Agreed. It's been far too long since a KH came on the consoles. Hell, KH was the first game that I bought with my PS2 along with RE4.
But you have to admit, it was SE's fault that they screwed up in the first place. Especially when they were charging for subs. I can't say anything about now, because I"m not a fan of MMO's and if I was, let's just say I would be failing school right now. However, back to the point. You might state that it's amazing an all, but when you look back, the fanbase is what did the work by complaining to SE, not SE themselves.
Where do you trolls come from? I'm offended by your post, thus reporting your post for offending me.
I marked this article down. Seriously, I understand The Last of Us along with Bioshock are great titles to play now, but Gears of War, Halo and the other junk are not. Titles like Witcher 2, that wasn't made by a huge group beats most of the games that are listed. Hell MGS4 beats most of those games, and that game came out before almost all of these. Stop trying to get views just by stating Bioshock and The Last of Us are amazing titles.
I wouldn't. I already own all current gen consoles and I'm not interested in the PS4 until all the bugs are fixed, and all the amazing exclusives are fully released. This isn't like the Ps2 age where we know what games would come out because of simple ads, it's more so based on politics, and terrible politics between companies.
Definitely like number 1 and 2, but I can't say I agree about Magus being an antagonist. He had his own means and his own understanding.
Terrible comment
@rigbybot127
I definitely did like AC: Brotherhood, especially the assassins and all the new implementations. Personally, if I had played Brotherhood before AC2, and didn't listen to AC2's soundtrack, I would have downright stated AC: Brotherhood is by far the best in the franchise.
Very nice list. But you forgot one game in particular. Seiken Dentetsu, or in other words Secret of Mana 3, the game that truly defined RPG's on the Super Nintendo. Check it out if you haven't done so already.
It's mostly because Kickstarters is like a gamble. Even companies don't know if it's going to work on in the end, and the thing is, not many people actually go to Kickstart until they actually hear about this cool bad ass title that's going to be released 4 years from now. Things like that really retract developers as well as gamers.
But the difference is that MGS4 truly did end, it wasn't a hoax in a manner of speaking. Solid Snake has finally gotten a chance to rest in piece. Also, many of the fans of MGS, just like myself, truly want to know about what happened during Big Boss's time. What it would have been in HD and all that and the emotions he got and so on. I mean, sure, we know the general story, but the details are what makes a true impact.
Reading your comment just drives me away. Also, Blistered Thumbs has been known to provide quality reviews, so clearly, you're incorrect.
Same. AC2 was phenomenal in every way. Brotherhood was a tad bit better only because the glitches and other annoying problems were fixed, but AC2 is where Ubisoft should have understood was where the story portion was, the portion gamers loved.
I know you won't believe me, but your guys' comments are offending me.
Very excited about GunCraft
Totally agree. If it focuses on multiplayer and that's what makes it fun, there's no reason to have a single player.
Strangely enough it hasn't been for me. When i bought a used Xbox 360 bundle with the kinect and a few stellar titles, I thought it was going to be somewhat broken, have scratches and what not. But to my surprise, it was pretty new looking and it didn't have any scratches of any sort. Super happy about that, that's for sure.
Actually Rekka no Ken didn't make Fire Emblem become a big hit, it was Path of Radiance along with Radiant Dawn that appeared on the consoles. Rekka no Ken was a good competition for Advance Wars and both titles did a great job, except Fire Emblem won in the end, giving players more RPG choices. Also, no one had heard of Fire Emblem when it came out and even 3 years after it came out, because most were busy playing Final Fantasy and so on.
Where do you people come from? I swear, even if I mark you guys as spam, you guys just keep on coming back.
I haven't played Binary Domain, but looking back, Operation Raccoon looked amazing, seemed like it'd be hella fun, and actually had a great atmosphere. But when you actually played the game, it looked like crap, looked like crap, and is crap. Not sure tough, I might wait for the price to go down regardless.