I dont mind real world advertising and product placement, as long as its not evasive and belongs in the game world. If I saw a Coke ad in The Witcher 3, then Id have an issue. It just has to fit the game and timeline. If a game takes place in the 50s, then have 50s ads for that product. If done correctly, it actually adds ambience to real world locations.
I often wonder why developers dont get real world companies to pay for the game development with product placement, that ...
I cant imagine how many $$$ I spent in local arcades, pizza shops and amusement parks in the 70s and 80s. What a great time to be a kid. Glad these games are getting the HD treatment. I still remember the patterns from the Pacman book.
Give me every Ace Combat from 1 to 5 and any Ridge Racer will do. Flight Combat is my favorite genre, Ill take everything you can give me.
I believe the modular console is a good idea. With the OS being able to tell which part you have attached, automatically enabling every configuration for the best visuals and frame rate it can achieve. This allows developers to shoot for the sky for the high-end model and disable or lower the higher end effects for the low. That way everybody gets the experience they want or can afford, without sacrificing or splitting the user base. Everything would be seamless with zero input from the con...
I refuse to click through this cynical article, written because the site couldnt get an early copy of the game. Is this what gaming journalism is turning into? Websites kicking and screaming like a 5 year old who cant have a candy bar at the check out line, because they have no contacts in the industry... or even friends at the local game shop who would give them an early copy of a game to review?
Wow.
Very whiny article, written in Japenese and badly translated to english. Talks about graphics downgrades being caused by different budgets and developers wild expectations from the hardware they are working on. While some of the article is true, a good part is speculation and personal opinion.
The fact is, developers always want the best from their games... They dont set out to disappoint and downgrade, they truly want to make the games look as good as their reveals... and t...
I really hope they release this mod for the console versions. With it, I will play 200 more hours. Starting all over again.
Sold! The fact that you can create and upload your own tracks, on top of the 200+ that are included... Wow! It looks like it will be a blast to play. Great arcade style gameplay.
Exactly what I did also. Since they were late in posting them, I originally tought they had sold out. Glad I stuck around and refreshed.
Im hoping that CD Projekt does an official patch, once the mod releases. It would be incredible to play this game all over again in first person.
Thank you to everybody who replied.
Bring Bully to the US store... Ive played it, but have yet to beat it. Wouldnt mind playing Manhunt either. Quick question to anyone in the know... Do these PS2 releases have any sort of visual enhancements on their trip up to the PS4?
Its not just the models & texturing, its everything in combination that makes the game so incredibly gorgeous. The animation, environments, physics, lighting, AI... Everything is just impeccable. No weak spots. The most impressive aspect is the animation, as smooth and life-like as it is, never gets in the way of gameplay. There is just a constant, perfect flow to everything. Something I dont ever think weve seen in any game on any system, in the history of gaming. Uncharted 4 really blur...
This game could be huge in VR. Giving people the ability to make their own VR experience for others to enjoy. Not to mention, being able to turn those experiences into games and work on them with your friends over PSN. Very cool. They really need to get this game out with the launch of PSVR. I think once people see what can be accomplished, it will sell systems. I'm just hoping that the textures and features in the game aren't all cartoon-like. It would be awesome to create more ...
I agree that it will take time to get it right, though Im not sure VR will have the effect on the equilibrium that some are predicting. I could be wrong, but to me, it wouldnt be any different than looking around using the right stick. Maybe 3D has more of an effect than I think, on the brain. Though, it didnt seem to make a lot of people sick when Sony was pushing it last generation. As long as the framerate is constant, I wouldnt think it would matter... 2D, 3D, VR...
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This is what Ive been thinkng and I hope the people at Sony are, too. The PSVR is only as good as its best games, not tech demos. These short little titles that Sony talks about are not enough to carry the platform and are exactly what killed Kinect, Eye Toy and are holding back the Wii consoles. People want real, full games(exactly what we are playing now on the Xbox One and PS4) like COD, Battlefield, The Witcher 3 and GTA V. So far, only a few games with a decent single player campaign hav...
Seems like it will be a fun game. Looks like it will be around $20 US for + members.
Looks great! While Dying Light is a great looking and playing title... I prefer this games more colorful, tongue in cheek look and feel. I never got a chance to play it last generation, so Im quite excited that its getting the remaster. While some may dislike the remasters, I actually like that we are seeing some of the best games from last generation get a next gen makeover. Bioshock is coming and I cant imagine how incredible it will look and play and Im hoping rumblings about a Mass Effect...
I was hoping that Sony would release the PSVR during E3, basically... It will be available for $449 and you can get it at your local retailer starting today. Though, the week after isnt a bad thing. Im guessing this is one of the launch titles.
Wow, I cant tell you the total disgust I feel for this guy and anybody in corporate at any developer who feels like him. These guys make the games that put corporate suits into their million dollar homes and sports cars. These 'artists' are the games industry, not the corporate asshats who push numbers. No one person is more important than the other, as without even the newest tester, putting in their hours... the game becomes lesser than it could have been.
I think p...