Well I can't make a personal opinion of battlefield games, outside BF4, and BF1. I don't see why BF1, got such good reviews. It was like critics were overly looking its faults, and giving very generous scores.
Clotho, from God of War 2, I am scarred for life.
Halo 5, takes several matches to get a feel for the game, if you haven't been playing it for awhile. I like Halo 5 and Gears UE/4, for not giving players 'crutches to lean on' in competitive ranked multiplayer. If you can't hold your own, you will be put in your place. This is how a good arena shooter should be. Now, we just need an old school thoroughbred arena shooter, to be popular across PC and consoles.
I would say Titanfall 2 has had very admirable post launch support also. Even though I personally don't enjoy Titanfall 2, as much as Halo 5 (or even the original Titanfall), the free maps, weapons, and modes, show great support from the dev.
I played Halo 5 heavily, and was often ranked from high platinum to high diamond. The matchmaking and ranking system are fair. However, one has to play 'on point' to maintain or increase their rank. Even when I was high diamond, I would still get worked, when I got matched against onyx players.
I was shocked by the amount of complaining that occurred over a "playful" kiss between two friends. Naughty Dog has stated that Ellie is a lesbian. People should get over the character's sexual orientation, and move on.
The title is plain deceptive. I don't see how PC Destiny 2 will out sell it's console counterparts. The marketing deal for the game is with Sony. I am certain overall, Destiny sales will be PS4>XB1>PC. Also I think the PC version of Destiny 2, will be very 'front-loaded', and won't have the' legs' of the console counterpart.
I thought Sly, was getting a feature film like Ratchet did last year.
Cliffy B, is known for creating games with strong mp components. He helped to create Gears of War and Unreal Tournament. Cliffy B arguably helped 'father' the arena shooter. Cliffy B, was however involved in the design of Gears of War's campaign, Jazz Jackrabbit, and the singleplayer focused Unreal. Games that include single-player, are more expensive to create than one's that are mp only.
If Lawbreakers flops, there very well might not be a another game from Boss Key Studios. One under-performing game, is often enough to sink a small studio, nowadays.
From Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony, I would like to eventually see animated adaptions of the following:
MS- Conker, a series comparable to Rick & Morty
- Perfect Dark, a Ghost in The Shell-like series that takes the original stories, and improves them. Focusing on Joanna's origins and developement as an agent/bounty hunter.
Sony- Sly Cooper, a series chronicling Sly's various adventures, between and before the games.
- Unchart...
@bow2yoda
I don't see the logic in your statement. Then why do well received games by MS, Sony, and other 3rd party publishers drop in price regularly, unlike Nintendo titles? Also, I prefer to buy my games new. I like to buy games new to support studios.
The Wii U production cost was only high due to the tablet controller. SKUs, without the tablet, would of been cheaper to produce. Surprisingly, no tablet-less SKU was produced.
I actually own a Wii U. While I had a good time with Super Mario 3D World, Tropical Freeze, Smash 4, and Bayonetta 2. The games on the Wii U were way too expensive. My PS4 and XB1, had cheaper games, which I tended to find more appealing. Also PS4 and XB1 software, both 1st and 3rd party, had much more frequent sales.
I live in Canada, and even during the holiday's of last year, Wii Us were more expensive than XB1s and PS4s. Plus the games for Wii U were still expensive, old first party games were often full price.
The Dreamcast was far weaker than the PS2, it would have had optimization issues with multiplat games.
The Wii, was really just an up-clocked GameCube in terms of specs.
Nightfire is the best bond post Goldeneye, in my opinion. I found Agent Underfire to be decent, but overall it just felt like a lesser template of Nightfire. Everything or Nothing, had great missions and sets pieces, but wasn't mechanically strong, and didn't have death match. I really miss the Goldeneye-Esque shooters, that were decently popular during the late 90s to early 2000s.
@Mmmmmmmmmmyummy
I would disagree. I think the Halo community is toxic. Some of the hate towards the newer games, is due to people following something that is trendy to do.
Half-Life 3, is literally a game, that has no true reason to not be made. Valve's higher staff must lack of confidence in their own studio(s). The money and staff were their to make the game. Half-Life 3, is not one of many wanted sequels killed by a low selling predecessor or studio bankruptcy. Half-Life 3, never happened simply due to valve not managing resources and time currently.