Nope. Sony is just going to send a shipment of games to a region with zero consoles.
(FYI: South Africa isn't a region, it's an actual country with a population of roughly 50 million people. The more you know *shooting star*)
# Night / Day transition
# Stunt Arenas Stunt Arenas
# 32 player online lobbies
# 16 player online races
# Online clan/Clubs
# Spectator mode
# Dynamic Weather (snow, rain, fog, star orbit)
# Ingame weather forecasts not perfect, randomized code PD can't control
# 200+ PS4 cars and 800+ standard cars
# Nascar license
# WRC license (infinite tracks due to track generator, co-driver really needed)
# Supe...
Yes, NCR "super soldiers" (I forget their official title), but not too difficult to take down.
"What's that month called?"
Europe-ber?
I got the same one. See:
http://img214.imageshack.us...
"Any game that takes 5+ years and 60+ million dollars to make is going to be put under the microscope."
I don't necessarily buy that argument but I realize that is the mindset a reviewer goes into when grading a game. However, as a consumer, if two games come out both costing me $60 then they deserve equal criticism. Even if one game required 5+ years of development versus the other game that got pumped out 3 years sooner (assuming they both started development ...
magic
And PS3's lack of exclusives...
-- When? 2006? Sure, but seriously, do we even need to make a full list of all the exclusives from 2007-2010 (and beyond)? Trust me, you don't.
And Sony's arrogance...
-- Both sides have said some things they'd likely want to take back. Hardly anything to cry over, no?
And PS3 losing exclusives...
-- Sony has no control over what 3rd party developers do with THEIR time & money, ...
This should be approved just for the LOLs.
I also heard Mario is coming to 360 and Halo is coming to PS3.
Might I advise changing browsers?
Wii? I know, right, why blame the Wii for shitty development?
I wonder if the same people who state "Windows XP is 10 years old, you need to get with the times." are the same people who say "DVDs are just fine for gaming, I don't need anything bigger."
You can't criticize one old technology and still hold another equally or much older technology to some unattainable level. When did DVDs become the pinnacle of human achievement with regard to physical media?
I'll take one "hyberbowl" of ice cream please.
*hyperbole my friend
I'm guessing because the Dreamcast was released on 9/9/1999.
360: $400
5 years of Live: $250 (possibly cheaper)
Assuming you've never purchased a single accessory: $0 (but having only 20 GB in 2010 would suck don't you think?)
Total: $650
PS3: $600
Total: $600
Hows it any cheaper?
"choice" ?
If you don't pay, then you and your friends won't be playing together. That statement seems to contradict itself. It's either choose not to pay and don't play with friends or forced to cough up the, now, $60 so you and your friends can play.
Face it bro, if you and your friends want to play "Halo and Gears" together, they you really have no "choice".
principal lol
Edit: oops, forgot to click Reply
I recently pre-ordered this for PS3 about a month ago and have since canceled the order. As the article states, it does feel like it's an expansion pack. I dare say, possible cash grab, a "tide me over til FO4 comes out" effort.
Yea, I know, graphics don't make a game but having put 100+ hours into FO3 it'll simply feel too familiar to justify dropping top dollar for the same experience (with a few minor changes).
On an unrelated note, ...
"time a commodity I have very little of nowadays"
But yet you found time to add 59 messages on N4G in 4 days.