I have found many of these comments quite interesting and most people seem to have a take on whether EA Access is a good or bad thing.
I have a more wait and see approach. It might be wonderful and a real benefit to Gamers, but it equally could be a clever way of gaining extra profit from us, without us really knowing.
I have many questions, most of which probably won't be answered till the service goes live, but I do have fears as well.
My job is a Buyer. I buy ga...
I did feel slightly let down. It was a solid conference, with a lot of games, but... I don't know, considering how much it was hyped, I was expecting some real bombshells.
Halo Collection is nice, hoped for a bit more on Halo 5, but I'm sure that will come...
Just... Halo, Forza, Fable... I'm getting a little deja vu here...
It delivered on its message of a lot of game content... though I did feel there was too much reliance on multi-plat titles, which came...
Very strange article...
I can't quite understand what parameters are being used to class some of these controllers as 'failures'.
Yes, you could argue that neither Kinect for the 360, PS Move or Wii Fit had no real killer games released, that used them to their full potential... but if we are going by sales did any of those 3 fail?
Kinect sold 25 million plus if I remember correctly... is that a failure?
And as for throwing in Kinect for Xb...
The RPS article and the Eurogamer one make fascinating
reading.
The winner of 'Curiosity' Brian, doesn't come across as a gamer and doesn't really seem that bothered about the whole affair anymore... though after 3 years waiting, I think most people would have written off any promises by now. In some ways this played to Pete's advantage. Had the winner been a hardcore gamer, I doubt he would have kept everything so low key for so long.
The interview...