I'm part of the really small minority that's hoping for a sequel to DmC. I personally enjoyed that game despite all the backlash.
Still, if these leaks are true, I'm glad to see the Devil May Cry franchise returning :) Be it the original, or the reboot.
If I were in charge of Sony? Well, I'd look at the success of Nier: Automata on PS4, and ask Platinum for a deal to make a PS4 exclusive title. Also, to show them that they can have the creative freedom that they want without the fear of time constraints (Activision) or cancellations due to creative differences (Microsoft).
Yes it all depends if Platinum wants to make the deal or not, but I'm just suggesting Platinum going to Sony since, like I said, Sony has a trac...
Platinum should try working with Sony. I don't know if Sony had any involvement during the development of Nier: Automata (Since the game was published by Square Enix), but Sony is known and praised for giving developers time and creative freedom. Platinum has already worked with 2 of the 3 giants (Not so well with Microsoft, though), so I feel like they would do great working with Sony.
I love kart racing games, be it Mario Kart, Crash Team Racing, or anything else. So I'll definitely pick this one up! (:
Cosmetics are harmless and don't change the core gameplay. As long as they can still be earned by leveling up without needing to spend a penny, that's fine with me, personally.
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The Wii U still managed to get the likes of Mario Kart 8, Super Mario 3D World, Bayonetta 2, Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, Super Smash Bros for Wii U, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Splatoon, Pikmin 3, and Super Mario Maker. 3 games have over a 90 on Metacritic, and 3 were nominated for Game of the Year.
The only thing that Xbox has going for are the Forza games, which have been well received with the exception of Forza Motorsport 5. Halo 5 a...
I'm down for anything erotic~
The problem isn't that there's women in the game, the problem is that they're taking the darkest and most damaging conflict in history, and turning in into something that disrespects the history behind the war.
If they made a completely fictional war, or an alternate world where WW2 began for something completely different, and didn't involve Hitler or Japan, then that would be perfectly fine. But in my opinion, this change is a lack of respect.
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It's no secret that the PS3 was Sony's weakest generation, especially at the beginning with such a high price, complicated hardware, and small amount of decent exclusives at launch (Aside from Resistance: Fall of Man), but I'm glad they could turn things around over the years, gave us some of the best new IPs in a while, and heavily supported the console
From the likes of Resistance, Uncharted, inFAMOUS, Littlebigplanet, Motorstorm, and The Last of Us, small sur...
Needless to say, Sony won 3 out of 4 generations because they give gamers what they want, they treat their 1st party developers with respect, make great partnerships with 3rd party, and they always deliver. I have faith that they will remain at the top of the mountain for generations to come.
I agree completely. The Gravity Rush franchise still has potential left, and the ending to Gravity Rush 2 demonstrated that there is still more left in the series. I'm not sure where else they would take the franchise since the 2 games were one big story that wrapped up in the ending of 2, but if it means we'll get to see more of Kat, and explore the colorful world Gravity Rush, I'll always be open for another game, or anything that has Kat in it! :)
I'd say 2.5 million in sales on its first month, and an 83 on Metacritic. Just my prediction.
This is why I love Sony. They support their companies and their games development, no matter how long it takes them.
- Gran Turismo 5 was delayed constantly but Sony still gave Polyphony time.
- The Last Guardian was in development hell, but Sony didn't give up on the project.
- Evolution Studios was in financial trouble after Motorstorm Apocalypse's failure, but Sony gave the company another chance.
- Guerilla Games knew that creating a n...
I'm so used to every new Call of Duty getting hate during their debuts, that reading these comments is just a time of the year for me lul
I'd argue that there are just as many WW2 shooters as there are modern shooters, and I'm not just talking about Battlefield, I'm talking about other franchises as well. It's always nice to keep a balance between the 2 eras (And even futuristic shooters).
The truth is, Call of Duty doesn't sell for its story campaign, it sells for its multiplayer, and big numbers. I can see why they wouldn't want to invest time and money on a mode that a minority of people will play once or twice.
It's a great game, and I love playing it, but being priced at $60 with little ammount of content that it had, I agree that it shouldn't have gotten Game of the Year.
Yes the game has gotten more content over time, but its current state should not justify its state when it launched.
@Kun_ADR
Why would we need a PS3 emulator on PS4 when we can just play the same game on PS3? Plus, it's been a decade since the PS3's release. It's cheaper now, so it's a lot more affordable to just buy one instead of waiting for what could probably be years for PS3 emulators to run games at their intended level.
It's a shame that there won't be a story campaign, and yes there are those who buy it for the campaign as well, but let's be real here. The majority of people who buy Call of Duty play it for the multiplayer. Why continue investing time and money on a mode that the minority of CoD players use?
I'm no CoD fan, but for over a decade, Call of Duty's strength has always been the multiplayer, and we can't deny this.
I'm not saying t...
If The Last Guardian and Final Fantasy XV could come out of development limbo, I have faith that Deep Down will too (: