@Johnny
You're the kind of customer they want, someone who's always willing to open their wallet without question.
@Edmix
It's the idea of them giving other expansions under +, yet Morrowind isn't covered. It's not "gamer expectations getting out of control," it's they know certain gamers will pay for anything without question just because it's from Bethesda and they like their games.
I gave up on ESO, and haven't looked back since. The final straw for me was the announcement of the ESO+ not covering Morrowind, and the BS reason from Bethesda just added salt to the wound. I know there's people hyped for it, and I hope it does work out for them; as for me, I'm enjoying new experiences that hasn't nickel and dime me to death.
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If video gaming isn't a sport, what is it considered?
Anyone have spare costume codes from the pre-order bonus they can PM me? I really wouldn't mind the rabbit/cat looking suit. Or if there's official word of them releasing them down the pipe provide a link?
First June, then Sept, now Aug? Make up your damn mind for the release!
I hope though, before college starts. I have hard classes this semester I can't afford to do average in.
Sorry but those type of women are imaginary.
@Silk
I know they said 30 fps, I'm not disputing it. I'm saying they (Activision) will wait, and then claim they found some way to push 60 fps. I won't be buying Destiny 2 because of other games I found more deserving of my money.
According to Activision and Bungie, yes.
To the (smart) fans, no.
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Already they're showing some new marketing techniques to bait people into buying it. I'm calling it now - close to release, some big announcement involving 60 FPS on PS4.
I don't like the idea of paying for a "chance" in a game at all. I know some will debate/argue why it's ok, however I don't see how you can defend this type of practice.
And there's a big factor a lot of people overlook - the ones with deep pockets win.
Sega answered some of the SNES titles in a different way (and way later than expected). I do give Sega credit for the following:
Console upgrades
Color handhelds
CD medium
Online
Analog controller
As far as controller, the debates are SNES is better, and even the PS controller is modeled after it; however I prefer Genesis because it felt more responsive, and all the buttons were right there instead of 2 separate locat...
I owned both, and both together fit my gamer needs 100%. This was also the first time I had to look at other areas of gaming outside graphics, and even today I still boot these up on occasion since all I have to do is put in cartridge, turn on, and start playing - not wait for patches/updates.
Same with N64 and PS1; owning both filled the gaps in what is considered good experiences.
I don't go off metacritic because my taste in games are different than other gamers. I've enjoyed games the public deemed "bad" or "average" while I hated high profile 9/10 games because it's the same thing under a different name basically.
I went back to classic/retro gaming because there's a lot of factors today I don't like that didn't exist back then. I can't stand wanting to play something, to wait for some patch/update...
"Aren't you all f*cking tired of having the same discussion over and over again?"
I am. The root of the problem is the approval of these types of articles. You can tell the ones who approve garbage like this by the responses, and how they "think" they know how business, tech, and the gaming industry works.
I "was" interested in Scorpio, however unless there's some game(s) showing what it can do, and is actually leg...
As it has been said multiple times,
All the horsepower in the world doesn't mean a thing if there's no games to back it up. I'd rather have experiences than just eye candy.
I've started waiting on sales, and it's amazing how much I saved as opposed to being "the first wave" of customers. On the flip side, the early adopters do help in catching bugs/glitches. Tekken 7 and the new Sonic Mania are the last games I'm buying day one at full price.
Amazon at times sell new releases at $48~ as it is, so in theory I haven't paid $60 for a new release in a long time.
However, as of late I have had way mor...
I'm sorry but I stopped reading at "You're not getting tax credits by adding women into video games."
I get what the author is trying to say, and I feel somewhat of the same way with skin color in some games, at the same time it's hard to take opinion pieces like this seriously.
There's a large group of women who complained because there was a lack of gender diversity in gaming; now there's games with diversity, and the a...
I remember Monster Hunter back in the old days; now I'm hooked on Toukiden 2. If they brought this to the PS4 I'd give it a shot.
I moved on to KoF 14 (and Tekken 7 since I was able to play it at Evo) and haven't looked back. I talk to people all the time who still play actively, and it's the same garbage I left back during the summer:
The same 4-5 characters everyone uses
The people who watch videos trying to copy what the pros do
Trash talking after losing a match
No arcade mode
Limited balance between characters
Still no countermeasure(s) agains...
Every time I hear of "x play isn't possible" I always think of Final Fantasy 11 and 14 (PC, PS2, and 360), Portal 2 (PS3 and PC), and Street Fighter 5 (PC and PS4). How can Final Fantasy 11, a 2002 game, work on PC, PS2, and 360 up until 2016 with minimal to no problems, and 14 can work between PC, PS3 and PS4? So all these devs who claim "it can't work" are full of it and don't want to take the time to make it work. I'm not talking about "X company...
I haven't been to GameStop in over a year, and saved more money than shopping there.