Well, the game is a technical marvel so I'd be curious to see how remote play would fare with Uncharted 2. Definately something to think about. I don't really like Remote Play, but I would enjoy a standalone Uncharted title on PSP.
Judging by your appressive post history regarding Playstation products, it is clear that you have a great disposition toward Sony. You contribute nothing to a converation regarding Playstation except negative thoughts. I'm not sure what kind of vendetta you have with PS3, but we can all see right through you.
I guess you can go have fun playing Gears on Zune HD....
Oh yeah...
See what I did there?
Nice one! XD
I agree with you on the flawed aspects of game reviews. Most gamers have the mentality that a numerical value contributes to the quality of the overall game, when in fact it seems as though a score is stamped on a review to cater to the lazy and the illeterate. But most importantly, it's their for one simple thing.
My d!ck is bigger than yours.
That's right, the sole purpous of this unecessary score sytem is to boil down to an all-out pissing contest of epic prop...
But there are still some experiences found last gen that just simply cannot be combated. Such as Shadow Of The Colossus and Okami. I think that FPS gaming is the only genre that has truly trudged forward to the advancement of next-gen quality standards. All other experiences tend to miss the mark and mearly replicate what's been done in the previous console era.
Games such as Devil May Cry 4, RE5, Ninja Gaiden, Halo and many, many more have yet to be truly expanded upon.
I assume you're talking about multi-platform comparison video offered by the likes of GT and Lense Of Truth? Because I can't stand that crap.
Uh-oh, there's ultra spectacular ember effects in the Xbox 360 version of Ghost Busters that double the immersion of what is found on the PS3 version /Sarcasm.
This is the pre-cursor to The Last Guardian. You play in a fiece 8v8 soccer match and get to build your team of collosi. Eventually, you get the ability to build your own collosi lol.
I can't remember a game that incorporates fanboyism in the narrative. Sure the author speaks some truth, but if you're a gamer at heart you can simply ignore the fanboy factor found on blogs and forums and just go play games.
I don't see how opinionated dribble of some 12 year old fanboy can detract from the overall experience of a game. It's just that the overall masses choose to sit and bicker about nothing (Soda Popinsky, Why Dis). Hell, at least Omega4 and morganfell, despi...
I feel that the future of FPS games is what will blur the line between shooters and RPG-like progression. Games like CoD4 and Rainbow Six Vegas have explored this field, but fell short on giving you a true identity amongst other players.
I always found it amusing looking at what people did with their gear in RSV online, and would love to see this kind of platform be implemented in a narrative.
Imagine how awesome it would be getting rewarded for everything you do...
For me she definately seems to be one of the more enticing leads in a FF game. I think she will be great, especially when you consider the direction they're going in with this protagonist.
Demon's Soul, BFBC2, Splinter Cell Conviction, Ratchet & Clank ACiT.
That's why Sony has been promoting the Playstation Network as not just a network, but an entire platform for their goal of an integrated network spanning multiple products.
Or at least that's what I think. After all, Playstation Network has come a long way since 2006, especially when you factor in a web based PS store and no video chat.
Look at it now. It's right on XBL's heels, regardless of some claims people make about the justification of an annual fifty doll...
Well, I'm not too sure they would go that route seeing as how they've nailed the immersion when it come to FPS. I think they would want to perfect on the experience they had with Killzone 2 since they set the bar so high.
The first person cover system in KZ2 is also an indication that Guerilla Games is keen to continue to delve the player deep into the experience of a war.
But then again, there is a little title called Killzone Liberation,
so anything is p...
I've always had many friends and am in fact very vocal, but admittedly in 2007 when I was playing CoD4 and Ovlivion (two of the most addicting games ever for me) I started telling my friends to go home and started postponing dates with my then GF. One time I went without a shower for three days and stayed locked up in my batcave to play oblivion....It was totally embarrassing. My mom whipped my ass into shape along with my friends lol.
Every time they'd come over I would just s...
Is the article talking about whether or not theese titles are Microsoft exclusives or not? Is this website called N4PR? No it's not it's for gamers so take that PR sh!t out of here.
It's clearly making the inference that these titles are system exclusives, which they are not as they are on two seperate platforms.
GTA IV is just so cashed to me. In your personal opinion is Lost and Damned worth $20? Seems kind of pricey.
Edit - 30??? Wow that's way over the line. 12 hours is not a GTA title.
I'm spending $60 on Dirt 2 and Forza 3 with ten times the ammount of content of both combined. It's called Gran Turismo 5!!
This is no attack. You have a great list and I'm poking fun with my GT5 comment so just game on man.
It will be called the Playstation Network Bundle and will include the following -
- Warhawk
- Killzone 2
- LittleBigPlanet
- Official Sony Bluetooth headset
- Free 1 year subscription to Qore
- 2 vouchers for 2 PS Store games of the consumer's choice.
- Free 50 bucks for use with Playstation Home content.
- 120 GB HDD.
- 2 movie vouchers and 1 free rent off the video store.
All priced at $499. Best bundle ev...
Lizardman is one of the worst characters. He's good for a laugh. That's it.
I highly doubt that a feature like that would be put in a game like Uncharted... But hey, they have you using imaginary skateboards and steering wheels in Project Natal, so anything is possible really... I jsut don't see it though. Too gimmicky for something as authentic and serious as Uncharted.
Also, I don't remember ever having to look behind me in the first Uncharted, and I don't think I would have to in the sequel. And if I really need to, I'm positive that I wouldn't glan...