@zidane1341 -If the PS4 is PS3.5 in your mind, what do you consider the X1?
Exactly. Today I've read articles about how hilarious there's a gaming guide for The Order and why the actors sound like they are breathing too hard. The "piling on" for this game is getting very nitpicky and bordering on farcical.
So we've finally starting to run out of things to nitpick about The Order?
I guess what I said isn't included in freedom of speech? My friend...
You sure are in a lot of these articles commenting, for someone who hasn't played the game or has any desire to play it.
I've played 2 hours of the game and I'm loving it. I can understand it's not a game for everyone, but for me I'm enjoying it immensely. But then I dig the Victorian Period and steampunk. Don't understand the complete hatred for this game. It's a shame.
All the 1 bubble users here showing why they have 1 bubble. [slow clap]
While I won't lie and say I didn't wish that this game was universally loved, I'm still pretty excited for this game. I love the steampunk genre and if it has a decent story I'm in. There are plenty of games out there where I can shoot endless waves of enemies. I just hope it sells well enough to warrant a sequel that can be expanded on.
Considering you don't have a PS4, you sure do care about their exclusives and feel threatened by them. Go enjoy your X1 and WiiU that you so proudly state that you have. Your hard earned $60 is safe in your bank account since you can't play The Order anyway.
@Starlord- Septic is a troll? You're kidding right? He's one of the most unbiased users here. While I don't always agree with what Septic posts, I never thought of him as trolling.
I only get to play games about an 1 hour a day. So if The Order entertains me for a 1.5 weeks in my opinion its money well spent.
This seems like a "pat on the back, I have a 4K system!!"article.
Plus steampunk elements!
Did you cry when DVDs were in letterbox too? Were you part of the crowd that kept buying the hideous Standard versions of movies?
The media sure loves to proclaim the death of things.
1) Death of PC gaming
2) Death of console gaming
3) Death of physical media
4) Death of single player games
Enough already. It must be tiring trying so desperately to be the "smartest person in the room."
I kind of like that Sony didn't promote this game too far out and risk over exposure and hype fatigue. If they heavily promote this game for Feb. I think the response will be great.
I agree(my Steam game list is ridiculously large), but then I don't mind digital for PC because you're not able to sell physical PC games back like the console version.
I sell mine through Amazon. They pay for shipping the game to them and once they've received it, they deposit a gift card credit into my Amazon account.
I barely have the time to play the games I own let alone have the time to watch someone on YouTube play them.
I've never had a problem with letterbox/black bars. I notice it initially and then after a minute or so never see it again when watching movies or playing games.
The black bars thing is really a non-issue that critics have latched onto as a deal breaker for The Order. Petty