Resident Evil VIII
No matter how hard I try, I cannot enjoy the gameplay of this game. It's just not fun, no matter how much better at it I get. I'm still enjoying it as far as the presentation and story go. And the one on one fights as Cloud are fun. But having to control all the characters at once constantly rotating to build up ATB just isn't working for me. The AI should be better so I can just use who I want and have fun.
Something a lot of reviews have in common is that this game is short. Some of the physics were removed just like in the demo. And no clock tower...no freaking clock tower. Kind of disappointed. I didn't plan on buying it right away anyway since I'm gonna play FF7R first but still very disappointed.
If you're building a gaming PC or buying one, you're getting a lot more out of the deal than just playing HL Alyx. And that VR headset can do more than just HL Alyx. The game costs 60 bucks.
TBF, I have a 3700x and emulation isn't a big problem. Can even play PS3 games via an emulator at full speed with some of them. I'm sure Sony, if they wanted to, could have the PS5 emulate the older generation of consoles. Emulation wasn't really possible before because of the terrible CPU, but it's definitely possible with Zen 2.
I personally would love a new Uncharted game. I'm just not sure how many people who actually worked on Uncharted in big roles are even left at this point. And honestly, I kind of disliked the more "grounded" approach to Uncharted 4. Naughty Dog has changed as a studio overall and their games will reflect that. I feel like we'll get less original Uncharted, and more Last Of Us like games moving forward.
They definitely suck. It sucks when great games are 30FPS exclusives.
iPhones aren't worth 1000 dollars. And most people know this and don't actually buy them for 1000 dollars they get them with new phone plans. So unless XSeX comes discounted or free with the purchase of a GamePass subscription it needs to be a reasonable price.
Ghost Ship The Game
To me it should. I mean, everyone likes different things and 2018 didn't have too many games I was super excited for. I don't care for westerns, never been into GOW, and despite being a huge Fallout fan I didn't even bother with FO76. My favorite games this year were Dragon Quest 11 and Mega Man 11.
But next year has RE2, hopefully TLoU 2, Kingdom Hearts 3, I'm warming up to Anthem a little bit, the new Metro, Shadows Die Twice, Doom Eternal (maybe), Code Vein, hell ...
For nearly 600 dollars it better be the best..
Dude said this was probably an alpha LOL It launches in a month it better not still be in alpha. And why would they show alpha footage to get sales for their game? Bethesda games have never looked great honestly, FO4 was okay until you seen some of the textures straight outta 2006.
I've been playing nothing but this game since it released. Between story, quests, battles and mini games I'm over 150 hours in already. I will mention here that when I first started playing I didn't notice the difficulty options at the name selection screen. I played the first 10+ hours of the game on normal difficulty and started to get bored with it. Once I started over with stronger monsters on it felt so much better, because on normal you pretty much just one shot everything. ...
I trust gamers over people who are paid to advertise or fight over "clicks".
Meanwhile I'm still hoping Sony will make a version where you can use your own batteries.
I'd say no. More and more people are buying into VR and seeing how amazing it is. It's definitely the future of gaming, but it's still very early in it's life. Too big, too pricey, too complicated for the average person. Advancements are being made all the time though. I'd say in 10 years VR will represent a significant chunk of the gaming market.
VR is too small for a console war. It's amazing to me even in it's current form, but they aren't going to catch on like this. They're all too big, low resolution(except for WMR using lower FOV mode), hot as fuck in the summer(lol seriously), and unless you buy a 300 dollar device they are wired to a PC/PS4. Most of them have tracking issues or require some crazy setup putting shit all over where you want to play at. And most of the games feel more like tech demos, or some arch...
It did look fake. Fake probably not being the right word for some of you though, more like "scripted". A lot of the e3 demos were like that not just LoU2. Gotta put on a show and wow the crowd, no more of that controller isn't working stuff like what happened with UC4. It's not a terrible thing we still get a really good idea of what we already know, which is how the combat will work in LoU2. One thing it definitely looked was good. SotTR wasn't scripted at all, you can ...
If this game is one of the worst games of 2017, than 2017 was the greatest year ever in gaming.
PS5 VR exclusivity? That is just stupid. What kills me is that RE7 can work on PC using Vorpx. It probably would have taken Capcom about an hour or two to add built in VR support for the PC version and yet they didn't.