Erm, yeah it is. Scramble is a completely different game by Omega Force. That's like saying Mario Kart isn't a Nintendo exclusive because there's a mobile game coming and there's a version in Japanese arcades - totally different games.
True, it should have just said PlayStation exclusives. They seem to forget the PS3 exists.
It is, it's on PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift, Oculus Quest, HTC VIVE and the upcoming VIVE Cosmos
I enjoy the titles. They haven't really advanced much though, but I think that's why I like them, I know what I'm getting when I play one. Still, doesn't justify the fact these guys broke the embargo just to be first (as it's tomorrow)
All based on speculation. Nobody has access yet, not even the press. The press kits just tells you about it. So making claims based on what MS tells you, going off their track record of shifting the truth, is very silly
Nothing to do with X cloud. If the service is like we saw in the trial, there’s at least a second of lag and the servers are based on S hardware, so not visually that impressive. The infrastructure of Azure is the impressive side, as they’ve been upgrading their servers constantly. Although, they’re nothing compared to Google’s tbh...
However, X cloud all relies on its software and the S hardwear it’s running off. An example of this is you may have an armature website on th...
What a silly question. No, we’ll stick with 6 year old tech instead... did the writer of the article need a new mobile phone when they inevitably updated to a newer one around 2 years since they bought the last one? Did they need to buy a new pair of jeans because the ones they bought a few years back still fit? Hell, did they have to buy a Blu-ray player just because they had a DVD player and films were on both?
Silly
I'm having trouble with this game due to the technical issues. I've reached out for an ETA on a patch as I can't even dock the Switch and leave it, or put it into rest mode, without the game freezing and then crashing on me.
it is, but it's a lot easier. This is basically a Roguelite-lite (as I described the first game). it's a Roguelite for beginners. The only issue is, the controls in this one are a lot more floaty and imprecise than the tight controls we saw previously. Coming from playing games like Dead Cells and Bard's Gold, It took me a long time getting used to this game.
True, but they will have been agreed with the publisher beforehand as a game that's £50 but down to maybe £45 in pre-order means the publisher has agreed they are only getting £45 for the purchase. Most of those transactions are games which also have a similar percentage on consoles.
With this, Epic is paying the difference to the devs, so they lose nothing - which sounds perfect for both consumers and Epic.
But from the outside to tho...
Not used the Pro one. I used the Pro on the Wii U but I really didn't like the clicky trigger buttons. Might have to pick one up for the Switch, I find the Joycons make my fingers all cramped after around an hours play.
I love this game - although, the first game controls much better and felt better overall. Although, I have been pestering for the devs to bring this over since I played the original, so I can't complain.
"on yesterday on here..." I guess I was tired when I wrote that! Ignore the first "on" :)
Bit of info: The game seems to be missing on the PSN store, despite it coming out only a few weeks ago - it's available everywhere else though and we've asked the publisher for more info.
This was reported on yesterday on here. From what I've seen on twitter and from the non-hating publications who are blaming Epic for everything, yeah, Epic is paying the difference so that the publishers aren't actually losing any of the money based on the 10 dollar discount.
However, this now devalues the product less than the console and their MRRP. This is an issue as some shareholders see it as a way of devaluing their product pre-launch, almost admitting the q...
Great - but why? Nintendo's controllers aren't the best and don't offer anywhere near the amount of functionality of the DS4. I find the placement of the controls on the Joycons rather uncomfy and in a really bad placement. When trying to hit the B button on the Right Joycon, I always seem to rub against the Right control stick - whether used on the Switch itself or in the plastic controller attachment. It's placed too close and directly above, so it's not in a natural pla...
Literally, every single game uses the touchpad - even if it's only used as one, two or three additional buttons rather than touch operation - it's still used. There's also the six-axis motion controls which won't be supported, there's no speaker on the controller functionality and the smaller Switch controllers aren't the best in terms of comfortability.
I have to agree I'm afraid - I'm on 4.5 hours and I'm on the final mission - I've been doing the side missions and picking up every data pod and stash box as I go as well. If you literally just headed right for the story missions, done a few close-by missions to unlock more of the story, then proceeded. You could probably get through the narrative very fast.
That being said, I love the game - the combat is so satisfying.
'Lose' what? Why is the publication pushing a console-war inducing article... oh, it's GamingBolt...
nobody ever 'Loses' at E3, regardless of all the fanboys who try and claim they do - MS shows off a lot of third-party games which people can play on pretty much every platform, along with a few PC and Xbox timed or contractual exclusives, Sony shows off the games it is creating whilst giving an update on where they're at, as well as more third partie...
I tried it but didn't like the controls, so never finished it.