I'm surprised it's taken them this long to sit back and realise this. Ubisofts biggest success story this generation has been Rainbow 6 Siege, a game that don't follow the tired ubisoft formula whatsoever.
Disco is is very much alive. Listen to a few sets from Skream, find tracklists and you'll find plenty of new bits about. Soul, Garage, Grime, Breakbeat, Funky House, Dubstep (not the noise these EDM producers make, Dubstep which actually has dub elements like the good days) are still alive too. Your never believe it by listening to generic Spotify playlists and radio though.
Exactly. No genre in gaming, music or films truly die. You might not get the biggest developers making strategy games anymore as they're all to busy making cliché games, forcing open worlds onto everyone but there will always be smaller Devs making them. Much like how horror was kept alive by the indie Devs before it became cool to make them again.
It was in comparison to the first two games but nothing like 4 and after. 3 just features more zombies on screen and more ammo. Let's hope thats all it is because it's anything like 3make ends up like RE4, 5 and 6 there's going to be a lot of pissed off fans.
Split Second is one of greatest racers no one played. Gutted they got shut down.
Krypton my opinion is shit for stating facts... What? You need a 90 inch-ish TV for the human eye to see the difference. So no your reply was absolute shit.
@Medman, talking sense don't get you far on N4G. That being said people disagree like the bubble system is still in place. A disagree on here means absolutely nothing anymore. Pointless having it.
Most people's eyes can't see the difference between 4K and 8K. It's going to be nothing more than a marketing gimmick to make the consumers shell out for another TV. It will be like the whole gold HDMI cable thing all over again.
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Nvidia Hair is just bells a whistles though. It's not a gameplay mechanic. It's an addition if your computer is capable of using it. We used to have games that relied heavily on physics or if not, played a massive part in their design such as Half Life 2, Halo, Black, Flatout. These games would have not been the same game if they had the option blurred out as the gameplay would have been altered.
Graphically, yes games are made to scale but you can't push other areas of game creation outside of prettier graphics without extra CPU, RAM etc. The best physics game I can't think of this generation was Control and that didnt hold up in some parts on the fps front. That weren't because of graphics, that was because of the physics pushing the consoles and some PCs to their limits. It needed extra power to be more stable which is what the next generation would grant us.
I love the idea of a new Resistance. Sony has mastered the third person adventure game genre but it's FPS have never taken off as much as they should have. They should reboot it. The premise of the game is amazing. I'd love to see what they could do with it on next gen hardware.
This. It also makes no sense to me what MS are doing with the XSX. That means their developers are going to have to create a game that will work on the base XO first and foremost, that will also work on the XSX. Developers can't push the boat out if it has to create a game on inferior hardware from the previous generation. All we'll see is a jump in graphics. What about AI, physics etc which ain't possible to push on current gen hardware?
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Overall it was a great game but also the begining of the downfall of Resident Evil. I'm glad since RE7, things have been getting a lot better at Capcom.
Tbf the animations are janky, the voice acting is quite bad for the most part and the controls are more tedious to use than they need to be. It's not a bad game. It's just not as amazing as everyone makes out to be either. Much like the Fallout and Elder Scrolls games.
CDPR looks to have come a long way from TW3 though as CP2077 looks like it's addressed all the issues I noted here which sounds good for the inevitable Witcher 4
The Pro and the XBox One X only really happened because 4K took off mid generation. Last generation HD and the console launches grew up side by side. It was ready out the box (for PS3 at least, the 360 had a revision) but to achieve 4K it would need a bit more power to produce, hence the Pro and the One X
So no it was not because the PS4 was under powered and if that was so, the Xbox One must have been severely underpowered judging by your logic...
Obviously I'm not sure where you live in the world but here in the UK PS4s advertising on TV and YouTube at least, has been quite consistant, more so than the Xbox's. I know there's more to advertising than just TV but thats the main form of advertising most seem to remember.
My most played game this generation is Ark. It's a buggy, broken mess of a game with developers who are seemingly unable to fix their game and it scored pretty badly. It gets a lot of bad feedback but still continues to be one of the most popular games of this generation. That being said I find myself continuingly going back to it. Some games lack polish but underneath you can see the game it's trying to be and you try to enjoy it.
Easily Resident Evil 2 Remake. This year overall was lackluster where as next year looks insanely good.
Oh and here comes Sean to prove my statement still stands correct. Those games do have females in them yes you're right. State the obvious but people kick up a fuss because there are female soliders in a WW2 shooter as if there weren't females fighting in WW2. Yes they were a dot in comparison to how many men were fighting but they were there and people refuse to believe that.
It's cool to hate on BFV around here. You'd be surprised how many won't play it because it has women in it. Quite pathetic really. It's not the best BF game and the focus on the smaller, less known fights makes it not feel like a war game at times but the last content drops were massively well received by the community. I'm not sure what they were thinking with the TTK when it backfired on them before.
This deserves to be on everyone's radars. It looks massively more ambitious than a lot of titles getting hyped up this year.