Just shows you what half a billion dollars of marketing can get you...
I'm really really liking Sonic 4 and while this does look amazing, and I know I am going to get killed for saying this, I think Sonic 4 is better. That's not saying that I think that Sonic Fan Remix doesn't look good but there was a review of Sonic 4 that basically said Sonic 4 felt like a sequel to Sonic&Knuckles, that's what makes it great and I agree with him.
Sonic 4 feels like a progression of Sonic&Knuckles, even the story is linked in with it...
Yea it's the track they showed at E3. I'm still waiting to see the other car types because so far all I've seen is the rally cars.
Bayonetta actually sold alright, it broke a million world wide which is nothing to be scorned at.
I was so set on buying Fallout tomorrow but after reading about all the bugs I'm now thinking I should buy Vanquish and wait for the update to come out before getting Fallout. I'm going to be in the video game shop for about half an hour tomorrow with both games in my hands :(
4 days to go :D (but knowing my luck I was 10001 even though I downloaded the theme at 8:01).
No offence, and correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Zelda classed as an RPG and you don't level up in that game you just get weapon upgrades which I'm sure with level warps you could do.
it could be Nintendo fanboys...
I really want this game to come out now, yes right now so I can march to a 24 hour supermarket, buy it then ruin my life lol.
They do release very buggy games but there is a reason for it. Bethesda have been trying to push the amount of content you can get in a sandbox environment on a disk to a ridiculous degree. When a game is that big it's impossible to find all the bugs so you just need to weight the positives against the negatives and see if they really ruin the game.
A good example is GTA games (or even just Rockstar games), they are notoriously buggy but it doesn't hurt the game be...
Yea but COD gets that much money pumped into it now if it doesn't get perfect scores Bobby smacks you around the face with a fish.
The industry is full of reskinned games with amazing scores. There's a whole genre called sports game that have made a fortune off of reskinning the same game year after year with a noticeable upgrade every 3 to 4 years.
It could take me 10 hours to walk to the shop across the road from me, that doesn't mean it's actually going to take 10 hours though. Gamers, know your jargon!
Why is Microsoft spending so much on launch events and marketing when Kinect has already sold out at most of the major retailers?
I couldn't care less if this game comes out on 360 as long as it's got more substance than ff13, I didn't even finish it because I couldn't handle how boring and frustrating the battle system was.
As much as I love the Resistance series they really are going to have to pull something amazing out of the bag to compete with Killzone 3 but judging by these scans there's a lot of stuff in that bag.
the figures are right. The sales are down from last September but I'm guessing that's due to the slim selling more than the population of China in September last year. The question is... misquotation or literal interpretation, knowing the Pach am guessing he doesn't care, after all his wife is a babe.
You'll be seeing me jetpacking about on the 25th :D
I've just bought Sonic 4 and if I can wait 16 years for that am pretty sure I can wait for GT5. I would rather they delay it than release a game that doesn't have those maniacs at Polyphony Digital seal of approval. As long as GT5 doesn't become the new Duke Nukem Forever I'm coushti.
Personally, I couldn't give a toss if Kinect succeeds or doesn't. At the end of the day I don't have an Xbox 360, mainly due to financial reasons, so it doesn't really effect me. I'm just a little pissed off that instead of investing $500 million in making new and innovative games, Microsoft have decided to spend said money on marketing.