Here's a screen grab from my digital copy of Edge magazine, for those who are interested
*update - apparently I have no clue how to add an image
This article is a copy and paste from the latest issue of edge magazine and before anyone cries about biased journalists or anti-Sony conspiracies, remember out of 17 perfect 10 games 3 were playstation exclusive. Not to mention they've given countless 9 to PS only games
That's a fair point and one I didn't really consider, but had I not played the game I doubt I'd have realised he was native American at all, for me It's entirely due to context and not his appearance in the game.
Hmmm.. I think dualshockers needs to learn about sentence structure, punctuation and form a better understanding of the English language in general. For future reference Here's is a contraction of here are, not here is and the sentence is just awful.
On topic though, I think Delsin has been westernised from the (pictured)earlier concept. As jetlian said he was probably too Indian for the game (sadly).
and why would British Telecom be involved in a conspiracy to lower the score average of ISS? (btw their a national telecoms company)
The Batman Arkham Series disagrees
Well by the sound of things it'll use Move controllers and the PS4 Camera http://www.edge-online.com/... So yes, I suppose they will use a Kinect-like device.
This Edge article says the finished product will be wireless. http://www.edge-online.com/... Its a good read too.
It'll be tricky conveying full immersion when using the DS4, some kind of body motion tracking would be more effective.
you do know the PC version is uncensored, right?
I'm not disputing that a game should maintain its core play mechanics, but there are plenty of examples where developers have expanded on those mechanics to allow greater variety in approaching different situations. In the combat centric genre alone I can think of batman arkham city, god of war, the last of us tomb raider, grand theft auto uncharted (though probably not the greates example). You can have your specific game play mechanics, but that shouldn't disallow variety necessaril...
I got infamous 2 free on ps+, a few hours in I realised that the main storyline and the side missions (plentiful though they are) boiled down to the same repetitive running and gunning gameplay. Having just watched 1/2 an hour of the ign live stream I have to say it looks to be more of the same. I must say it looks very pretty though.
agree and love the reference by the way.
"and made it better then ever than we remember.''
Quick tip kiddies, try reading through your articles before publishing them, otherwise people will never take you seriously.
I wonder if any of you have read the article? Sadly I have and I must say it seems to have been written by an angry child with limited literacy and grammar skills, it's pure flame bait. Simply put all of us who've responded to it have given this boy far too much credit
cool! just don't ever sell the PS3 or Vita. I recently re-bought the PS3 in the wake of ps now announcement which confirmed all my PSN purchases won't move over to ps4.
I don't see how this helps Nintendo's long-term problems, they've been licensing out IPs and characters for donkey's years. This isn't a new, or bold solution.
I got the KZ bundle at launch as it's the only game that I found even remotely interesting and getting the bundle saves money. It's beautiful, but its soooo average as a gaming experience, with good segments almost completely undone by absolutely awful ones and sadly the bad outweighs the good.
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I don't disagree, the wii was a massive success and surprised everyone, lightning in a bottle really. I owned one and I own a wiiu, the problem with the wii is it allowed nintendo to ignore greater fundamental problems with their business particularly regarding strong third party support. Everything about wiiu suggests they're trying to re-capture/further develop what they started with wii, but the audience has moved on and that's why they need to look at Sony&#...
"And? Why is edge speculating on how the world will receive The Order? What's the point? That isn't news."
The article is in the preview section of the magazine(p.34), so yes, it isn't news really. Also the title of the original article is 'The Order: 1886 - Ready at Dawn's steampunk adventure emerges from the marketing smog at last'