I haven't bothered much with the campaigns in CoD mainly because they're mostly the same Michael Bay esque action. Yeah there's some good story mixed in, but it's much of the same year in and year out, at least for me.
I figure most fast paced games help with dexterity and hand eye coordination. It makes sense too, with how fast games have gotten over the years and the majority of things on screen that one needs to take notice of. I'll continue playing these games to keep my brain active.
Yeah it makes sense. A lot of developers out there do make games and end them eventually. But of course, there are people who want to milk it and push it to the limit as much as they can. Part of me thinks that's how Assassin's Creed should have went, but when it's selling so well yet, they're going to continue with it. But I personally don't mind it as long as I'm having fun.
For that price it's totally worth it. And this is one Amiibo I want on my shelf for sure.
A really good move on Microsoft's part. Here's hoping they continue this trend of building their company up and making quality games.
If they were to make a new mobile device, I think that'd be great. There is still an interest in it I believe. They just need to do it right, and by that I mean they need to get rid of the expensive memory cards. Maybe up the storage and offer gamers the ability to purchase other brands of storage instead.
Here's hoping this is a lesson learned for Activision and company. Maybe it's time to retire the franchise.
As long as it's something fun and isn't some typical mobile game, I 'll be happy. But this is Nintendo, so I expect them to do great mobile games.
Yes they offered refunds for some, but they should at least done free DLC, or even a code for another game. It's a good thing to do, especially for those who wanted to play the PC version so bad, but couldn't and had to wait even longer.
Pretty cool, hopefully it's something epic. I wouldn't mind a future Rock Band working with the Oculus VR.
They do this sort of thing for trailers for movies. Sometimes showing scenes not even in the game. If anything it's a smart move to tease a game with something that might not be in the game. It just needs to be done right, and I think Naughty Dog did it right with that trailer.
I don't really bother much with review scores like I did in the past. If a game gets really low ratings across the board, I wont bother with it, but if a game gets a few 5's, 6's, 7's or whatever, I usually may check it out. Some great games do end up getting poor reviews, so I always like to give games a shot if they look fun to me.
Nice, glad to see this game get a lot of love. Splatoon came out of nowhere and I'm glad it's doing so well pretty much everywhere.
Glad to see more sites like this. I prefer when there's many more sites out there sharing what reviews are out for games. I'm for sure going to bookmark this one.
I liked Unity somewhat myself, but it just didn't do it for me.
Smart move. I can see a price cut coming on down for the US market as well.
If Sony were to lower the price tag down to $300 for the US market, that'd be a big one for Sony. I wonder if Microsoft would answer back with their own price cut. It's an exciting time.
I think that's a good thing. I don't think 343 will forever be invested into Halo. If anything we will one day see some kind of end to Halo, albeit not for a very long time. And maybe one day we'll see something from 343 that's different. I'm happy with their focus on Halo though.
Yeah, it looks like I will for sure pass on this one. Sad to see it fail so miserably, but that's to be expected when you rush things out.
I am the same way actually, the last episode of Game of Thrones has yet to come out, and I honestly don't remember much of what happened this season. But I kind of look at it like each episode is like its own little season, where each cliffhanger extends to the next episode.
But yeah, episodic games that take months to release episodes can be a problem. But the smaller games seem to work, because we're only dishing out $5 or a total of $20-$25 for these games.