Nothing more changed to GTA4? Wow you are easily pleased lol
But imagine a time when you have £5-£11 a month and EA, Ubi, square, Sony, MS, sega, Nintendo etc all have their own services with their own exclusives. Thats when we run into issues. Here in the UK if you want the best of streaming you need all Netflix now TV and prime.
Without reading the article open world game have became boring because a lot of them have brilliantly built world's with some of the laziest mission designs ever. Also with open worlds once you've seen it once it loses its appeal. With story based linar games your constantly moving through a ever changing environment, seeing new things, locations, buildings. Uncharted 4 had the right idea with big wide open areas that lead to a linear section to progress the game forward.
The mansion DLC from RE5 had a Easter egg which allowed you to play some of the DLC with fixed cameras and it worked really well. Why some people think fixed camera angles mean we have to have tank controls I don't know when REmake allowed you to play both tank and analogue and it worked really well.
That you need to dedicate your whole life too to get enough to get a car. They boast about having free DLC but costs godly amounts of in game cash that it became pay to win for the rich kids. The racing is the best thing about GTAO
Ultranova that is wishful thinking. There's no way we will have SSD in next consoles. It's way to expensive. Load times are pretty good these days and few and far between compared to last generation.
The car physics are really top notch and surprisingly better than alot of AAA open world games physics but the game needs a lot of work in other areas. I still put it on now and then to see if any of the issues that bug me are fixed but they are usually minor fixes.
I'm surprised it's coming out officially so soon as there's still a absolute shit ton of problems with this game unless this is the update that gets rid of the fog, fixes the parachute physics, the horrible UI, the black N64-like textures inside of buildings, fixes the frame rate when in gun fights, adds third person ADS and adds anti aliasing.
I miss arcade racers so much but I think they are slowly going the way of fighting games. The crowd doesn't seem there for them anymore and it's sad to see. I mean Forza, GT and Project Cars are all well and good but I find them incredibly boring (here come the down votes). Give me more DriveClubs, Split Seconds, Motorstorm hell I'd even take another Ridge Racer at this point. This generation has been absolutely rubbish for arcade racers.
Here in the UK it's £25 in Tesco. It's prices like this why I will never fully embrace digital only when physical is much more cheaper in the UK.
Its such a shame because OnRush is a really good game. You can tell it didnt have that Sony money behind it but it was a good game overall.
Fortnite plays levels above PUBG on consoles. It's buttery smooth something PUBG cannot claim on console. The map consistently evolves for the better instead of making a new map which everyone hates, PUBGs desert map says hello. Fortnite has your usual modes such as solo, duo and squads but also has 50v50, explosives only, shotguns only, snipers only, play ground mode, squads of 20 etc. Erm what does dance have to do with millennials? People didn't dance before 2000 did they? I'm ...
BR is simply a game mode that's is relatively new to gaming after playing TDM, CTF and SnD for decades now, people want something refreshing and BR has filled that gap.
It's a free game that doesn't force you to buy anything. No pay to win rubbish, just simply skins and emotes. Are some of the top tier skins overpriced? Most definitely but that ain't taking advantage of the consumer. It's like anything else in the world. If you have the money and you want it you can buy it. It's simply a option.
People are doing anything to try and shit on Fortnite for a few clicks these days but these articles always come across as de...
Yep. That first hour in the hospital was a true MGS game which everyone seems to disagree with me on and as soon as you're off the helicopter and put in the desert it became a boring, mundane experience which felt more like a UBI game than a Kojima game.
I had it on Steam for years, finally started playing it and realised it was typical ES with Terrible voice acting, animations and pretty bad combat. The world is beautiful but it's not as amazing as people make out.
Life is Strange, Hellblade, Telltale games before they became a bit crap, rocket league are middle tier games that have given me some of the best experiences this generation.
BR is simply a multiplayer game mode just like TDM, just like DOM, just like SnD which we have been playing for decades now. People started hating on wave/round based modes and yet they are still here... BR is here to stay.
I used to love them but I see them as lazy these days. Hardly any developer are pushing what could be done in an open world game. I also miss a sense of progression in locations with open world games which linar games offer. Open world games have become a box ticking contest. So mundane.
The new games have been great though?