I don't really mind about graphics much but it's mostly about the convenience. To play this new game I'd just need to turn on my system and TV. If I wanted to play the older Goldeneye (if I owned it) then that would mean pulling the N64 out of a closet and all that stuff.
Of course, attractive graphics certainly don't hurt it any either :P.
Back when Goldeneye came out on N64 I was never able to own it. Even years later I kept missing picking it up for one reason or another... The Wii version even slipped through my fingers because, by this point, I figured it was too late to get into it. However, with the more information that comes out for Goldeneye 007 Reloaded the more interested I become again. Maybe this will be the one to finally buy...
I remember playing games like Oregon Trail and The Incredible Machine in school. I'm not sure how much they really "taught" me but they were definitely cool and everyone wanted to play them.
If there is some educational Kinect software developed (beyond like Sesame Street) then it would fit perfectly into schools!
You know, a few months ago I saw a segment on my local news about a local business using the Kinect. It seemed that they worked at making their Kinect store program (it was some sort of digital dressing booth) without any pushing from Microsoft and even the people who tried it out in store thought it was pretty neat.
I guess they were just using the current SDK stuff but if they start pushing a new business version I'm sure some more people will jump on board. I'm cu...
I need to get this! The last Forza I have is 2 and it looks like a bunch has been perfected between the releases. I wonder if we'll get a Forza 5 on 360 or if that'll be an early title for a next-gen console...
If only the game were just a little bit longer! Not everything has to be a series of episodic.
At least there are some modern gamers who really, really love gaming enough to look into the past titles. Those kinds of people I am totally fine with, haha.
Nice! Glad to see that great games are still great all these years later. It always makes me a little sad when truly classic games aren't appreciated by some modern players. But, I guess times change. Still, glad to see this guy got it :).
I wasn't sure what to think when I read the title, but the points presented in the article actually make a lot of sense. No matter what some people say, it's true that the series is hugely popular with tons of people. Many gamers play it and so too do many not-really-gamer people for its simplicity.
I think it'll definitely keep going strong unless somehow on day people don't like FPS games anymore. But when would that be?
Thank goodness. It's still so strange to think that these weren't included to begin with. Sure, they worked hard on making the console versions incredible but did they really not have enough time to polish off the PC game? At least they're addressing it relatively soon after release...
Wow, I wonder what kind of game it'll be. I seriously love the Chucky movie series but never even thought about it being a game. From the text it seems like the player will be Chucky? If it works well that'll be an interesting reversal of the original films.
I think NIS has done pretty well these last few years. Atlus is becoming "big" in a way now and NIS is taking the place of the niche Japanese company. That's just my take on it, but it's interesting how these changes have taken place all within one console generation.
There's some interesting choices in here. Bethesda and Valve seem pretty typical choices but then they're alongside Thatgamecompany and NIS. I like that these guys got some attention too :).
Yes but is that nearly as popular with Americans as the Japanese NicoVideo site is in Japan? I feel we could have the same general "program" for US Vitas just using a website which the general public is much more familiar with (hence my mentioning of Youtube or Justin.tv).
Also, just for comparison's sake of anyone looking at this news story here are the regional rankings for Nicovideo.jp, Niconico.com, Justin.tv, Twitch.tv and Youtube.com from Alexa.com. The lo...
As Nico Nico Douga (Nicovideo) is a Japanese-specific website it's not likely we will get official NND support over here. However, this shows that this small device has a lot of power and similar capabilities may be brought to us thanks to Youtube, Justin/Twitch.tv, or some other streaming video service.
It's not the culture necessarily. Sony Computer Entertainment AMERICA changes can't be applied to other regions. While SCEJ(Japan) and SCEE(Europe) may implement similar terms of service additions eventually, it can't just be expected that somehow SCEA's TOS rules everyone.
This article titles really confuses me too because it states it isn't even just Australia in the post. It's all of the places SCEE covers (which includes Australia).
It would be fun to see the consoles revealed in 2013 and then make their way out in 2014. I feel like next year would be too soon to share them, but maybe not. I mean, the Wii U was shown this year and it seems to be far from ready to roll out but there was still something to show us at least. We'll see when the time finally comes!
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Oh, that's right, there were some VOCALOID Hatsune Miku games on PSP and an upcoming one...
Oh boy! Thank goodness or else I wouldn't be able to handle having to SWITCH DISCS mid game like I've done for years with other big games on past disc-based platforms.
Seriously though, I wonder if compression methods have gotten much better or if this is just a smaller game than FF13 all together.
I'm confused as to where this story is coming from. I mean, it appears the initial source is the Paul Gale Network, but what on earth is that? Why are they the ones recieving such MASSIVE news first? It seems weird they'd put such effort into a hoax but I'm just going to stick with that thought until I see more.
Anyway, if it is true I would love to see the roster. However, it's hard to think of tons of Sony exclusive chracters that would fit into it. But t...