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Are they just ignoring the backlash from the fanbase and fanning the flames on purpose? Smh Blizzard.
No, just no, Shadow is the weakest of the reboot trilogy. Boring, forgettable characters and story, strips away most of the games combat but still snowballs you with upgrades and skills with barely anywhere to use them, tombs are no different to how they worked in 2013 and Rise, you'll spend more time running around cities gathering collectibles than anything else.
Uncharted 4 blows it away in almost every way, visually and technically superior, better gameplay, vastly ...
I honestly hope we don't eventually go down the road of everything being streamed anytime soon, I don't really fancy paying a month several to subscribe to various publishers separate services, this especially just takes away any form of power or ownership from the consumer. The likes of MS, EA and probably soon Ubisoft and Activision trying to push gaming to towards live services and GaaS crap, no thanks.
Agreed, had fun for a few games but the boards are tiny and have no variety or twists, too many motion controlled mini games, items cost too few coins and the games are too slow paced.
Mario Party 4 is still my favourite.
Honestly I found the PSVR version (assuming you are referring to that) the worst version by far. Graphics are a blurry mess, it strips out features like being able to view your character, no kill animations and other animations removed from the game too. The FOV is also really terrible but I understand it's all to maintain the locked 60fps which is nice, and aiming the bow with the headset allows unparalleled accuracy compared to a controller.
Sadly I get motion sicknes...
The PS4 has only sold about 1 million more than X1 in the UK, so your argument falls flat based on that alone.
I've not been following this whole censorship thing too deeply, but as far as I can see it's the censorship of sexualised content where the girls appear to be underage or the age is ambiguous? Or has it gone beyond that now?
Agreed, it's baffling after all these Rockstar still make you mash a button to run, control schemes have always been the worst part of their games.
It's not that simple though, whilst it's true that they managed to get all Crash games on to a single disc the Spyro games are much larger in scale, 1080p/4k textures, full original and remade soundtracks takes up a lot of room.
It potentially being on 2 discs is better than having to download the rest.
I don't see the point of adding all of those skills and weapons to the game, there is barely any combat so nowhere to use them *shrug*
I know I may get disagrees with this since TR has never really been about the combat, but the lack of it in this title is really jarring, questionable from a design standpoint considering the game snowballs you with skillpoints, weapons and upgrades with barely anywhere to use them.
The previous two games had a lot more combat and I know they tried to balance, but they went too far the other way imo by removing like 80% of it.
I honestly can't wait for this, I only played 1 as a kid and 2/3 only via demos, so it will be great to experience those for the first time :D
I don't see the point of the rewards being more weapons and equipment when the base game barely gives you any chance to use them as they stripped 80% of the combat encounters away.
I can join party chats on Vita though, so how does that work?
Numerous reasons.
Not much hype behind it, reviews seem to think it's just a re-skin of Rise, horrible timed exclusive decision with the aforementioned game, Rise had a horrible release day timing and Shadow's isn't much better.
Did you find it wow, so amaze?
Watch the full digital foundry analysis if you still think the E3 build is superior, it all gets well and truly debunked and shows that the release version is clearly better.
One of the worst and most disappointing games ever, it was awful.
I agree, so many weird design choices.
The game snowballs you with weapons and upgrades, yet there is barely any combat in the game to use them so what's the point? The story is extremely weak, Lara triggers an apocalypse and after the flood nothing else happens and it gets ignored. The characters are so forgettable, and I don't think Camilla Luddington is a very good Lara imo, her accent is all over the place.
I did enjoy the emphasis on stealth,...