I just want to be able to fall in love with a Final Fantasy game again.
Yeah, I played Mass Effect 2 before I played Mass Effect 1. Come to think of it, I played Xenosaga 2 and 3 before I played 1 :D
Still, I was more than happy with the other revelations and twists. The characters, Dio aside, were very enjoyable. The puzzles we really fun. And once the narrative really comes into focus and I really understood what was happening, I was just really impressed with how the entire game was setup. I don't want to spoil anything for others, but it ...
Reasonable selections. BioShock: Infinite is a very good game. One that I enjoyed immensely. That being said, I just finished playing BioShock 2 a couple of days ago and I couldn't help but noticing the steps back that Infinite took overall.
As far as the story goes, I loved it. In BioShock, Plasmids not only felt justified in the context of the world but also a vital part of the narrative. Granted, I didn't have a huge problem with Vigors, but it lacked that neatness...
Please, let your fans start a kickstarter and help make this game not only a reality, but make it the game you want to make.
I LOVE Zero Escape: VLR. I bought 999 because of it. It put Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc on my radar and I'm LOVING it right now. It opened me up to a genre I had never experienced. I will be very sad if this game does not come out.
Another Mario game. Seriously?
The truth is this game will not have insane textures or be visually stunning, but that doesn't matter. It hasn't mattered for Call of Duty either. It's all about how fun it is to play and how balanced and varied the maps are.
No, it shouldn't. Quality should be the most important thing. However, if somebody doesn't have a lot of disposable income or time and they want to get a game like Call of Duty that offers a large amount of game time that's a perfectly reasonable situation.
What makes Ground Zeroes different isn't as much about game time, it's about it being (more or less) a less than two hour demo that's being offered for $30 digital and $40 physical on next gen syste...
If you have a PC you play games on, why not just save $500 on buying an Xbox One and get Titanfall for your PC? I mean, you are likely going to be able to get many of Xbox exclusives on the PC anyways...
Okay I'm just going to stop you right now. We could debate subjective things like your obviously biased opinion, or I could point out that the PS4 isn't selling at a loss while the Wii U is.
I always get a kick out of it whenever a gamer suggests console/company A is better than console/company B and proceeds to list virtually every decent game console/comapany A has and turns around and discourages most of the games console/company B has to offer. I know, I know, opinions. But still, it's weak.
I know what you're saying. However, while I know you are just making a reasonable point if anybody other than a gamer with disposable income were to base buying decisions based on that criteria they would not stay a happy consumer.
I am not an expert. Like, at all.
But I don't think you're quite right on your assessment. Deadzones can come from both hardware and software I grant you, but if the analog sticks are naturally very loose (DualShock 3) because of it's physical design, the deadzone cannot be overcome by software changes. The only thing that can be done is change the sensitivity of the controls to try to compensate for that deadzone.
So, with that being said, if it ...
I didn't realize there was a problem.
I don't doubt that Titanfall will be a quality game; but with the marketing push Microsoft will give it, it will be overhyped for many unless it's a game changer for FPS multiplayer. If it ends up feeling like Call of Duty but a little different, I'm not sure that's enough.
Call of Duty is like WoW. When both came out, they revolutionized and popularized a genre. They built up massive fanbases and continued to add more content and more polish. Now, even though...
I mean, I get the love for Skyrim. I really like it a lot as well - I do have almost 200 hours and the Platinum Trophy for it. But, I could easy mention as many things (if not more) that are flawed with it than I could that are great. Plus, it's super glitchy. It took them six months before the game was patched so that I could finish my game (framerate would literally just stop), and a couple of the subsequent patches led to game crashing bugs like the step in water and your PS3 freezes b...
The original Gears of War trailer is one of the best ever.
I'd love for Nintendo to focus more on the core gamer, but I don't know if it's what best for them.
I believe the Wii U was the first home console Nintendo sold at a loss. This is relevant because the GameCube was actually a pretty powerful console relative to its competitor's, and subsequently had some very good looking games. I don't think Nintendo, with their current management, will opt to make a competitively powerful next console and I'm not sure...
It's connotation. By saying Xbox One games, instead of just games, there is an underlying implication of exclusives - not necessarily only exclusives, but several. Plus, ONE is capitalized, further adding the notion that it's primarily Xbox ONE games.
People are becoming so rude on this site.
Chill dude. I just think it would make more sense for the article to be general since there is only one Xbox exclusive it mentions. If I click on an article talking about Xbox One games I'd assume I'd find at least a few, ya know?
I don't know why you're so sensitive.
Meh, I don't really worry about likes or dislikes. I just care about honest, interesting discussions about a hobby I'm very passionate about.
The crazy thing is, even with its flaws it is still an extremely memorable game. I look forward to playing all of the DLC for it. I also cannot wait for another BioShock; or, at least another similarly epic, atmospheric and narratively rich experience that Kevin Levine and studio are passionate to create.