The left and the right
The best part of this game is the only two Escort maps are exact copies of King's Row and Watchpoint Gibraltar from Overwatch.
That said the flash bang has the coolest effect in ANY video game. It's hardcore black and white anime impact frames. legitimately looks sick and the only thing this game has that's inspired and not derivative from better games.
Xbox doesn't really have the teams with that history. It kinda had to be FPS. They weren't gonna have The Coalition do it, the Gears games do fairly well already without the movie IP and their cookin up something else atm.
Dying Light 2, Dead Island 2, Resident Evil 8.
Seems Zombies are usually required.
I think it was more like MachineGames had only made first person games.
What about when the immersion is ripped away so that you can watch Indy climb a ladder...
DEAL!
My Cyberpunk character looked ridiculous so maybe it was for the best in my case.
All the tech in the world couldn't allow for someone to change their appearance later, heaven forbid.
I believe the only bit of gameplay that showed your character (not in mirror or menu) was on motorcycle.
RE didn't keep switching to 3rd person, it fully commits to being 1st person.
What gets me is it switches to 3rd person frequently to show off some kind of action. Whereas Peter Jackson's King Kong fully committed.
Either way it's not a deal breaker or anything for me and I have gamepass so I'll try it out.
Way I see it they did FPS for two reasons.
-MachineGames' history is with FPS like Wolfenstein
-Distance themselves from being compared to Uncharted SO much, being that it's inevitable since Uncharted directly Indie inspired in the first place
That said just based on the footage I don't like how they are trying to be first person and yet keep switching to 3rd person to show off the actions that Indie Makes. It kinda takes you out of any moment you found ...
[Controversial take]
While this does not bode well for this horrible streaming only future, I do wonder how many hours the average GeForce Now player plays per month.
I like what you're saying. The tricky part of all digital is a console isn't an open platform so them giving players ANY extended rights makes for potentially big legal/practical hurdles for them down the road.
But plenty of that stuff they COULD do with no issue, but sometimes getting a game the second it unlocks is all it takes, as far as new releases go. Which is why I bought Kingdom Hearts 3 digitally and Physically. ;P
The kinds of ppl who would want a "Professional" tier machine would naturally be more likely to want the disc drive. Not including it and making it an $80 add-on is by far the lamest part of the Pro. Should have been included at the same price.
These screenshots look compressed AF.
That doesn't seem realistic in any way. Even with smaller titles being a 3/4th of the releases. I doubt the validity of this one.
In this climate if they were owned by some other big corpo they probably would have been canned. Thank god that's not the case. Truly some of the most interesting games to play. Sam Lake is an Archbishop of Game Direction with Hideo Kojima.
Sure but did everyone forget what Mark Cerny was saying a few years ago?
https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXc...
My open question is would you prefer an Open Platform (À la PC) if that meant the hardware was more expensive?
Steam Deck is an open platform, you can install whatever you want on it, you CAN buy from other stores.
Playstation is a closed platform, can only install software from their store.