Dead Space Exctraction, House of the Dead Overkill, and The Resident Evil Chronicles games are great and are available on PS3 ( RE games are digital only though) and the Wii. The Wii also has Sin and Punishment which is excellent and I'm sure there are some I'm forgetting. Anyway if you want to try one out any of these is a pretty great start, I would recommend getting something for the Wii if you have one unless you have a Move controller on PS, regular controllers tend to ruin the e...
OR this causes people to become significantly more aware of not only future possibilities of privacy infringement but also the current amount of data that is already being monitored through numerous means across multiple mediums. People are NOT happy about the Prism program and I have a feeling most people haven't really thought much about how their privacy can be infringed on by not just a camera but various other means.
Companies like Google, Yahoo and Facebook ARE being target...
Thanks for posting a link it was a good read, I had no idea that Kinect like hardware was being put in TVs. Troubling times indeed.
Except for the gun violence legislation being a 'distraction' ( although I agree that violent media studies are unnecessary at this point) I couldn't agree more. The Obama admin has just taken the Bush era policies and run with them instead of changing any of them for the better and the 'new more open gov' pledge he ran with is now tarnished by hiding the extent to which people can and have been monitored.
And like everything else Molyneux says it's BS.
The first games I played on PS2 where Silent Hill 3 and Wild Arms 3, bought the system and those two games for my birthday back when my girlfriend and I had been together for a couple of months. Such good memories... it broke 6 years later right after I played Kingdom Hearts 2, thus leading me to believe my PS2 was actually a heartless and was destroyed by Sora while the credits rolled. Good times.
It says PS3 and Vita
The gamepad utilization has been my big bummer for the Wii U as well. I like the menu and inventory stuff that has been done but I really need to see something truly different or revolutionary on the gameplay side. I'm sure it'll come but I haven't seen it yet and that is disappointing.
The publisher CAN use DRM on the PS4 as well if they choose to do so which makes the point of this article kinda mute. If the pubs are just THAT worried about what happens to new games after they're sold either system is set to allow them to do something about it. I don't like it, I won't support it, but it's still true. This gen may be more about picking and choosing over publishers more than anything else.
I don't want this kind of tech in my house in the first place, I don't care if it comes from MS or someone else jusy STOP PUTTING CAMERAS ON SHIT ALREADY. I'm starting to feel like a data point for corporations instead of a human being with all this intrusive BS that's supposed to become available in the next 10 yeats or so, it's getting out of hand. This legislation is a start but I don't need or want ads based on what I'm talking about, ever, period. The benefit ...
So actually MS has done the same thing to itself by packing in a kinect with the One and driving up the price point of their console as well. I'm all for companies trying new things and putting tying innovations with their systems (espacially the gamepad, I LOVE that menu stuff/inventory management can be relegated to the gamepad) and it's interesting, not to mention smart, that only Sony has gone the more traditional route here and just added some small perks to their controller. I w...
It's the same here, I'm using the gamepad right now. The N has a great product on their hands for people who don't already have a tablet, I just need the games to make more use out of it.
There's nothing wrong with Pikman or Luigis Mansion and the 3DS suffered from its price more than the 3d tech in it although I'm sure it's partially the reason why N thought they could charge so much. I kind of agree with the abandonment of motion controls but they are still there, Nintendoland has LOTS of examples of MC, but that crowd has shown they will only buy a few titles over the life of a console. I think Iwata could definately do better but I'm just glad he's not ...
I would say I agree with the quality product side of this interview, the N is the one company I can count on to release games that don't require 5 patches before they're actually playable and that makes me, personally, more likely to buy their games new instead of waiting a year and buying used. The N just needs the new ips and exclusives which games like Wonderful 101, X and Bayonetta are a great start but it needs to continue.
Good, I'm hoping the N has even more in store for us throughout the year.
Cool, now I have a new place to go if I want to be alone...
Umm, wasn't his last game all about tapping a cube? Way to grow the industry there Pete.
Yea, just like Halo and Uncharted.
The fanboy poo flinging does need to stop but it's not like this is something that's just related to gaming. Sports fans have this problem too, and Apple/Android fans, etc. and it makes humanity look dumb.
Devs need to learn from Suda, this man makes gaming gold.