Women seem to be big fans of Tracer, butt pose or not. Heck, they replaced it with a pinup-girl pose anyway, which fits her because she's a pilot, and that would be on a plane. I betcha women did at least half of the Rule 34s on the list.
Nah, it's fine. Tracer's the athletic-and-cute type. If you picked Chie in Persona 4, you're probably in love with Tracer at this point.
And as an American... Dat accent.
No no no, "Meta Gear Solid" is the game where you're Hideo Kojima and have to suffer through a 300-hour story campaign of nothing but meetings with Konami executives about deadlines and budgets.
Very helpful! Can't wait to try her out again at launch. Thanks!
Right? I sincerely hope they've been building plenty of single-player content given how long it's taken them to even have a release date outside of arcades.
I found healers to be some of the most fun characters to play! Lucio's my jam, but Angel and Zenyatta get their time too. Symmetra... well... I just completely stink at using her, I need to learn how her stuff works a bit more.
Vice is pretty big. Motherboard isn't.
Shonte seems to be getting fatigued from the Uncharted series, which does in fact make sense - this is why Naughty Dog wants to wrap this up, they want to make a new type of game. One team can only go so far with this particular universe and aesthetic.
In fact, they may need another company to take over if Uncharted is to expand from this point (Drake in space! Open-world Uncharted? Grand Theft Uncharted?), that ...
I normally wouldn't ever pay actual money for a game *focused* on PvP content, let alone completely based on PvP without a shred of single-player (and no, bot matches don't count!)... but here I am, buying Overwatch, because it's just too freaking cool.
Give it a try today before the beta expires. They're doing some really interesting stuff with team mechanics and scoring, and that seems to iron out the whole "people are really stupid and I don't ca...
Everyone's hyped, and I'm over here like "Please don't screw it up, please don't screw it up..." We all saw what happened to Crash after the PS1.
Considering this is about hardware that stores sell, yeah, they are.
The article's a little... eh. Like, why is it news that an executive for Gamestop remarked that Nintendo having a new console is exciting? It's not like he's saying "I've seen it, and it's exciting," he's simply saying that because Nintendo is making it, it's exciting.
That's not necessarily wrong, but it's about as newsy as "Sun was v...
I remember when that flood happened, I was worried. Really impressed that they were able to keep it together, and once they showed it off at E3, I'm like "That... was way too close to when the flood happened, well played guys."
Makes sense. It's like the initial Blu-Ray vs. HD-DVD battle, but much more chaotic. It's not necessarily the time to start a collection of Oculus Store games, or ones only meant for room-scale on the Vive.
For me, PSVR's purchase depends on how Rez Infinity looks - honestly, the whole thing could fail and if Rez is good, I'm happy.
Yep. I think the overtime mechanic really works well here, too - every so often a team will suddenly get the other team's strategy right at the end, and they have the opportunity to run with it instead of time just running out.
This looks like a communication failure from Activision. Looking at the tweets, I think the company didn't want them to reveal much of anything and had really strict guidelines on what *not* to include (because lawyers are really good at that part), but then included some really vague instructions and "example" tweets for what they could share at the end... and then they just copied that verbatim and were like "okay, that's done." It doesn't look as corrupt as ...
Yeah, I'm not sure you know what "clickbait" means, as indicated by Squall above. It's a term of intent, trying to get a massive amount of clicks in order to maximize the money a site gets, usually via ad revenue. Jim's on the other side of this - because of that funding model, Sterling just puts his own opinions out there without any upper editorial control, unlike quite a few of the sites mentioned giving these higher scores. If you disagree, you disagree. He puts hims...
Well, yes, they made it in this style, they didn't retrofit the old game's mechanics to a 30fps game. This doesn't mean it *plays* the same, or as well. It means they didn't retrofit. That's a far cry from just saying the DF guys don't know what they're talking about. They're often the only people in the room who do know.
I think the graphics look stunning, but I went from insta-buy to very hesitant when I saw it running at 30fps back on the GB...
If only they brought back Metroid properly...
At the end of the day, it's the games that matter. The Dreamcast didn't have much outside of Sega's initial games and a few third-party cult classics, although their launch offering was okay. They just couldn't follow through, and you could tell because once the Xbox came out, suddenly Sega had a lineup of games ready to go. It took them too long to make these games in DC development and the console just died.
The TurboGrafx and 3DO, on the other hand, didn...
We were after the Dreamcast games like Power Stone and SA as retro a little too soon, so this is fitting enough.
And we're old.
Ohhh, leave it to a master of Devil Daggers to achieve that! Good for DraQu, and also predictable for him!