Leaving the job of lead programmer of game as huge as this one to go work on a mobile game says a lot on both Square Enix and FFXV'state. It probably won't affect the development, but that news is still worrying in my opinion.
Amy Henning.
Director and writer of Soul Reaver, Soul Reaver 2, Uncharted 1, 2, 3 and worked on the Jak and Daxter series.
Pretty much a hero to me.
@Hellsvacancy
You're talking as if we didn't have good graphics right now. We do.
Why giving so much importance on resolutions ? Gameplay is the core of every game. It should always be the main focus (over resolution I mean. Story, writing, etc. are extremely important too). Plus, consoles are much cheaper than high end PCs which are, by the way, upgraded a lot more frequently. I don't see how the comparison is relevant.
Cool. Next step US and Europe I hope. I want Sony to keep focusing on making games and working on cool features rather than struggling with things that don't work.
Well, the second chapter of TW 2 was made possible thanks to the rather linear structure of the game. Now with such a huge Open World, it would be way more complicated to do the same thing. And that's logical. As long as the game features choices and consequences, it's all good !
And because CD Projekt are talented, not only does the graphics improve from one episode to the next, but the overall quality of the games as well. Some studios should take notes.
It's day one for me, no matter what. The art direction itself is a reason to buy the game. The atmosphere leaves me speechless.
"I also believe MS gotten better with the messaging and now are in a better place than a year ago."
Well, they sill have to pay for timed exclusives to attract more gamers so maybe they're not in a much better place than a year ago (except for the Kinect part).
I meant :
"Release Dragon Quest on PS4 and Pokemon 3D on Wii U, and then consoles will sell like hot cakes"
Release Dragon Quest on PS4 or Pokemon 3D on Wii U and you'll see if the console market in Japan is decaying !!
The graphics are spectacular. So is the art direction. The story seems cool too.
But so far I don't like the gameplay aspect of the game. It still looks like a generic TPS to me. Cover, shoot, cover, shoot, move. I wished it was more adventure-game than shooter.
But I'll still buy it because of Santa Monica,Ready at Dawn, and that fucking awesome atmosphere.
Well I wasn't expecting the game to come out any sooner. Kojima always takes time to polish his games and think of the best directions to take. I trust him and his decisions. This game will make us shit our pants, fingers crossed.
@jimjam3442
"What would I have done if I was Joel ?" is what's left to interpretation. And that's not a simple thing to answer.
Yes please. Dishonored is one of my favourite games from last gen. A sequel on PS4/One would be amazing.
The art direction is spectacular. A single look at the scenery and you can literaly feel the gothic vibe. I'm already in love with that game. From Software, you're geniuses.
The ending to Elie and Joel storyline was perfect on its own. What comes next is up to people's interpretation and imagination.
The best thing (to me) would be new characters in another place of the states (or of the world), who eventually cross pass with older Ellie and Joel in the middle of the game or near the end, when you don't expect it at all. Tears of joy.
Amazing trailer. Amazing music. Even though I have to admit I was kinga eager to hear "Sins of the Father" from Donna Burke, which was so epic in the previous trailer. But I guess this one is supposed to be darker. And it is.
Can't wait for the game !!
That would be amazing. The song in the E3 trailer gave me goosebumps.
Jade, Farah, Citra, Barbara... Ubisoft games featured some mesmerizing women...