Same. Didn't EA give out 2 or 3 games back then, or am misremembering?
@The 10th Rider
"They tend not to be as bad in regards to attacking others ..." It may not happen quite as frequently (it still happens a lot), but I don't think it has much to do with characteristics; they just have a smaller voice now as there just isn't as many Nintendo fans around anymore. Nintendo and Sega fans always used to fight with each other.
I did not misunderstand monkeyman. His frequent arguments about third party ports are...
I personally think that the XB1 games here are weak, but the 360 games are VERY strong. I currently don't have a XB1, but I think MS's strong linking of backwards compatibility with Games for Gold, is a pretty great policy. Looking at these lists really makes me hope that the Neo has PS3 backwards compatibility (power shouldn't be an excuse anymore). I still play my PS3 regularly, but I want to fully migrate over to my PS4 and pack the PS3 away.
Looking at the situation rationally is the equivalent to being a troll, if you're criticizing Nintendo. We should all know that by now.
I'm not sure I agree. I think Nintendo fanboys (not fans) have proven to be very loud and abrasive as well. Throughout this generation, they have have expressed a hatred of "turd party games", and effectively describe a dislike of any game, feature or idea that is not available on a Nintendo platform - the vast majority of games on the market.
That community has laid out some very strange ideas and false dichotomies, all in a desperate effort to compensate for...
Infinite Warfare feels like a re-skin of Black Ops 3 and Advanced Warfare, but that’s [not] okay.
Did you read my comment and not get it, or are you just adding onto the joke? I was mocking people who say the stuff in the first paragraph. It was a parody. "I'm just mocking hardcore Nintendo fanboys, guys." It was pretty convincing though. lol.
Well, you know what they say: Nintendo innovate and Sony and MS just copy. Only Nintendo ever does new things. Sony and MS only do identical PC boxes that never do anything new except graphicz and evil, awful turd party games. Nintendo are courageous and strong, and do new things whereas Sony and MS do nothing new, cause they not innovative like Nintendo (Nintendo saved games over 3 decades ago - daily reminder). We can never acknowledge that anything Sony and MS have done, is in any way, inn...
Yes! This is my point exactly. We need to see the indie gaming spirit applied to more 3D games, not 2D. It feels like we're finally entering a period where indies are becoming capable and it's viable for them to make 3D games (although, the vast majority still don't), and then,"time for the return of 2D". WTF? How many 2D games do these guys need? I had a quick look at the PS Store's latest releases, and at least 5-6 games are 2D.
Glad to see that SSX, Burnout and Tony Hawk are on this list. There's too many games to list really. The PS2's library was just incredible.
I hope that at either the upcoming PlayStation meeting or PlayStation Experience, Sony announce new initiatives and partnerships for PS2 games. I think it would be amazing if Neo managed native PS3 emulation as well, which with the upgrade in power, they really should.
PSVR: the future of porn - I mean, gaming.
2D never left, and quite frankly, I think most people would rather see more big 3D indie games like Rocket League, Minecraft and Outlast. Most indie games were 2D for close to a decade, and still are. That should be enough.
Awesome. Like Wipeout, It has an incredibly slick style
Btw, I looked at other articles in this series, and Rayman Legends is in Part One.
A number of these games are actually very good. I'd be interested to hear why you think these games seem mediocre. TrackMania: Turbo is easily one of the best arcade racers available right now. It's great. Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth is a good, Pokemon-esque game.
According to Vgchartz (not entirely reliable, I know, but they do provide a decent outline), it sold 3.34 units physically and sold best on PS4 by quite a margin, with the PS3 version only selling 2K less than the Wii U version (there was no Wii version to split sales either and digital sales are probably higher on PS3 as well). I don't agree with your Wii U exclusivity argument. Rayman Origins performed best on PS3, so Ubisoft definitely made the right move porting it to other consoles. ...
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Yes, it's definitely a very exhilarating game. I love the challenge and the drive to earn 3 stars as well. I thought some of the music was good, but I'm personally kind of tired of Skrillex. Any complaints I have about the soundtrack were pretty much negated though. I don't know where you played it, but not all PS3 games have custom soundtracks, so that was a nice addition for me. I downlo...
Day 1 buy for me. There has been very few arcade racing games this generation, and I like Bugbear's previous games. I will always stick by my claim that Ridge Racer: Unbounded is one of the most underrated and underappreciated games of last generation, if not all-time. People got way too emotional because it wasn't a traditional Ridge Racer game, and didn't judge the game based on its own merits (being fair, most of the larger publications were much kinder to it, and many gave it ...
They made Ridge Racer: Unbounded as well, and I thought that was extremely underrated. An emphasis on drifting in a game that otherwise felt like a combination of Burnout and Split/Second. I only played it within the last year out of morbid curiosity, and I was shocked that it never gained traction. It's one of my favourite racing games from last gen now. It has a track editor as well.
That's right. NFS: Most Wanted on the Vita and Plants Vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare on the PS4.