I think they could do just fine with a right mix of marketing and with better prices for games. I think the price for Uncharted with 50 bucks was about fair, if steep, but 35 bucks for Hot Shots Golf or Little Deviants was terrible. Now that they lowered the prices for both games to about 10 bucks I think they are both great value for the money. Sure the VITA needs more software, but what is there right now isn't too shabby. Motorstorm RC for 5 bucks (or in US for free) is also great. I h...
If you read my comment you see that I am not. Which one does? The only games where I feel that the controls really work very well, as in the advertized 1:1 motion tracking are first person shooters or rail shooters. I admit that it works very well there, that's one of the reasons I believe the tech is solid, but that's about it. Sports Champions was decent control wise and made up for some control issues with being fun and fresh. Sorcery is mediocre. The 'precision' there is n...
All the upcoming games worth getting Move for, in alphabetical order:
1. Sports Champions 2
That's it.
I really wanted to like Move but after the great Sports Champions everything that followed was a huge disappointment, unless you like to player shooters with it, which some people do, but that doesn't do it for me.
I was playing Deadmund's Quest and was hoping for Sorcery but while I believe that the Move-technology...
All those stupid articles pretend that every game developer in the future will go to great lengths to create a version that will run on the presumably less powerfull Wii U. If the PS4 and 720 will really be, let's say, 5 times as powerfull as the Wii U the devs will have a really hard time to get the games out onto the Wii U, which means that either the PS4 and 720 Versions will be dramatically dumbed down, which I can't see because I believe that the combined user base will be larger...
Bought it. Didn't play it yet. ABout 10 games still in shrink wrap. I hope this summer brings it down to 6 or 7. But then they release stuff like Darksiders - which is a must-buy...
I know. That's what I am complaining about. You can have the dopest of PCs but you can't get a decent fluid experience. I upgraded my graphics card (all the rest in January anyway) specifically for D3 and now I am still getting 'stutter' - that's really annoying.
The always-online-drm isn't really a problem for me, but why do I get severe lag fighting against monsters on my own pc? That's annoying. Just keep it always online for verification but let my pc handle all the rest.
Of course they showed Diablo. How many other games actually run on Mac OS?
So, spending 10 Minutes on Wonder Book and virtually none on VITA was a smart decision in your book?
And if you read forums people are indeed disappointed by the Nintendo showings and some claim that they are even less interested than they were before and that they won't buy it. Sure most of them overreacht and will still buy it once it is out, but I am not really interested in the Wii U from the beginning but what I saw at the conference didn't change that at all. Th...
Yes it is. Showing VITA-stuff is pretty irrelevant to us VITA-owners but it is important to create desire for people to become new VITA-owners and thus increase the install base and thus improve third party support which in turn will be important for us already VITA owners.
Why have a press conference at all when the stuff that are shown are not important?
That being said, I am really looking forward to Assassin's Creed: Liberation!
Of course there will be single games that will support it but it won't take of for SONY because too little people have a VITA.
What exactly do you mean with cross-controller? Using the VITA as a regular controller wouldn't bring anything new and bringing it as a touchscreen controller would only be usefull if developers added features for it, which only very few would do because to few people own a VITA and it would be wasted development time and money and more annoyed player...
The hackers differ with 'SONY can but won't bring it'? Weired those hackers.
As I said: 'I think it can' but I am also sure SONY will never bring it. And I am even less talking about remote play but about asymetrical gameplay. They were talking about it when the PS3 was new and they said 'Look, you can use the PSP as a rear view mirror' - never happened. Now they have one DLC for Little Big Planet that supports this asymetrical gameplay but unless...
I think it can, but it never will on a large scale, so it's kind of irrelevant.
It's kind of impossible that you two worked on TFUII since I created it completely by myself. I guess if I had got a second guy on board for development it could have been better, but well.. next time..
I bought all the games I am iunterested in before anyway, so 'more discounts' on new games would have been more appreciated or new features for plus subscribers, but it's kind of hard to complain about more free stuff. Bring it on!
Yeah, GamesCom in August and I'll be there. I hope they have God of War, Last of Us and Assassins Creed VITA playable. I buy them anyway but having a hands-on before is always great.
Not to be a hater, but if those have been the 'biggest triumphs' then it's a pretty weak showing. Sure, Final Fantasy and Metal Gear for X-Box hit the Sony-Camp pretty hard, but looking back on both titles FF13 wasn't really good and Rising was aparently so terrible that they completely outsourced the project to another team to rescue it. Natal was decent hardware-wise, but just like SONYs move doesn't really have games that would excite core gamers. And the timed exclusiv...
That was no 'Tomb Raider' - It was a 'Lara Croft' game. I think they carefull chose the name so that noone would think that this was the way TR was going. It was kind of a spin off, and not that bad for that matter, but I also prefer the regular third person action adventure style.
All that would achieve is that people would be majorly annoyed and the ones that are less informed about things like that would be confused. People would have different gaming experiences, some features wouldn't work for some but well for others. I don't think anything like that would ever happen nor should it. I would, however, be more than happy to save some serious money for a PS4.
Okay, I give you Tumble. I don't know about 4am, but I was really thinking 'real' games, not minigames. Flight Plan also worked really well. Dead Space Extraction also worked really well, which is, next to Sports Champions probably the closest to a good Move-game.
But actually that is what annoys me so much. Small games like that get a great move control to work and the big blockbusters don't - well except FPS as I wrote earlier (Killzone works great but it...