@Bloodborn
"Nintendo is restrictive because they are trying to be unique"
Surely this proves the hypocrisy in your statement, giving the subject matter of this thread.
So if Microsoft tried to be restrictive (which they are not, according to this news post) would you also say they are being unique?
Stop with the hate dude. Microsoft can do absolutely nothing right nowadays.
Add in Nintendo's reg...
I do agree with you to a certain extent. I also think we need to be careful what we wish for.
Resident Evil 1, 2, 3 and Code Veronica X are great games (Resident Evil 1, 2 and Code Veronica are in my top 20 games easily) but I also think a lot of younger players simply would not be bothered with the puzzle solving, back and forth style of gameplay and limited ammo. It worked well back in the PS1 days because it felt new and revolutionary.
If the franchise we...
You really can't prove anything yet until you have played the game.
People who have played the demo are saying that it feels more survival horror than the past games.
Yes, we were let down by 5 and 6 in terms of survival horror; but you should really sometimes give developers the benefit of the doubt. It's not like we have anything left to lose with the Resident Evil franchise.
So does Sony, and they have for a while. PSP Go... why does everyone forget about this?
PSNow also, and they want this service to succeed. Hence why no EA Access on Sony consoles.
It's only a matter of time though.
Nintendo's promotional work here in Europe has been absolutely abysmal. I was actually shocked to learn Hyrule Warriors is released tomorrow here in the UK... I thought it was still months away. Not a single advertisement in any multiplatform game magazines, no TV promo time... nothing. Even the first week sales of Hyrule Warriors has been woeful in Japan.. 57% of it's initial shipment.
Middle aged women dig Candy Crush Saga. That's all.
I think it is a great service. I know it's EA and I know they don't have the greatest track record, but for £160+ worth of games for £20 a year (with more games to come), it is a great deal for me personally.
It has helped me play games I wouldn't be able to afford, and also try games I wouldn't be inclined to previously.
It all comes down to choice though.
@slasaru01
Of course it is subjective, but personally I think the backdrops and detail looks stunning.
Looking forward to this release. Looks like loads more are too, even non Xbox One owners.
PSP Go. Explain that. The DRM arguement is futile.
Anyway, reading this Chinese forum, with bad translation and their use of pics is absolutely hilarious.
From what I gather too, they don't seem to care much about the activation code. Also, they are suggesting importing the games without the activation code. I would have thought the Chinese Xbox would be region locked but these guys are already discussing ways around it.
Haha, its revolutionary!!
Update includes a message from Microsoft when the game loads.
"You can borrow this for a while"
I hope this is also added to WWE 2K15.
I would love to beat myself up.
Um, bigger news, Ultimate Warrior confirmed (has a trophy pic)
I remember reading that it was to be called "The Residing Evil".. this even sounds better
@Summons75
You should have some quality time with the "10 year old" kid.
Needs more cowbell
Hahahaha!! I love this morally correct PS4 owner right here.
Good Job Sony removing Linux from PS3 against owners wishes
Good Job Sony releasing the PSP GO (the FIRST console to fully support DRM, NO PHYSICAL GAMES. Forgot about this Pony?)
Good Job Sony completely buttf**king a once great little open console called the PSP with restrictive firmware updates and closing any potential it once had.
Good Job Sony for developing a...
If Sony bought Mojang you would be jerking off and jizzing all over your PS4, fingering the USB ports.
@Yi-Long
That's EA you are referring to. You must have your "evil corporation" troll list mixed up
Customer surveys perhaps? Maybe he asked people at the show?
Stop trying to start the usual hatred.