I still play this game often. Though I can’t complain of 20 conquest maps, I still would have liked to see a Normandy Invasion, Battle of Stalingrad, Fall of Berlin, or Battle of Okinawa themed maps
Microsoft hasn’t purchased Zenimax yet. That finalizes in June. Doom is also not a Microsoft game no more than one could say Sunset Overdrive is a Sony game
Imagine if Sony advertised the PS5 as “the most powerful PlayStation ever”
My opinion which will get disagrees, Sony will be complacent if Xbox ends console manufacturing. Who would they compete against, Nintendo? I mean Xbox as a service will deliver AAA games via PC and cloud streaming to phones and TVs, which it’s Microsoft who is trying to catch up and replicate Sony’s 1st party software success this generation after being lackluster for 10 years. But who would Sony compete against in the evolutionary spectrum of game console hardware? -thus my thoughts on compl...
Can you send me a pm? I’m wondering why you jumped at Xbox in 2010 as opposed to 2005. I mean, you started playing on Xbox at their turn of reducing their AAA game output to focus on Kinect. Probably the worst time to buy an Xbox if looking for 10+ years of good gaming over what the competitions AAA output since 2008.
For me I went from PS2 to PS3 in March of 2007 six months after the “disastrous” $500-$600 PS3 launch, and mostly because I was very hopeful of more platform...
Its amazing to me that Microsoft “playing their cards right” would be to have the series x/s as the last Xbox. It was only 13 or 14 years ago that Sony had a hard time selling a $500-$600 console and the same comments and articles written that Sony would abandon console manufacturing with the 360 launching a year ahead and cheaper to purchase off the shelf.
Edit: read the last sentence at “last gen” instead of “best gen”. I sure hope it is for Microsoft, as quality deplet...
They are a software company after all, who’s also done a poor job at delivering great game software for a decade now. I can’t say their dream is gone, but they entered the console “wars” to “crush Sony”
No they are second party. Their previous entries that were popular were Dead Nation and Resogun. I am unsure how many multiplatform games they’ve made in the past, but they’re previous titles that Sony published have always been ps only, no pc release
Umm... not sure. But after purchasing Insomniac for $230 million Id think the studio was almost purchased for ‘free’ in that game alone, excluding development and publishing costs of course
Can’t really agree Sony was protecting their customers. Sony is quite strict with refunds, where if you play the game once on PS, stream it, etc, you void your ability for a refund if purchased digitally. For Sony to keep it on the digital store and anger customers who want refunds would cause a situation where Sony is forced to change their digital refund policy for a single title that they didn’t develop or publish. Microsoft handles their refund policy differently, where a gamer can be ref...
@gamer7804, no ones dodged your question, as Thundercat hasn’t answered it yet, so no need to be defensive. I’m glad your enjoying Hivebusters DLC. There are a lot of quality titles to play currently and to catch up on the past year. In the launch period of new consoles, DLC for an older game isn’t exactly full wind in the sail of excitement
You mean quantity, or was that the joke?
Not quite. I mean I get the joke. Xbox is mostly a digital platform now. So from that angle yes, it’s only offered digitally on the Xbox marketplace. Me personally as a PS player I buy almost all of my games physically, as I enjoy my game shelf of titles smiling back at me. I have great memories playing every one of them. Haven’t played cyberpunk, but I can buy the game today on PlayStation physically, which is the only way to preserve your games you spend money on. Who knows, if cyberpunk wa...
Agreed. Patches were once something to improve upon a game, add new content, etc. But now us gamers are expected to accept patches are a ‘gift’ given for developmental failures of a studio gamers have dropped their hard earned money on? I grew up on the SNES, there was no patches and the games worked
Bro you should let it go, hope for a different directive art style, or stop buying ND games
They aren’t owned by Microsoft. Not until next summer anyway
Going back a few years now, I remember Test Drive on PS2, loading screens you played Pong
I wouldn’t say he undersold because he didn’t over oversell. He was very specific to not have high expectations, thus there was 1 game announcement by cgi trailer
The setting looks good though
The mp is pristine and plays a lot like bf4, and all the dlc if free like in battlefront 2. I understand initial grudges based off the single player stories. The “don’t like it, don’t buy it” thing. Many passed on it due to emotional grudges with single player stories were handled based on actual historical events, but the multiplayer is prime battlefield.