You also have to remember the DS4 touch pad can be used as two buttons.
I don't know too much about the previous games, but ten seconds into the game and the "hero" just blew up 15 cars killing 15+ civilians for reason at no cost of anything. I get it that it is an open world game based around destruction but you are supposed to be a hero and you are killing civilians at no cost to anything? I could be nitpicking but maybe I am use to Infamous where if you kill civilians it will make other people look at you differently.
@Liqu1d
Yeah, it was awful I remember in Blizzard you will have people camping with the Tilly and rushing with the TIlly, it was soo annoying.
@WeAreLegion
HAHAH I really hope you are kidding I am sure the 20 people who were using it were owning with it lol ;)
Which I assumed, I do know that a lot of Zipper employees left Zipper before and that is just a sign. I think they just wanted to promote the Move with a franchise that's known. I am still not crazy about Zipper with the mess that was MAG (Which I loved but the DLC ruined the game) and of course Socom 3.
Was it this?
https://gamerant.com/socom-...
Also, On VR I don't know how many 3rd person view games there are but I think that would be weird in VR having a guy right in front of you. If you make it 1st person you would be at an unfair advantage compared to the people who aren't.
That is THE worst idea for a Socom type game. You can have the option of course, but no one will use it because a controller will take you down so easily.
Did Syphon Filter even have PvP? I don't think it even did so you can't even compare the two. Also, Socom 1 and 2 SP were great, it reminded me of Goldeneye on the 64 SP.
Seth Luisi was the reason why Socom went downhill. Even in H-hour that one of the hostages was going to be a lookalike of him. He BS the whole community with his lies .Just seeing his name pisses me off.
I do want to agree with you but they gave the fans a HUGE middle finger with Socom 4. All they had to do was listen to fans and we would of gotten a great Socom and they would probably still be in business. Then they made a Vita game with no PvP... It was like they were on a downward spiral. They also for MAG they cut the community in half (which was small in general) because of the DLC. That alone ruined it for a lot of people. It wasn't fun paying 20 bucks or whatever it was and not be ...
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Socom Confrontation was GREAT 6 months after the release of the game. Also, once they added the stupid Tilly that was when I quit. I tend to not complain about guns but the Tilly was a sniper rifle/shotgun. That gun was more broken than the IW-80 in Socom 2.
local Co-op back in the day didn't have to compete with online at all. A quick search showed that Double Dragon was one of the first local coop game in 1987 (console). I think the majority of people who play videos games on consoles are around 20 to 40 year old's. When those people played video games back in the day they had a lot of friends who would always come to the house whether it is a birthday party or neighborhood kids. At that time we were young still living with our guardian...
They showed us another tech demo of the destruction. I actually want to see the advantages of doing all of this "destruction". I want to see a full game so I can except what is going on.
They had a chance to show off new footage of Crackdown 3 at E3 2017 but instead we got a random quick clips of explosions instead. We still have no idea about the game besides what we already know about the series. They also give us filler with Terry Crew, which I like the man but come on MS.
@Andrew
Exactly and then after that they did an exclusive with MS with Sunset Overdrive which was super fun just didn't sell super well.
Saying you like the first two THPS and quote a song from THPS 3 lol. Anyways, I really want a true remake of THPS 4 or THUG 1.
You also named 3 games that have a combined sales of roughly 13 million copies and that is only taking Watch Dogs 2 sales and not one. The fact is that people will play a game if it is fun. Of course, when a game isn't out yet all we can talk about is what it looks like because that is the only thing we can do. When a games does come out and it is downgraded but yet still fun people will fork over the money as we seen in all of the games you mentioned. For the last two generations we been...
Think, if Horizon Zero Dawn did poorly and people didn't like it people will be saying okay GG go make a true Killzone sequel. If The Last Of Us did bad, people would say ok ND go back to Uncharted. What people want are hit games that CAN have a sequel. QB was a good game but it wasn't a hit game or a system seller even though. MS is great at marketing so we all thought QB was going to be this huge game but in reality it was a decent game. I am happy they did QB because that shows me ...
The fact that Dark Souls isn't frustrating at all, it all depends on the user not the game itself. I usually compare it to golf. Golf is a hard sport in general because it isn't a sport you can pick up and all of sudden you are pro and can make these 100ft putts. You need to learn the golf course, learn your clubs, and learn how you swing. A lot that comes with practice and trial and error. Of course, you can quit and just say it is hard and frustrating but that is on you and not the ...