Personally, nothing stated in those games was overly hard to follow.
The Assassin's Creed 1 ending wasn't really a "WTF" ending, more of just a bad ending.
The Assassin's Creed 2 ending was much better and hardly the "WTF" people are making it out to be. Least those of us that read a book now and then.
Having said that though, the fear that Ubisoft will continue to try to not answer questions and cons...
As I understand it (and when I first introduced to the FPS genre a long time ago), camping was defined by a single person that stayed in the exact same spot for the majority of the entire match. Even when they are killed they would spawn and head back to that one spot.
The "professional camping" as the author of the article put it, is what we call "Map Control". Which is the ability for a player of team of players to control a section of the map to pre...
If you'ved loved the "PSN is Down" articals, then you'll love the next big hit.."PSN is Back"
Which include community favorites like:
PSN: Back but broken?
PSN is back, but is it secure?
PSN: Back but Sony could have done it better.
and everyone's personal favorite:
PSN is back, but where are the upgrades you never promised?
You can look forward to...
I didn't give you those disagrees but I think they may be disagreeing with you saying this statement made by Bungie is meaningless.
They also might not be disagreeing with your statements at face value, verbatim. They may be simply disagreeing with you because while it's true those companies did in fact show up at E3 with an announcement, they believe Bungie will not.
They also could just be random people floating around hitting the disagree b...
Sony already released a statement saying that the all credit card information was protected. By telling people to protect themselves Sony is simply using caution.
As for your "privacy" your personal information I.E Name, address, phone number. Dozens of companies and busnesses have had that information long before you gave it to PSN. Why do you think we get junk mail or telamarketer phonecalls? It's because your information was sold or shared by a company ...
Lesson: Your personal info is out there the second you are born.
Also why does it matter if they know your real info or not, you are still giving them your money. They could care less about your real name or location.
It doesn't nessessarily have to be a fabrication.
Thousands of people are victim to credit card fraud every week that has nothing to do with PSN.
It could be the case that these people just so happened to be a member of PSN and are affected by credit card fraud completely un-related to Sony.
It's just easy to blame Sony at this point. With a big "crisis" like this, people seem to forget that the same card they used ...
In fairness,
Why should a small, unknown blogs opinion be worth any less than a popular websites opinion?
True.
However if they lowered the price to remove those added specifics then that would possibly take away from the phyical medium sales of the game.
Who would purchase a $60 game from a store when you could DL the full game for $45 from the online store?
In the future, if no physical copy is created I could see it launch straight at a better price point.
However, I don't see that happening till next gen when production cos...
I'll agree with you on those points, though while everyone is being captivated by the graphics and visuals something was nagging at me.
I know this is indeed nitpicking but I'm so far not too keen on the overall sound of what I've seen.
The voice actor playing the doctor imparticular I don't feel is played well enough. His accent goes from Russian to American to Scottish all in this video.
The voice actor also because o...
Actually, there was no Super Street Fighter 4 released for the PC.
Vanilla SF4 was the only version released on the platform.
Not only will PC users have to pay for the DLC but they will also have to pay for the SSF4 features.
My guess is the PC version will be released for $50 (full retail) and the console DLC will be priced at $20-$25.
I don't recall if a price point has actually been announced for this title. When one is announced I imagine it will be around $20-$25. This is strictly DLC.
It's not simply the new characters people will be going for in this new DLC. Players will have access to the most recent balance tweaks released in the Arcade Edition.
Character balances have shifted, moves have changed and players want to keep their skills sharp on the most up-to-date ve...
As I am lead to understand, Sony introduced a new system with the "Cloud" update that effectively rendered the originally stolen codes from Sony useless for opening the system. Sony effectively changed the locks, making everything Geohot achieved with the stolen keys obsolete.
Hackers now have to start from scratch except this time under full knowledge that Sony is not afraid to prosecute the individuals responsible.
I would happily purchase an HD revamp of the title should Capcom release one. I so loved the game on the PS2.
However, the thought of a sequel without the talented Clover studio behind it doesn't sit well with me.
I'd be afraid in Capcom's haste to rush out a sequel, they wouldn't give it the love the title needs. What's more, it would be very very hard to top the original.
I'm not sure I would like triggers for the L2/R2 buttons, or further resistance on the sticks.
The resistance on the sticks is there on the Xbox 360 simply because it was designed with the Western hand in mind. Western gamers tend to put power behind movements of the thumb rather than finesse of Eastern hands, where it is all about subtle movements. It would only serve to alienate the Eastern gamers by uping the resistance to an uncomfortable level.
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I don't think that it's a case of judgement on the stills themselves.
Personally, it's a "poor rare" because they put time and effort into something and then it was cancelled. As a creator, it's always heartbreaking to know that your ideas will never be seen and people won't be able to experience them.
Regardless whether or not the final product wasn't up to standard, it's still frustrating to see Rare never be able ...
My interest in this title has really peeked over the past month. I like what I'm hearing about taking progressives steps and taking risks in what an MMORPG is and what it can be.
These decision, in the end, may work or they may not work, but at least steps are in fact being taken.
Free to play doesn't hurt at all either.
I do wish they would show some gameplay footage. This game was supposed to have been released last year when it suddenly went quiet and we were not given much of anything to work with.
I love the Armored Core series but as a fan I question some of the design choices I have in fact heard about. This seeming focus on co-op and online play is one of those concerns.
I think we are in for a long wait, to be perfectly honest. There are many inherent risks to releasing such a niche genre of games in any region other than their home.
I'm personally still waiting for the game Malicious to see a western release. That's not a JRPG or for the PSP and is a fully digital title. If that is having issues coming over then I can't help but feel less than optimistic on the idea of more JRPG's (especially new I.P's) seeing west...
The reason for it's exclusive nature is most likely due to the fact that it is a Kinect game.
I think what the vocal Xbox 360 crowd is hungry for are more "core" exclusives such as the RPGs Lost Odyssey. For this reason, Kinect titles are often ignored.