Yes! Finally, I've been waiting for this for ages, it looks like the PS4 will finally start having a healthy JRPG collection this year! It coming to PC sounds cool as well, hopefully this will help garner more support for JRPGs away from Handhelds again.
Its a reboot, made from the ground up as a new game. The only relationition it has to the first is the Story, even then it's only based on it with a lot of additional content (they said there will be worlds that were never seen in the first). The gameplay has been made to match the newer series so its much more faster, also it uses weapons from the first game, the future series, and completely new weapons as well.
Well those are probably screenshots from the Vita version, since that'll be the version that gets most sales it makes perfect sense to market that version of it.
This looks beautiful, I love that they added weapons from future titles as well as added new ones (it also looks like raritanium upgrades are back from ToD based on the HUD), I can't wait to see what else they have in store. Now I'm wondering where the series will go after this title, remaster the existing Future series, continue with the past series, or go in a completely new direction after this one.
They aren't doing that bad but, if they choose to not be competitive, gamers are going to lose out, compared to if they chose to actively compete with Sony and MS.
The sales weren't that bad in retrospect, but looking at the PS3 version which was only released in Japan sold better than the 360 version in any other region.
What type of game is this exactly? Is it action like DMC/Bayonetta, or is it like a Warriors game?
If they had Windows in lieu of SteamOS and if all versions of the Steam Machines were upgradable then maybe, but due to the much smaller store since it's Linux based I don't see them doing well. If they can manage to make Steam Machines that do run Windows, are upgradable, and are competitively priced with consoles I could see them doing great, especially with all the benfits PC gaming has such as sales, modding etc.
Its a slide show actually, unlike some sites.
Maybe after From releases Dark Souls 3, even though I think I would prefer to see what they could do with a new Bloodborne.
I felt the same but only about the character models, the environment looked fine to me, but the dog's model and the PC looked dreadful to me, also the animations looked terribly stiff. Now I'm sure it will be a great game, but that still doesn't nullify the criticism.
Didn't say it wasn't, but I would much more enjoy an actual Fable.
I'm sure we'll see a few surprises from Sony at E3. I'm really excited for Guerrilla's new IP, it would be lovely if that is shown, along with hopefully a Gravity Rush for the PS4, I really enjoyed the the first on the Vita. One thing I've been pondering about lately is a Ratchet and Clank: Future collection, would make sense to aid in building interest for the Reboot which releases next year. We've seen this occur a few times already, I could easily see it happeni...
@AngelicIceDiamond Ah, cool if true, not sure what type of game it is still but the concept they displayed was intriguing.
From MS I'm personally hoping for something on an actual Fable, not more of this bloody spin-off, and Scalebound (I might have to get an X1 if it looks any good)
Wasn't Phantom Dust canned?
I have about 89 hours in, only experienced a few bugs: once in a while upon reaching an objective the game will crash, but normally it'll load right to where it crashed so I can continue on my merry way, also some items like torches sometimes will not be recognized by Geralt so I am unable to light them.
The earliest games that I can remember that really got me hooked were Jak and Daxter : The Precursor Legacy, Spyro: Year of the Dragon, Sly 1 & 2 (I can actually remember my father bringing home the sequel on the night of my birthday for me, I didn't even know there was a sequel, I was so happy) and Ratchet and Clank: Going Commando. I loved those games so much when I was younger, still replay them every now and then.
Umm apparently not?
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From here I can't find anything, I would have thought that Sony Pictures would have at least been the production company or distributer.
I believe they said they have no intention to bring it up again until around 2017, which I find very sad.