What makes me somewhat nervous is that matters will most likely get worse over time. I mean, if you have paid 60 pounds for a game, and then you have to pay about 100 more pounds just to unlock stuff that's already on the disc (or whatever). That's just beyond crazy.
That's one of the few positive things that could be added to this matter for sure :P
@Littil_Devil "The only reason DSP is pissed off about Shadow of War is because his views are dropping like crazy. Simply put, he doesn't care about Gaming or whatever. It's all about money and views to him."
- DSP begs for money 24/7, and his been doing it for +8 years time now. His the biggest e-bum/begger that have ever existed on the Internet.
The game looks rather fun if you ask me.
@ UCForce "You should comment on it."
- I just did ;)
This is a must buy game for me. So I'll pick it up as soon as I get my PS4 Pro console.
That's the best way to do it. So I'm not going to reward them with my hard-earned money (it's no wonder why more and more gamers are turning to retro games for their daily Gaming kicks).
@UCForce "Off topic, I ate chicken with pickles and read this article"
- That's pretty darn impressive, the one million players part I mean ;)
The world-famous e-begger DSP defended loot boxes in "Middle Earth: Shadow of War" just the other day, and he pissed off tons of people by doing so. You see, gamers don't want to give devs and publishers the idea that the majority of gamers are cool with this practice.
That would be correct, yes ;)
This one will get no money from me.
It's pretty hard to make every game inclusive for everyone, but one way to go around it would be to add options for easier difficulties I suppose (hints, tips, more save/check points and life is another way to solve that problem).
@SharnOfTheDEAD "I beat Super Ghouls n Ghosts as a kid, after picking up a Snes mini and jumping back in, I have no idea how, back then I guess we was just accustomed to hard games?"
- I played the game on the NES system first, then on the Mega Drive. Well, imo, the NES version is still the hardest title in the series so far (I think the SNES game would be one of the easier titles so far).
@moldybread "The game is difficult for me because I don't have the patience to get the timing just right but I certainly won't attack the game for it when I know its my fault.
Some games are designed this way on purpose (Souls games for example) and we should not push developers to change their design. On the PC you can always modify things like the old cheat codes if you truly wanted to."
- And that's perfectly fine, because it'...
@DaReapa "Yes, I think that was on the Sega Master System. My friend had that game back in the day. Fun game."
- That would be correct =) (oh the memories!)
https://www.youtube.com/wat...
We already have one person working on the PC-version of "Cuphead" as we speak, but I will also try to make a video for the game myself (and share my thoughts on the game as I play). So I'm pretty curious to find out how far I will get, and how many times I will die throughout the game :P I'm glad to hear it ;) Well, it can't be worse than the old-school "Contra" days (one person from my school smashed his NES controller out of pure anger).
That would be a very good idea indeed.
I don't know if people still remember an old game called "Alien Syndrome", but that was the very first video game that I ever played (I was four or five years old at time time). Well, long story short. I found the game to be really hard as a kid, but I didn't give up, and my father and uncle gave me advice as I played through the game as well.
So my point here would be that the today's so-called "games journalists" gives up way too easily, a...
Don't forget that they say "the Dark Souls of" this and "the Dark Souls of " that a whole lot as well...
@bluefox755 "Exactly, unless we speak up, this is going to become way more common."
- That's also why we need to vote more with our wallets, or else we might end up having to pay for tons of stuff even though we paid 50-60 pounds for a game...