Excited for this, as the first one was quite fun, but underappreciated. Notably, it had a great female protagonist, but it always gets ignored by those complaining about the lack of female protagonists in games.
I used to be so hyped for this game; to the point of talking it up to everyone I knew who owned a PlayStation or a decent PC. At this point though, I'll believe it is actually going be a real game when I have it downloaded.
This game would have a second life for me if they add this. I'll probably buy all the DLC too.
They started trying to make a ton of games at the same time, and their quality level tanked.
Well, this is going to be good for the future of crowdfunded games.
RE fans are actually starting to make me feel bad for Capcom (who knew that was possible?). People wouldn't stop moaning about 5 and 6, so they finally decided to move in a different direction, and now the same people who were mad about 6 are ripping them for changing. If they had announced Resident Evil 7 as a third person action game, you'd all be complaining about that too.
No. They are both such bad ideas.
@Fin
People buy Battlefield each time it comes out so that must be happy with it is as well. So if that is your gauge for what is fun, your comment that COD delivers fun and Battlefield fails to do so is incorrect by your own standard.
When you ask how change worked out for Resistance and Killzone, I'm not sure what you are referring to. For Resistance, you could be referring to 2 or 3, since 2 changed a lot from Fall of Man and then 3 went back to a formula mo...
But MS has confirmed over and over that Scorpio is going to share it's entire library with XOne. So it is not the start of the next gen either.
I can't believe someone just complained about games being "reskins," then praised COD in the same comment.
@JamesBroski
I really liked 1 (especially for a launch title), and 3 was fantastic. 2 was a pretty big disappointment to me. Unfortunately, people stopped buying them, and even though 3 was awesome, it didn't sell well, so I don't really blame them for moving away from the series. It's kind of unfortunate that Insomniac is going to have to make licensed games to get their name out there in a bigger way, because I like their original IPs (yes I know most people have heard ...
@Eidolon
Not the same. Using equipment or tools made/owned by a certain company (i.e. the company that made the paintbrush or canvas) does not give that company rights to your work. If Woody Allen builds a camera, and I use that camera to make a film, I would have the copyright to that film. Unless, of course, that film is an unauthorized sequel to his film Annie Hall, in which case it would be a derivative work, and he could claim the copyright. My question is based on the idea tha...
Is it "their digital intellectual property" though, or is it Bethesda's?
This article assumes that mods are the intellectual property of the creator, but what is the support for that? Creators of works have ownership over derivative works. If I write a story about Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, and Leia Organa, it is irrelevant how original the story is or how much work I put in; Disney could claim the copyright, because my story is a derivative work. Mods are pretty clearly derivative of the game they are based on, so technically Fallout 4 mods should be Bethesda'...
I know it's cool to say the older ESs are better than Skyrim because too many "bros" found out about Skyrim and made it "mainstream," but can we not pretend that Daggerfall belongs in the same category as the other games? It was absurdly big, randomly generated, and empty. The game would have to be completely remade to not be terrible by modern standards, and at that point Bethesda might as well just focus on Elder Scrolls 6, since they'd basically be making a new ...
@Septic
You are trying to turn this into a fanboy issue (how shocking), but the reality is that the critics of the Scorpio strategy are also criticial of Neo. Heck, if in large part Scorpio is used just to make 4k versions of games that run identically to the x one versions, that may end up being way less disruptive than Neo. Scorpio is just in the spotlight right now because it didn't leak as early or as often, and because it's official announcement was at an E3 press confe...
@S2Killinit
"I find it funny that you are saying the exact opposite thing that many are trying to say while both you and them are claiming that there is nothing to be confused about."
Exactly. Some people think it's "freaking simple" that Scorpio is the next-gen, while others think it's "freaking simple" that it is just 4k version of the console with no exclusives of it's own.
By the way, here's a lin...
That wouldn't make any sense though. The changes to RE are designed to get the series back to the spirit of the original game; that just requires different gameplay design now than it did then. No one would find a fixed camera game with tank controls and pre-rendered backgrounds to be tense or scary anymore. It would just be frustrating to play. If the next entry in the Uncharted series (if there is one) feels as tired as RE6 did, then maybe a logical evolution would be necessary.
Give them a break. This Polygon editor is probably having an existential crisis about liking a game on a PlayStation platform.
Hence why they are both terrible ideas. Wait until 2018 or 2019 and release a true next generation of consoles. Keep the full BC for the previous generation, but drop the confusing and muddled message about the new systems being part of the same family and not having any exclusives.