oddessy which looks to be the best 3D Mario Platformer since the 64 days, not to take anything away from Galaxy series or the Wii U/3DS games either. Not to mention Xenoblade Chronicles 2 (in japan) as well as various 3DS titles which will be very good but probably overshado...
Thanks for adding to the conversation /s
Exclusives do suck for gamers, but we've allowed ourselves to be brainwashed by companies that it's a good thing. Games that really don't have any business being on just one platform ending up on a single platform or something all for the money with no benefit to the gamer. And we've gotten so used to it that all we do is sit there and take it or pride ourselves on it even if the choice exclusive is on our preferred platform.
Of course i'll probably get...
Sexual content in games is always so awkward, I don't mind kissing, holding, etc. but when it comes to full on sex it's usually awkward and done weird, I think one of the best thing about games like Persona series is that the romance options are there, but you never see the characters be intimate beyond holding hands, or just telling one another sweet things, the rest is left to your imagination.
Seeing two characters have pretend sex is usually weird, and the only ...
So FF15 is not a very good game, but at the same time isn't that bad? What? I think the biggest mistakes of the film is that it exist at all, these story lines should've just been interwoven into the game. I would rather much prefer to have the hour or two the movie last just written into the game as a prologue chapter that may be optional for players to play though, rather than pass it off as a movie that we have to watch to fully understand a game we just bought.
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SEGA has /been/ making good moves like this, a lot of people don't give them enough credit for it. Releasing their best games on PC with very good ports, allowing Atlus to continue working on their niche titles, to supporting fan games for the Sonic series, while they may not be as popular of a company as say Nintendo, in their own right they're making a lot of positive steps.
I respect the reviewer or having an opinion on something, a lot of people act like if the game doesn't get straight 9's or 10's or isn't made by a dev/publisher they/everyone respects then it shouldn't be allowed to be liked more than a certain amount.
Some people may have issue with Ubisoft, but I can't deny that the world of Watch_Dogs 2 is enjoyable, it's introduced to you in a manner that's not super serious with a focus on fun and experi...
That's the whole point of opinions though, to him Watch Dogs 2 is better than all of those games, to you they're better than this one.
It's like you acknowledge it's just his personal opinion, the kinda lowkey bash him on it. Listen to your what you just said you couldn't even "WATCH" it for a couple minutes, which means you probably never played it which is usually very important when judging a game.
From what I understand the maker is pretty bad as well, he makes it so anyone using the mod who seems to disagree with him gets their version of the mod ruined, which doesn't allow their game to start. He's even been banned from the forums for his attitude.
Sarcasm or not, you're pretty far off.
I agree. A lot of gamers tend to get real snobby when it comes to smaller games or indie games, as if unless you dropped at least a million dollars, acquired a team, or have been taken over by some big publisher your game shouldn't be taken serious and it's not worth their time.and I think it's disappointing honestly.
Some of the most innovative, new, and fresh experiences you will have come from indie devs, or smaller devs willing and able to take creative risk...
This article seems to be mostly praising the Switch in a sense, Nintendo has made people realize how great HD gaming on the go could be, but the Achilles heel is the lack of power they packed with the console. While i'm sure devs will find away around it should the sales on the Switch be good enough, I only hope Nintendo hasn't crippled themselves in the race.
That said I'm enjoying my Switch, I like how many ways there are to play, and i'm hoping western 3r...
So it's possible, but most companies don't want to go thought the effort for it.
I mean if a small developer like Psyonix can do it with Rocket League or a big dev like Square Enix can do it, it's all really up to the developers.