Next Winter Is December 2023 all the way to March 2024 folks, so it could very well be february/march 2024, there's no 2023 notion anywhere keep that in mind lmao
Maybe I'm an Oldie but I would always prefer a traditional DP input over a one directional input, it honestly also makes the move feel different but that again might just be a personal thing, a down d/f forward for a hadouken feels like your character builds up the energy from the ground up through their body towards the front and release it, a single direction doesn't give me that same feeling, same with some half-circle moves that actually have your character move from back to front...
Such a shame what we're seeing from Sonic Games, there's been a few good ones down the line... but to me ever since Sonic Adventure 2 the rest has been worse and worse (except for rehashes of the old game in some of the titles but that's not the same as a good new Sonic).
Just make Sonic Adventure 3 already, funnily enough that game could have some open world aspects (the old ones sorta did with zones and the zones included entrances to the stages).
Well to be fair dynasty warriors changed multiple things that put people off, the open world aspect was actually not that bad, just buggy (they did fix it with DW9 Empires btw) but mostly the new combat system was massively oversimplified which was one of the bigger gripes fans had with the game.
Been playing since DW1 (the fighting game) myself and I don't mind the open world aspect as much + they need to learn which they can only do by trying something new and then ma...
Well things change, gaming became more expensive, paying for psplus means more money available for them to provide us great online/services/discounts/inve sting in studios etc. etc.
Also actual exclusives? still plenty of those even though some are timed exclusives, not to mention some timed exclusives went to PC but still run worse then on PS for months after release and also most of them have at a year up to years of exclusivity if you haven't played it by then you pr...
Well I'm hyped, they seem to finally incorporate some more advanced stuff that they took out like parry's, feels like a modern 3rd strike which I'm totally fine with!
Might jump back into this game, bought it a while back and glad to see them seperating themselves so they can focus on the future of this game, F2P can be great it all is a matter of who's behind the wheel and so far this game has never had insanely overpriced items and everything can be unlocked just by playing (not grinding an insane amount either).
Honestly Diablo 1 and 2 were both great for their time.
I actually liked some of the more 'hardcore' mechanics in D1, like being limited in using spells cause they consumed a spellbook you found (or had a number of charges before you lose them) and then you'd need to find a new spellbook, it made you use everything more sparingly and think about how to descend the levels/floors in that game.
I always like innovative games over trendy games, even if only to prevent us from having 100 CODS / BR games, 3 formula's that work for an RPG, 1 or 2 formula's for horror games constantly getting rehashed etc. etc.
When treading into unexplored territory often you encounter things you need to tackle somehow that no other dev has had to tackle before because it hasn't been done, as such the way Death Stranding turned out is already insanely surprising that it wa...
So many disagrees however would anyone truly want a new MGS story without Kojima writing it? (which won't ever happen again unless konami sells off the IP to Kojima Productions, which also won't likely ever happen).
I'm a massive MGS fan but wouldn't want a 'forced' MGS, the story would lack, the other parts in the series would get diminished from it, think metal gear survive... that didn't do MGS any favors I bet anyone who played that never wan...
Honestly, idk if Elden Ring is 'obviously' the better game, sure in some aspects it does better; especially hitting steady framerates etc.
But mechanic wise, world-building wise etc. I don't know if it actually triumphs bloodborne, I dig the open-world aspect but to me proper linear-game design can still be great as well, like.. FF7 Remake for example is great even though it's linear, same goes for bloodborne.
I miss interesting mechanics ...
I would love nothing more then MGS to continue but let's face it, the chances of it happening are close to 0%
MGS series, FF7, Chrono Trigger, Shenmue 1&2 and BloodBorne are my favorite games of all time so I really would like to see it expanded, MGS4 was such an emotional rollercoaster and the series in general has so many highs unfortunately MGSV was not finished properly because the deadline got moved forward (twice if I recall correctly) and then came Metal Gear...
Oh you... :( it's painful but it won't happen, even if it would happen it won't be MGS without Kojima...
Konami has the rights to MGS, they won't sell it to Kojima, they might outsource it someday for a MGS title or spin-off but it'll just be some BS like MGS Survive :'(
Besides that Kojima has already said he parted ways with MGS because for him the story was rounded up with MGS4 and he wanted to move on to new projects for a long...
To me there's a few things that made Bloodborne super special, the setting, the lore, the fast dodge instead of rolling, the gun parry's and how everything was handled between the world-building and the lore and especially... the insight mechanic, the insight mechanic alone put it above the other fromsoft titles for me personally..
I just love how it impacts things throughout the game, revealing more and more etc. it's just such a unique and cool mechanic I hope...
While I agree PoE is an interesting take, it's different, I like PoE but also hate it at the same time for a few of the mechanics / the grind every season is pretty rough, you need to invest a lot of time into the game to get a decent build and cannot respec your character at all (besides the orbs of regret) there's just some things PoE does worse then other games in the same genre but unfortunately nowadays a lot of people either love or hate something and there seems to be no in-bet...
Just been taking my sweet time because the amount of content / different biomes / enemies etc. is insane, Currently at about 80 hours and level 95, still nowhere near endgame content and still having a ton of fun exploring!
This is a great example of how open worlds don't have to be empty also I still feel even with my slow paced exploring I've probably still missed a ton of secret stuff, makes the replayability all the more worthwhile when I eventually get to that!...
It will have RT in the future they have said that, but first of they are focussing on improving the experience overall on PC, got a few friends who barely get any stuttering on PC and are enjoying this as their first from software game.
Once they nail some of the issues hopefully everyone can enjoy it to the max (although aside from some graphical issues, the game is pretty much bug free otherwise right now).
Thx for the response, il definitely check this out during dinner or something =].
Which one are you referring too?
The one I watched was uploaded just yesterday on the official Gran Turismo TV youtube so I'd love to see that other one too for comparison.
My bad, however the point I was trying to make is it might very well be in 2024 not 2023 (which is what 99% instantly was assuming as the date)