PETA exists because people continue to support them and pay attention to them. Tell your friends to stop donating to them and choose to help more responsible organizations, like the Humane Society or SPCA. The more attention we give to people like this, the more influence they can claim.
Ben Affleck, not Matt Damon, is playing the next Batman. Also, wait and see how Kiefer Sutherland does. You may actually end up liking his portrayal of Snake.
I'd rather watch films from the 50s than some of the uninspired stuff that's thrown at us today. I'm against censorship of any kind, but Cage knew what he was getting into when he decided to make video games. The ratings system wasn't invented while he was making his games and as far as I know it's completely voluntary, at least in the US. Not being rated may prevent stores from stocking your game, but in this day and age I don't think that would necessarily prevent yo...
I don't think this is a good idea. It shows how much of a good guy Inafune is and I think that by offering this he's trying to help Capcom get back on their feet, but I'd rather see Capcom come back on their own and show that they've learned from their mistakes.
Graphics and 60 FPS don't make a game good. Sure, they can make them look better, but if they aren't fun does that even matter?
Seems pretty obvious. It's the same thing that happens if you take the disk out of your console while you're playing.
This has the potential to help the Vita take off, so I'm sure Sony will release it everywhere eventually. Hopefully, we'll see more games for the Vita come with it.
When the moral choice is more clear, it seems like players tend to choose the "good" choice over the "evil" one. The concept of more "grey" choices in games should be explored more, but I think the time that they are presented should be taken into account too. If you've just met a character, or only had them on your team for a short period of time, the choice means less than if you have a longer history with them. There should also be equivalent pros and cons...
Fair point, I'm sure there were plenty of people who started from the beginning who enjoyed the story, but I just wanted to explore space. Maybe I'd feel different about it if I'd played ME1 first, but I guess it wasn't the game I was looking for.
I'm glad you enjoyed it though. Maybe we will both be able to enjoy the next game in the series.
The more you pay attention to those who choose to get offended over nothing, the worse this trend will continue. Let them be offended by themselves while the rest of us enjoy playing video games.
MS wave their hands and say, "These aren't the droids you're looking for..."
I only played ME2, but my biggest issue was that it seemed like the focus was on the story over gameplay, and the story didn't seem to interesting in the first place. It reminded me of the old choose your own adventure novels I used to read as a kid. I enjoyed them, but I never took them seriously.
If BioWare hadn't focused so much on relationship factors, story factors, and the dialog wheel, maybe they could have made a fun open world game set in space. I tried ME be...
There should be a new genre in reaction to all the cutesy stuff that comes out. We need mature, tough guy stories in Japanese animation that appeal to the real men in all of us (even the ladies). They can call it "manime"!
True, we should never forget the negativity that surrounded Nier, only for the game to later be heralded as an "underrated gem". Well, guess who underrated it?
It doesn't take a genius to know that Capcom hasn't been making very good decisions lately, but it does seem sort of hypocritical for "game journalists" to have such a Jekyll/Hyde mentality in terms of reporting on it.
I'm glad to see that they're working on something, but I think a lot of people want another VC on consoles. SEGA could shock the world by announcing a new title for the PS4 or Xbox1.
I wish Konami would make a new Goemon game. We already have enough serious games with people shooting guns, explosions, and dark themes. As much as I like Metal Gear Solid, I'd probably be more excited about a new Goemon game over MGSV, just because it's been so long.
Considering the fact that I bought a PS3 for Versus XIII and that game is now going to be called XV and be released on the PS4 and XBox1, I think that's an understatement.
I'd like to see R* take a shot at a sci-fi game. Maybe set in the future like Blade Runner, or even outer space. Having an open world like the ones we've seen in GTA and RDR set in that kind of a setting would be great if they could pull it off, and I think they can.
I'm glad these guys are defending their work. It's sad that they have to come out and say these things, as instead of blaming things that you can easily avoid, you should be responsible for your own choices in life.
I'm glad to see this series getting so much exposure from so many sites. I'm enjoying the game right now and although I was a little bit worried about which direction the series would go, so far I like it. It seems like they've brought in elements of Little King's Story into the series and it just gives you even more to do, although I would like more customization options in terms of the appearance of the main character in future games.