I hate to say that, but i really was disappointed. For an interactive movie the story was so bad, that if it was a movie it would have gotten severeal prices for how bad it was. There are so many flaws in the logic of the story that only a game could get away with it and still be praised for having a great story. As a movie it would have been torn to pieces by critics.
I really liked the gameplay and the graphics were just fine but the missing logic made me not care about any of the c...
Not 'usually', more like 'always' and it is also written this way. 'link' without s means something different. As in 'ein linkes Ding' is something that is crooked, something fishy.
The online pass is stupid to begin with. I always buy games new so i have all the online passes but still it massively annoys me. Did you notice that those codes on the pass have a expiry date. So if you happen to buy a sealed copy of, lets say Uncharted that unfortunately was printed early you will have bought an online pass that doesn't work from the get go. Not to mention possible server downs (like yesterday - U3 online was working but no chance to play it without redeeming the pass)....
Too bad SONY decided for a non-swappable battery this time around - thanks to the pirates of course. Now you can get the normal VITA or don't and hope for a couple of years that this tech will be implemented ... and buy the normal VITA then. With a swappable battery i would be much mor confident that this tech could be od real use very soon... but the way it is right now... maybe next gen.
Darksiders is also very good. I would probably play Enslaved first, because it is so quickly beaten. Darksiders takes longer and Brotherhood even more so. Never played Deus Ex.
Unfortunaltely there is no method available to limt the amount of times an UMD could be registered unless you would register it in some sort of SONY-store and they would either mark the disc afterwards or keep it altogether.
Yes and people would suddenly own a bazillion games or how many there are available to them over time from their friends. Even with this way you could register all your friends games to your console too, so it is a nice move by SONY. I guess it will be available only in a short time window - as an incentive to be an early adopter. At the very least it is a compromise between gamers wanting their games for free and publishers who will want to sell their games.
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Totally deserved. I still think the first was the best - not graphically of course but as an all around package. Part two had some logical errors in the story and Three has a ton od those plus the melee is repetitive as hell and stealth doesn't really work for me in this game. Still gameplay overall is great and the set pieces are nothing short of amazing.
After Map-Pack Number 3 I was completely certain that there would be no other Pack following. However, I would like me some new maps. Strangely enough Killzone 3 is the only mp-shooter that I am not total cannon fodder and that I really enjoy.
Well they fixed the headline at least. Now my comment up there looks rather silly.. anyway I will most probably buy the game but as it looks right now not straight on release day but a couple weeks after when the price has fallen a bit.
Of course the story isn't a story based game just as much as a chocolate chip isn't a chocolate chip based cookie. I am not a native speaker of English but that grammar is just painful to read. At least the original title makes more sense.
The story is actually the only reason i consider buying the game at all. The races are a lot like Hot Pursuit and that alone just isn't enough, especially since i found them to be mediocre at best. Depending on how well the stor...
It's the same i read and it doesn't say: PS3 and PSP Users are able to use the same titel on 2 PS3s AND 2 PSPs. It doesn't say anything about 'combined system users'. As i said, i hope you are right but as far as i am concerned the article is not very clear on that and yours is just an interpretation as is mine and i really hope yours is the right one.
It says the rule is 2 PS3s for PS3 owners and the rule is two PSPs for PSP owners. I personally can not read a clear info on a combined rule, although I hope you are right and I actually believe that SONY is smart enough to have it this way. I always believed that the 5 current activations would also cover all PSN-capable devices and would not mean 5 PS3s and 5 PSPs, so I understood it (I had only read the other article before) as a combined 2.
Only no sequel would ever get made because game companies would go bankrupt as noone is buying the first game and only playing it for free from friends. If the second part was to be released it would all be like 'Hey pal, you shared me the first part. Any chance you can share me the second part too?'. If it was available for free, the freeloaders of today would be the freeloaders of tomorrow - not buyers.
Can you point me to a place that clearly states this? All i can read here is 'two systems', not two consoles plus 2 portables. I never reached the 5-systems border since i only own one PS3 and one PSP but still i would have believed that 5 systems incorporated all PSN-capable devices. This is the first time i read about 5+5.
It says on 'two systems' not two consoles and two portables. Could you point me to a place that clearly defines 2 PS3 and 2 Portables. Would be great but i can't read it from that text, even though the portable paragraph would open a slight chance of this meaning but i still wouldn't understand it this way.
You can still install it to three systems. You would just have to deactivate it on one of them. It is really annoying if you are jumping rooms several times within a game but how often does that really happen?
While i think that gamesharing was terrible because of the people exploiting it, i also think that three activations would have been the sweetspot. Two PS3s and one Vita seems a very probably configuration for many homes.
3 would have been better i think. 2 PS3s and a Vita per home. But godd for developers that suffered from people who bought in groups.
It's especially great how his game pricing is calculated: "let's say it's €1 to manufacture it, where the real cost is €0.20" and then he brings up Uncharted as an example. Riiight. Because all you have to do to develop a game like Uncharted is about a days worth of work and from there on it is just the production costs of discs, cases, manuals and Co that determine the price. What he wants is not just to bring the franchises down to phones but also to scale them down in...