It is a good game, and hard. You have to use strategy to beat even the simplest of groups, or you'll end up losing a few guys. Also, make sure to upgrade your guys so you can make use of their secondary abilities.
@xX-StolenSoul-Xx I forget which is the 5th (on the desert area atm on normal), but if you have 5 slots for guys to pick in the mission, use 2 tanks, 2 archers, and the mortar guy. Have the archers positioned behind the tanks in groups, so the archers can he...
"Hi bank, I know you got robbed and all, but I'm gonna have to sue you. I know they didn't steal any of my money and basically found information that you can easily find from places like Facebook, but you could have done a better job at making sure they didn't take my money (which they didn't take). Sure I could be mad at the robbers seeing as other banks have been robbed by them as well lately, but I really really just want to sue you. Thanks."
Its following is probably more due to its online features than the single player experience. That is where the majority of the re-playability of the game / series comes from.
I don't think anyone has a problem understanding 13 at all, seeing how linear the game is. If it was a "ruby", why would they be adding anything to or changing around 13-2, instead of just doing it the same way as 13?
Yah, no kidding. He obviously never played the first game originally, nor did he feel like playing it when it has been remastered and included with the 2nd game. The first game gives you all the tutorials and teaches you how to do everything. Why would you want to sit through hours of tutorials in the 2nd game after having gone through them in the original?
And the massive pool of ability points? You could level to 35 in the original game, so why would you want to start o...
Best response to fan feedback my a$$. Fan feed back from other games showed that people liked side quests, exploration, towns, being able to travel to previous locations... XIII they did a 180 and remove all that pretty much except 1 small section near the end of the game where you can do some side quests and explore a little.
Go to the first area with the theaters and just keep destroying all the balconies and such (as you play through missions, you see some enemies hiding on them). You can just use alpha blast or such and take out the support beams on the ground and the whole thing will collapse. You'll get a "Big Destruction" thing and xp after you completely destroy it.
@f789790 Dualshock was from the patent case going on at the time. After they settled, they then released the DS3.
@Xander-RKoS Local family games is one thing. But if you look at some co-op / split screen games that are on the 360/PS3 now or even coming out soon, they're more fit for the WiiU controller since its similar to the other systems' controllers button layouts.
Depends on what room you want to play in. I remembered an article for a bit ago talking about the range of the controller...
"[It will have] a certain range. Also, it is possible for you to be in a separate room from the living room where the console of the Wii U will be located. However, dependent upon the thickness, for example, of the wall, we cannot tell if you will be able to smoothly play on that." - 5503d ago 0 agree0 disagreeView comment
To the disagrees for ATiElite
"The Wii U supports just one touch-screen controller per console, Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto has confirmed." - http://www.eurogamer.net/ar...
I was hoping for 2 at least for some 2 play co-op games or split screen shooter games.
"and should we trust anything from a site that hosts a guide and tools for hacking xbox games?"
Your "ironic much" comment works pretty well here when you consider articles getting put on N4G publicizing all the exploits of hackers, giving them the fame they want, as well linking to sites on the latest hacks or work arounds for software updates for systems.
Also, you can't say that some sites don't put up certain ratings just to ...
Yep, very misleading. The real title is "Same Number of Games Will be Made for PS Vita and PS3". Nothing about quality.
""We are doing about the same number of titles [on Vita as on PS3] so that means a lot. One of the things we didn't do to well to support PSP was that right after PSP came out we moved on to working on the PS3 launch titles."
Basically, they're gonna support both systems with the same number of games, since...
All the demos this week on the show are ones we've seen before pretty much.
"The thing is, in Stealth Force mode, your character can take much more punishment than he can in robot form -- a 180 from War for Cybertron."
"The giant, expansive journey through War for Cybertron's alien world is replaced by small levels whose playtime is artificially expanded by the "survive multiple waves of bad guys in a locked room" motif."
"the three-player cooperative play and Escalation survival modes haven'...
Yah, I'm sad about the delay as well. Now its coming out the same day I'm getting Twisted Metal and Dark Souls.
Hopefully the delay helps the devs polish it up before it is released.
It takes a little bit for the service to recognize that you're signed up. At least it did for me when I signed up for it on my main account before the PSN went down.
Yay for multiple accounts :P
Also, they're suppose to be merging servers together to boost the player population on servers, so it should help out a bit as well.
If they got the linearity part from the demo, then it's probably in the same boat as fable. Like fable showing only on rails stuff and then after saying it's not all on rails, they probably should have showed more areas where you can explore instead a linear demo.
Sure it may not completely represent the finished game, but if you're trying to show off your game saying you learned from the mistakes you made with XIII, why show more linear crap?