...and?
I'm not sure what your trying to say. If you mean because I said the graphics were bland... well... duh.
lol yes she was loaded, and no we aren't together. Needless to say, I'm an idiot.
@green
"alright... alright... I see you've played knifey spooney before!"
:D
ahahahahaha
First of all.... that video is 12 minutes long. And its horrible. You can't expect anyone to watch the whole thing before making a comparison.
Second of all.... no. Just... no.
They are both Roman-era colosseum-style games. Thats about where the similarities end.
I saw giant enemies, chariot races.... ridiculously bland environments and fighting mechanics. These games cover the same subject matter... thats abo...
Looking forward to his explanation as well... if this turns out to be true, his credibility is nill.
It all seemed like a fantasy, to begin with. Hopeful people with enough tech knowledge to convince laymen that there was merit to it.
But there's the other part of Pennelos statement that goes completely ignored... that the power difference is wildly exaggerated. That's something I do believe. People around here still trumpet the phrase "50% more...
I WISH my girlfriend was good at videogames... beyond tetris, full house poker, and mario, she's hopeless. And even those she needs to be babied through.
Some have it, some don't. All the girls I've ever dated are videogame retarded... and one of them was the daughter of the president of MS Canada around when X360 came out.
They prefer makeup and alcohol.
lol...
I think you mean "tolerance". Placebo implies that you're convinced you're getting something, when in reality you aren't.
Personally, I don't play for achievements. They are less of a motivator, more of an intrinsic reward. I never actively pursue them, but I'm always happy to earn them. It's gratifying to watch my gamerscore slowly climb over the course of time.
"Xbox One has a release date..but will it help gain momentum at launch?"
hmmmm... will having a release date help the console gain momentum at launch...
hmmmmmmm....
Certainly not having a release date at launch would hurt their sales. Or, alternatively, prevent them entirely.
Good, because it makes me happy when the notification pops up.
"The real question for everyone is why release on that date? Are they trying to use nostalgia to garner sales for their new system?"
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*screaming furiously, bashes head into wall until brains scatter across the floor*
Or we'd still be pressing buttons because nobody saw the merits of voice control.
Think about it.
There is no contest. These games aren't even comparable.
Titanfall: releases well before destiny. fast paced pvp focus, gritty near-future sci-fi, instanced combat.
Destiny: Coming out later. Slower pace (COD's Halo to Titanfall's Destiny). Way distant future sci-fi, MMO-style coop/pvp focus. Instanced combat as well, I'm sure, but more emphasis on story/coop. Finding other players while they are doing their own activities ect ect.
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The most unique mario game. Also the hardest. I used to love this one when I was a kid, but could never see it through.
Super Mario Bro's 3.... I still beat that one a few times a year, lol.
Dr2 to me just seems so... scaled back. It's like they put so much work in to getting all those zombies on screen that everything else was left looking like garbage.
I think with DR3 we're looking at a much more refined experience... which may do great things as far as pushing the brand forward.
People say "Well... DR3 has lost its quirkyness!"
Maybe that's because DR3 actually looks good?
People almost unanimously disagreed with you, lol. Apparently getting both is NOT OK if you happen to be engaged in a love affair with Japanese console makers.
I'm with ya, too.
ahahaha. What a lame article. Written by fanboys for fanboys, apparently. It's like he needed another excuse to rant about nothing for two pages.
Where's the how to? Where's... anything? Besides an: "It's OK that your switching, you have lots of reasons to hate MS! Here's a few of them. Oh, and btw, here's a couple features of the new Playstation controller! Getting used to it? Oh yeah, that's what this is supposed to be about... well... it ju...
It looks like... a black box.
It will fit nicely between my DVR and my A/V receiver. Beyond that, I couldn't care less. I don't plan on taking it out for a nice candle lit dinner, followed by taking it to see a romantic comedy starring Ryan Gosling.
It isn't. It's just an emotional topic... for gaming media... this month.
"journalism". Harumph.
"You can't just buy companies unless they want/need to be sold. "
It's called money, and everybody wants/needs it.
Anything games that come exclusively to Playstation. Games that release exclusively for PC/Wii/Xbox are clearly either timed releases or not worth any "true gamer's" time.
DURRRRRRRRRRR I LIKE PLAYSTATION DURRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Nobody who takes themselves seriously actually thinks that. It's just easy for people to conveniently forget about everything that isn't happening directly in front of them, so that they can maintain their dismissive attitudes.
The commercial is great, the focus is great, the games look great, the non-gaming features look great, the console looks great.
Sounds great. Nov 22nd, TGIF.