That's not an answer... then again, my question was rhetorical.
You know I'm right.
I own all of the Assassin's Creeds except for Syndicate, and AC3 is still my favourite... it's also the best-selling game in the franchise.
Revelations is the by far the 'worst'... unless you count that Vita port.
@Crazy - Skies aside, that's NOT a location from RDR... You're right - it's fake.
6tf is plenty... besides, even the world's most powerful PC wouldn't be able to run Crackdown without cloud-processing.
edit - You disagree? Name 1 game that can do what Crackdown does...
Phil Spencers been dropping hints about Age of Empires/Mythology since before last year's E3... Shark's right - these 'leaks' are just a collection of old rumors.
Cheers... Still, I feel like CDPR (and Sapkowski) deserve the credit - their world is VERY immersive.
Toussaint is too warm for long hair on your chin,
be shaven, be trimmed, let your face kiss the wind!
for beards become stained drinking blood and red wine,
this f#@%!ng expansion has me talking in rhyme!
I thought the Fable series had a similar sense of quirkiness and whimsy - from the kingdom-centric fantasy setting to the silent protagonist, 1&2 are must-play games for fans of the Ocarina/Majora era... and 'Secret of Mana' on the SNES is a great example of an old-school 'Zelda-alike'.
Yet another example of CDPR being better than everybody else... the Witcher's characters have by-far the coolest hair in gaming and most of the optional hairscuts/beards actually suit Geralt.
Same goes for the armour and clothing designs - best I've ever seen (in a fantasy setting)... I've spent an ungodly amount of time mixing and matching the various non-witcher items, which can end up looking just as badass as the 'ensembles'.
Of course it's playable - Blood & Wine released on the 31st... this is why Neogaf shouldn't be used for news.
I've no-doubt they'll show some gameplay... Shinobi602 said that leaked footage was from a 2014 build of the game, which is why it looked so 'last-gen' - apparently it's come a long way since then, with the visuals said to be closer to 'Battlefront', as-opposed to say DA: Inquisition or ME3.
Regardless, Bioware will be eager to clear-up any misconceptions, plus they debuted Andromeda at last year's E3, which - along with 'EA Play' - i...
1. The FBI don't have jurisdiction outside the US - Interpol or the CIA would be better candidates for an international manhunt... but noone's gonna waste time chasing a bunch of sociopathic Sony fans.
2. You've obviously never been on the recieving end - imagine going from a 'normal' day in the life to suddenly having hundreds of people 'coming' to murder/rape/bomb you and your family... it makes carrying on rather difficult.
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I'm saying if you're going to troll, try to do better than poorly-written poop jokes... It takes more than that to phase those death-threat psychos.
It's really, really impressive... I've been grinning all day.
You dishonor us with your 5th grade trolling... step it up, or don't bother.
Scalebound got.pushed back to 2017... I seem to recall they made the announcement on Jan 1st or 2nd - it was almost as though Platinum made delaying it their new-years' resolution.
It's a good thing - the demo build was pretty rough-looking, plus it's by-far the biggest, most complex game in Platinum's portfolio... they skipped last-year's E3, so here's hoping they return with another gameplay trailer - I really want to see some open-world, dragon-ri...
They announced universal apps at either GDC or Build (or maybe it was their own conference?)... either way, Xbox was named as a platform, which makes sense - Win 10 combined with mouse and keyboard support means apps will be more or less identical to their PC counterparts.
Same deal for Windows phones, though I shudder at the thought of touchscreen spreadsheets... Regardless, I doubt Spencer was referring to 'Xbox Office'.
Something big is coming,...
I understand people want their money's worth, but 'worth' and 'value' will always be subjective to the individual... I'm sure plenty of folks (myself included) would have paid upwards of $60 for a game like GTAV - which R* spent $250mil developing - and still considered it a 'bargain'.
But I don't see how a game's online status should pertain to it's worth... No Man's Sky is a $60 'online' game, whose production won&#...
I just checked with a buddy who got his copy through GoG, and they're telling him it won't be open for another 13 hours... So yeah, no preload for him.
Sony lacks the infrastructure required for this level of cloud-processing... even the most ardent PS fanatics know it'd take 'em years just to set it up (assuming they could even afford such an undertaking).
They don't have a problem with the tech - who would? 100% destruction has been a 'holy grail' gameplay mechanic for years... they're just super jelly.