Nemesis > Mr X
Nemesis was terrifying as a kid. Jumping out through walls, doors and popping up just when you thought you were safe. His simple 'stars' phrase, the rocket launcher, the way he looked... Just everything about him was levels above mr X for me.
There's like 4 popular BR games and a lot of failed ones on PC. In comparison to the amount of FPS, RPGs and sports games, 4 is very few. The fact apex launched last week and added a heap on new ideas to the formula shows that there's still a lot of ideas to come from a genre that's relatively young.
I bought TF2 ages ago for about £20 but never played it (massive backlog) but Its on my cards too after playing Apex Legends.
Until blackout fixes or gets rid of the armour system which is what the majority of players want, apex wins it for me. Its absolutely insane how many bullets you have to pump into someone with armour in blackout just to drop them.
It's hard to Evolve the fighting genre tbf but I'm with you. I used to buy all the big fighters but I cannot justify paying full price for them these days when they have the cheek to charge you for extra characters.
When it comes to Disney and games everyone thinks star wars whilst I sit and cry knowing split second will never get a sequel.
If PSN had a return policy like steam I'd return it. How this game is as big as it is I will never know. I love BR games but of all the big ones this is the worst by a mile.
Anthem was just meh judging from the awful demo. As someone who enjoyed destiny, this game just felt like a prettier but worse version of it from enemy design to performance, it just weren't that great.
Love it when people say this... There's only 4 major BR games availible and a few dead ones on PC but have been happily playing TDM and SnD for decades in hundreds of games.
Wombat I can tell you games in the UK are forever creeping up in price. Finding a new release at £40 like last gen in a retail store is becoming rare and more between £50 to £55.
Naruga I think it's times to accept that you don't like RE anymore. Every comment from you seems to be slating RE in some way, especially RE7 which was a departure of what were used to was still a great game.
The Tew series don't get enough credit. That being said I think the open nature, semi open wolrd/aeras of the second one didnt work as well as the more linear game before it. Still a great game but you can tell it never had the production values of RE2 either. Both good games overall and great for us horror fans.
What a way to shoot their game in the foot before it's even released. This news just literally a day later after EA backed down from doing loot boxes in Belgium. Looks like we still got a fight on our hands...
The last great MGS. I'll always pretend MGSV didn't happen. MGS4 closed everything it needed too. It's a shame the direction it went in with V
It's insane to think we used to save our data on a 15 mb memory card, usually in a 1mb slot in the PS1 days to what we have now.
After completing Detroit: BH on Sunday I can say I hope they stick to their guns and carry on doing what they do best. That game was powerful and asked a lot of questions in the real world. It most definetly didn't deserve the flak it got. Brilliant game from animation, to voice work, to graphics and story.
That fight with the stranger before he's given his name is incredible. I got strong DBZ vibes from it lol
They were going through some user created stuff on one of their streams and someone made an incredible piranha looking fish thing that didn't look cartoonish at all. I think given the time people are going to making some amazing things
No. No matter how well COD games sell, it will never be enough. Every single triple AAA game from Ubi, Acti and EA 'underperform' thought it makes them billions in a few weeks. Watch a few of Jim Sterling's videos and you will realise what a load of bollocks these publishers come out with.