VR head sets has been an idea thats been around and tried since the 80s.
It's only now that the tech is getting to a point where it is workable and affordable to the average joe.
If people have been trying to get this to work for 30 years, I don't think it's going to die out soon.
If th game it self is free, then I can't complain to much about paying for a bit of DLC.
As ong as you don't pay over what you would have had you paid for the game like normal.
Plus you only buy what you want.
If down the track they release a major mission DLC and you really like the game, then yeah, why not.
I've still got my fingers crossed that it's going to be good....I hope.
Don't forget to hide all the kitchen knifes.
It worked well for sim city.
"below you can see a picture of one of the massive server farms that will offer their CPU power to the Xbox One’s cloud".
...Or it could be a stock photo, which is more likely.
Nothing in gaming is 'needed', but thats not to say that more memory, more space on the CD, more processing power makes things better.
Unless your one of those Korean guys who play for 3 days stright until thy drop dead.
Yes, it does belong on a gaming news site.
Some people might find it interesting.
If you kid is locking him self away in his room playing for hours, it might make some parents wake up and improve the situation.
Or maybe some one who does play for hours each night may start to think maybe I should time some more time out.
If your not interested, then go onto the next artical. I'm sure there are plenty of sales numbers you ca...
Agree with the slow news day.
I'm sure there were a lot of people wait to see what the game was like, on the border line of getting or waiting for some reviews before getting it.
Of course it had such good fed back, that they didn't have to wait for long.
Bethesda have always had problems coding for the PS3, so hopefully if they focus on next gen only, it will be a much more enjoyable expereance.
Well, I guess thats it right here isn't it.
If their making for more japanese stle of game, that they make it for the mobile systems because that is whre all the japanese players are on.
Western players are more on the consoles, so if they realise a game for console, they have to make it more westernised.
Options are good.
You can make the Cloud the greatest thing on earth.
But as soon as your internet line goes down, your stuffed!
Thats goes for Sonys Gaikai system as well.
Don't get me wrong, both systems are good ideas...just make sure ou have something to play when we in the middle of sorting out our internet lines.
What needs to be done is you can sit the kid down and talk to him/her and make clear why he/her can't play the game.
If you tell them why he can't and for what reasons, you can also tell them why someoe your age can play it....that way there is no hypocisy.
Mind you, if your not allowing him to play the game because of the M rated reasons... you shouldn't be playing it in front of him either, otherwise he'll just be seeing all the stuff he isn't...
The only time a game effected my dreams was when I played Pixil Junk Monstors for to long.
Then I started to have dreams of monstors blowing up into coins.
While the graphics look good in deep down, the game play is still an unknown to most.
All I know is that the previous Demon and Dark souls gave me many...many...many hours of fun and I'll have a hard time not playing Dark souls 2.
I'm sure that if the reviews are good for Deep down, I'll be giving it a go... but part of the reason for that was because of dark souls.
If you paid for it, you should get it.
Your sure your not standing next the the homeless guy who happens to be sitting next to the shop?