I'm sorry, but the interface is what matters? Operating Systems are expensive and you only want it if it looks pretty?
If that's what you look for, you might as well buy a Mac.
That's true. I'm still rocking Windows XP, like most gamers I know. Even then, older games require you to modify endless amounts of files for stability (e.g. Grim Fandango).
Personally, if I was a modder, I'd be happy with the recognition. I'd love to see models based on mine in a game like Skyrim.
That was unnecessary. Like it or not, the development cycle HAS been slow on this. That won't make it any less amazing when it does arrive, but don't tell someone to grow up for pointing out the truth.
I do agree. Luckily the amount we're seeing of these two games means they can't be TOO far away and this year certainly has enough good games to keep us all busy and out of pocket.
You're all fools! The end is coming, you'll see!!! You're all gonna...
Wait, what do you mean it's the 22nd now? Riiiight then. Guess I probably shouldn't have spend all my money and quit my job.
Oh well....such is life!
If it is a staged leak though, this is perfect. Getting people stoked before some more real info at E3 perhaps?
Or would they be more likely to wait for the TGS?
EDIT@ @Verminox - There you go then.
Awesome, thanks!
That's just how the photo has been taken. The scene is dressed in the foreground to make it seem more realistic. That's not actually how anyone would have their furniture.
It looks like the sort of shot used to advertise a company that creates these setups.
In that vain, you could say that anybody that modifies a PS3 is fail because it's not how it ORIGINALLY was. And besides, you can only scratch something if it's in contact with something else, like people who leave their game cases on top of the machine. I somehow don't see that happening in this setup.
As for falling of of the wall, I do agree with that, but it all depends on what fixings (in any) are used. Besides, even if it does only stay on the wall for 2 yea...
Says the guy with the Rock Band avatar. You go play your recycled garbage while we all try something new and different. God forbid people can have opinions of their own.
Don't rag on Bethesda DLC. I love my horsie armour!
True, Fallout 3 wasn't perfect, but the bugs i had were things like floating deathclaws and NPCs shooting their friends for no reason. Just like in Oblivion, there are 2 archers north of Bruma that go mental and fight to the death for no reason.
Point is, those bugs are just weird; they don't ruin your game.
This is such a shame. When I first got New Vegas (on PS3), I didn't have a single crash at all. Played all the way through on Hardcore mode and it was smoooooth sailing.
THEN I restarted on Normal mode to go through and try to complete everything I possibly could. Every time there has been a patch to fix problems, it's made the problems worse. I haven't played it since January now because the game wouldn't play for more than 20 minutes without a freeze.
My gaming PC blew up last year and I don't want to spend the money on a new one, but Witcher 2 did tempt me. It looks pretty awesome.
Did I hear right that it might be coming to consoles later in the year or next year (obviously won't be as good quality, but it beats the hell out of buying a completely new rig when i have 2 perfectly good consoles).
Sorry about being off topic. Just curious.
I didn't disagree with you, but I think you're missing the point a little. Developers who don't use motionscan aren't "cutting corners" or "pinching pennies".
The way motionscan works is to track an entirely mapped facial model with many more points than on, for example, the face of Nathan Drake. As such, it makes editing the expressions and getting exactly what they want very difficult. Therefore, you're relying entirely on the actors ...
Tell that to the Broadcasting industry. Apple is a big company and the iPhone is far from being their only product. Besides, Apple aren't the stupid ones. The stupid people are the ones who buy every new version of a product (as you rightly pointed out).
But then again, the gaming industry had CoD, so nobody's faultless.
This year, Apple are releasing more in the way of software, notably Final Cut Pro X. It makes no difference to E3, because professional editing software and games have nothing to do with each other. So I don't see how it's a "shitty move".
And there's not likely to be anything relating to the iPhone 5 as Apple have already said that they are focusing solely on software at this years conference.
They are making the game, we can be sure of that. But considering Portal 2 has just come out, I can't say I'm at all surprised that they won't be showing anything this year.
Ubisoft must love my stupidity. I have every Splinter Cell game on Xbox, yet I will still probably buy this on day one.
Never get bored of these games and this looks good so far.