Rule n°1 in N4G: Every, i said EVERY article needs to have a troll.
Fixed
More than likely, their own asses.
Um... if you have the extra space on a desk to put one of those on, you have room for a full size stand up.
Um... is the double negative intentional?
Yes, if you want to continue playing the game.
Single user's youtube link as a submission is spam.
Official company reporting a youtube link is a valid submission.
Zelda and Metal Gear are also a good examples.
No one is bashing Uncharted 2. We're just marveling at how Uncharted 3 has been optimized and tweaked.
Amazing. Uncharted 2 still is jaw-dropping. Especially in motion.
Apparently, people don't remember games that loaded from floppy drives, and from tape cassettes.
(Edit)Got beaten to it.
Just read the articles and ignore the messages.
Let me introduce you to the Sony microscope.
Of course all companies care about profits. The problem is when companies care about profits more then their customers. Good companies will want to foster a good relationship with their customers to generate profits. Lesser companies will simply look at the bottom line and won't care where the money is coming from.
As a consumer, I will buy from a company that generates trust with their attitude and product than one that simply throws what they have at me and charge a premium f...
People have been doing that the day baseball caps were invented.
Overall, I'm in the top 1.5%. Whoo hoo!
Wrong post
Sure. When they're used correctly.
Like most documentaries and "reality" shows, clever editing was used.
Atari 5200 was the worst controller ever made. Analog stick didn't center, and then it would literally break after 5 minutes of play. Xbox's controller was just too freakin' huge.
Pacific Rift was the sequel. Many aspects were superior to the first game.
I remember about 8 years ago I was doing contract work for Nintendo. This was during the GameCube era. I asked about it's sales, and their official response was, "We don't care how the GameCube is doing. The profits from the Game Boy Advance more than cover the GameCube's performance."