Don't trust it! The demo was hands-off, so no one actually played it. :(
I remember doing a report on the Columbine shootings and the fact that the video game Doom was largely to blame for the carnage. I wrote how the boys had little to no parental supervision, were social outcasts and had access to guns and even bombs long before they ever shot up the school. These boys were mentally screwed, they were essentially crazy. And no one reached out to them. They could not distinguish fantasy from reality. Video games had nothing to do with it. society did.
With some luck it will be a large price drop and it will happen soon.
It would take something very clever. Titanfall is multiplayer-centric, so they would have to generate brand new maps to accommodate a proper single player experience.
Or could be a cooperative campaign a la Halo.
That's because back in those days console games were competing with arcades which were also relentlessly hard. In Japan they still kind of do, but the point is they've gotten easier as a response to arcades dying down and more families and casual gamers getting into buying consoles.
Competition will lead to much better updates for fans of both. That much is for sure. :)
The sticks are a'ight from what I've played. Do they have click down thumb stick buttons like the dualshock controllers? I couldn't tell if they had them or not because they don't seem to click.
I think that's mostly because of Wii U's poor marketing. Most people don't even know the Wii U is a new console or don't see a must-have game for it. That's supposed to change with MK8. I guess we'll see where that goes.
Yeah I heard there was a good X-COM and a bad one. What's the good one called?
People are always very quick to cherry pick numbers without all the facts. And as you can see with the first comment people take the time to slam the "opposing" product with what information they can get their hands on. I'm stoked InFamous was a success, but I like Titanfall as well and I don't see the purpose in using one game's success to attack the other when they aren't even similar games.
Why would that actually not surprise me? XD
Having played Titanfall, it's actually nothing like Call of Duty. That being said, I am not really surprised at the idea of InFamous selling a lot more. The PS4's install base is much bigger and InFamous is an established franchise while Titanfall is a new IP. I'm happy at Sony's success with InFamous, but there's very little need to be so condescending toward fans of Titanfall.
DayZ isn't really finished yet. If it's still buggy and what not when it's considered gold then feel free to bash it all you want. Until then, the game at its core is still in alpha and should be treated and judged as such.
Minecraft was super popular before it was ever even close to finished. Granted that was a beta, but still. The point is an unfinished product can still be super popular.
Breeds creativity though.
Don't forget Pikachu getting kidnapped and rescued from Team Rocket who's always blasting off.
*Sigh* N4G, you've got a spam problem. :(
Interesting how we have the blue blur and the blue bomber in the same game. I wonder if Pac-Man will make the cut...
Not to mention gruesome. Only the best from master Mikami. :D