If they were going to remake RE4, I can see them reimagining the plot in a darker way, although that would probably ruin some of the charm of the original. It was very campy with an intentional 80's action vibe (Rescuing the president's daughter? They were having fun with American action movies from the start). The game is so over the top it might feel very surreal if they ever tried to remake it with a modern graphics engine. Although I would LOVE to replay it with a real time invent...
Not enough people have played Bloodlines either lol. Or the DS ones...
A DS collection would be a dream come true. Although, Aria of Sorrow on GBA is hands down one of the best Castlevania games.
I'm sure people planning on buying a PS1 Mini/Classic/Whatever will care whether or not it's included, as it's one of the best games on the PS1. Why you gotta be like that? SoTN has been on Xbox via BC for ages.
Hell yeah! I'm glad more people will get to play Rondo of Blood. It's pretty difficult to get your hands on outside of emulation. There was a Wii release though surprisingly. That, and to anyone who hasn't played Symphony of the Night, you're in for a treat. Definitely one of the greatest games ever made. And dammit people, if you like Castlevania, please support Bloodstained when it releases.
How is it any different than the last one? The release window and Xbox One timed exclusivity screwed the sales on that one too.
Pretty sure they're aware lol.
You know. Capcom most went out of business not very long ago at all, and I can really imagine Square Enix in a similar position if something they're doing doesn't change, and if they don't do well by their fans and IP. People might say their IP is too big to fail, but again, look at Capcom. Megaman, Resident Evil, Street Fighter.
Imagine being the guy that has to come up with new Pokemon still lol. They need to reboot.
The game is over 6 years old; It's not gonna be much of a looker in the first place lol. Luckily Blizzard has great art direction. The author said he's used to 4K on Xbox One X, and of course any other version is going to look like crap comparitvely. Diablo III ran 60 frames on Xbox 360, and unless Blizzard's unfamiliarity with developing on the Switch caused a detriment to the version, it should be just fine. Whether or not people still want to play the game at this point is anot...
1. I agree, non consumer friendly and short sighted decision.
2. It's for kids and it's an engineering/programming toy. I don't know why its existence bothers you.
3. I could argue that the Switch is the most powerful handheld console ever made for half the price of a phone. Agree to disagree.
4. That's taking a huge business loss and no company would do that. Wii U failed for a good reason, would be dumb to continue to manufacture at a loss. I perso...
Yeah, once I learned that they'd be adding story I stopped playing within a week of buying it at launch, and it's still not finished. I've lost all interest. That, and they couldn't seem to make it seamless within the game.
The game wasn't finished. Not even by a long shot. Having to leave the main game to play separated DLC missions is not fluid and takes away from the experience. If anything, when the game was finished, they should have found a way to piece it all together within the game to create a cohesive story and game. What a mess, I bought it on launch day and really wanted to enjoy it.
The first three games were actually Gameboy Advance games that weren't brought to the west until the DS ports. First game was 2001.
I feel like they might have had contracts for multiple Walking Dead games as well, but interest in that property in general has completely tanked. The show was incredibly popular when they started making them. It's a shame, the first Walking Dead game and Wolf Among Us were some very great gaming experiences for me.
Shit! Wolf Among Us was so good :/
Gamecube was one of my all time favorite consoles. Along with PS2.
I said the same thing a couple days ago. It's a shame, because the game is excellent now, but by releasing the game in the state they did they've done irreparable damage to the brand. Good job Activision. Could have given Bungie another year and Destiny would have been received praise from all directions.
This could actually be a good thing. Reception to Capcom has been really great lately, and they might have taken a nice, long look at what they've been doing and decided to stop a particular direction they were going in to take a better road. I've said it before, but one of the things that almost put Capcom out of business was trying to cater too much with their IP to a Western audience. New customers didn't care and old ones felt their favorite series were ruined. Marvel vs. Capc...
That's why Destiny 2 sucked at launch. Everyone complained about the grinding from the first game, so they changed it, and then everyone complained there was nothing to do after hitting level 20. MMO endgame means grinding. If anything, for future installments, I feel like Destiny would be better off with even more MMO staples. More classes, abilities, areas, skills, crafting, an auction house or trading post.
For God's sake Bungie, put in some mini games for people to play. ...