I just want to know that we'll get some real games for it. We've seen the odd little shovelware type games that are shallow but to fun to test out the new hardware with and we've seen it added as an optional mode in a few preexisting games but I know from the last few peripherals I bought we don't often get anything after that, just an ever decreasing series of games that add it as an option, that are clearly less and less geared toward that mode of play.
This clickbait gets quite annoying... but are we going to do anything about it?
Great month for PS3 owners who didn't already own those games. Getting Season 2 of a series free is pretty ridiculous though. I've already played it anyway but that's obviously not their fault, I just think it's kinda dumb to only get Season 2, you could argue that it's self contained but I really think you need to have played the first to fully enjoy it.
Dont worry about it, PC people. The game was absolutely the selling out of Rocksteady in every other way too, you're not missing anything important. Aside from a cool way of using the camera during cutscenes this game was soulless lowest common denominator pap. How the Hell you go from being the only people to ever get Batman right in a videogame to trying to turn the franchise into a tank shooter I'll never know.
Fair point. I've really been looking forward to this game and am familiar with the team's past work so it gave me the info I felt I needed and I could kinda fill in the rest from the stuff I already knew but I can definitely see how it might not have been the best presentation to sell the game to people who might not have already had it on their radar.
It did look amazing and pretty much looks like what we've all been asking for since the release of the first Littlebigplanet, only maybe even better and more open to creative experimentation.
Still after seeing that giant evil skinny mouse thing I'm not sure 'Dreams' is such a good title. Maybe '(some) Dreams (but mostly creepy as shit nightmares)'.
Thanks for replying with a decent counterpoint and not just the kneejerk accusations of being a troll that I was expecting to receive. Like I said I do appreciate how David Cage is trying to do something different with interactive experiences. I just find the type of experience he seems to want to create is heavily story focused and as a storyteller he is just awful. Everything I've seen of his so far has just been po-faced cliché-ridden cheese that makes me cringe just as bad if not...
Sorry, I know this will be taken as some console war crap but this one doesn't excite me in the least so far. David Cage is a cliché spewing machine and the basic concept is so hackneyed and cheesy it got old before Isaac Asimov lost his baby teeth. Be honest people, how many times have you seen the 'Robots is people too but humans is persecutings them for being differunt' hack plot? What new insight or information do you think you're likely to get from this story? Especi...
Didn't read all of this review as I have only played the first episode since it became free, though the review of that episode pretty much says everything I wanted to about it. It's strange, this was the first Telltale game I didn't immediately buy a season pass for as I just couldn't see the franchise making for a good story based adventure game. I also described (before it was announced) a Telltale Game of Thrones series as being possibly the best thing ever. As it turns out...
Admittedly I haven't played the game so I could easily be wrong but from what I've seen of her I have to say she strikes me as an embarrassingly contrived attempt to stroke the egos of the lunatic social justice warrior types. I thought the fight was all about getting well rounded real feeling human characters but everything I've seen of this one seems to be her beating huge muscular men in bare knuckle boxing fights despite her skinny muscleless arms and leading her brainless idi...
Make no mistake Yakuza Dead Souls is not the most technically well made game ever and is in fact probably technically the worst Yakuza game but I absolutely adore it and probably consider it my favourite of the series.
As somebody who grew up on cheesy 80s and 90s cheapo zombie movies Dead souls is the only game to really nail the charming campy B movie feel of them. Its probably a perfect Halloween game, I might even go back to it for the night myself. Just remember not to ...
What!??!!!? Oh God no! This isn't happening! This is NOT happening! Why, God? WHY??!!!? First 9/11 and now this!?!!? Haven't we suffered enough as a species?!!?
And once again, the higher scoring reviews are full of people gushing about how they can't wait to play it and how THIS one will be the game that gets AC back on track and the lower scoring reviews are full of people accusing the reviewers of trolling and clickbaiting. It never ends.
No, I'm something else. I'm joking, I'm just saying the fake pranks with currently popular douche show is not exactly a new format.
Bah, these bloody kids today. Back in my day we had real shows, like Punk'd with Ashton Kutcher.
If you like a game with a well written story and tons of atmosphere you're gonna have a good time. I'd definitely give it this score too and that's probably only after knocking half a point off for the frustration I felt when running in to two (on reflection quite minor) bugs within a short time,
Just know if you're planning to play it on Halloween, set aside a good few hours because the first two hours or so aren't all that scary and the writing is just g...
Yup, pretty much what I expected to see. From the first click on the menu bringing up a, 'Join the Ubisoft club for exclusive blah blah' pop-up ad, to the level of cheeseball douchery that would make Vin Diesel blush, to the throwing things at the net full of barrels hung obviously over the bad guy's heads, to the leaping around Victorian London in a silly slightly Arabic looking superhero costume, to the general dull as dishwater 'gameplay'. Yes, it's another AC game ...
If I had to pick 10 properties Telltale really should get to work on it would probably be the previous 10 properties they started working on.
Why is nobody ever inspired by these games to create something similarly individual, experimental and deep? Why, when I see 'inspired by' does it usually mean, 'Completely ripped off all the surface aspects while managing to miss the point of what made the original important'?
They musta thought it was whiteboy day. It ain't whiteboy day, is it?