Well, I found Ico's ending more emotional than SotC's
I guess it depends how well you bond with the characters from each of those games. My experience with SotC wasnt that great due to constant (but very small) annoyances with the AI, while Ico did very good job establishing your responsibility and relationship to the character, and how that played in the ending.
SotC didnt do the same for me because even though it was basicly going for similar se...
I watched it for a minute and the framerate dropped twice under 50 and the worst it hit was 44. Its still not a mess, but the framerate is a little shakier than it should optimally be.
And like... Overwatch is not an MMO? Like, there are a lot of people playing Overwatch, but doesnt "Massive Multi Online" require that there are hundreds of simultaneous players playing on the same server at the same time?
Almost got excited until I saw it was UWP. Really not fond of UWP based on what I have heard about it.
Oh well, its not like my PC is really up to date, and I guess this increases the chances of getting a multiplat sequel.
Reached the hell, played a little and didnt realize that an hour had passed. I can stop playing Doom, but its incredibly difficult when you dont realize how fast the time is flying while slaying demons.
Yes it can, but IMO the formula needs some shaping up. They intented Crash to go the way of the first Jak game before the departure, so I guess they (whoever is going to make the next Crash) should take some inspiration from there, but dividing the world from larger hub areas and "adventure levels" (like transistioning from one major area to another in Jak 1) into smaller classical Crash type of levels with certain goals.
I own the first game but havent played it yet (bought it like over 6 months ago)
What games has Nordic Games actually made? I know they also own the Red Faction IP and republished a fixed version on Steam to fix all the graphical glitches.
They seem to be into reviving some dormant franchises.
^ he didnt say that. There is a difference between playing the games for their gameplay, and playing games just for playing them.
I would imagine that ones who care for the gameplay, want it to be great and engaging, and those who play games "just for playing them" do so to see pretty lights on the screen and kill time.
I havent bought Overwatch yet so Im basing this on my beta experiences, but what I think could make an interesting addition to DVA, would be a tighter spread burst shot for her guns, but so that the DPS is still about the same as on auto mode (lets say, little faster 3 shot burst with a delay between bursts). The difference this would make is that if you can aim, you can do alright damage at little further away than previously, but this wouldnt be as good in close range as the automatic fire....
Honestly, I expected nothing and was somewhat pleasantly surprised.
I doubt that TLG release would get pushed back. The reason why we didnt hear about it since 2011 until last years E3, was because they started re-engineering and portting the game to PS4, and they knew that making the same mistake with announcing the release date too soon would be disasterous.
Though I feel that they may be pushing Horizon: Zero Dawn's release to early next year. Either because they need the extra time, or due to too heavy competition on holiday season....
Interesting videos, sounds like a man who knows what he is doing.
Alright, tell me what you want from a Soulsborne easy mode, and I will tell you if these aspects are fine and can be worked into the game without a complete redesign or severe restrictions into other aspects.
And I will start with the argument that any way of making the game easier, will see you an infestation of invading twinkkers (using late game strong weapons, magics and such) in low level areas, making the game and invasions more annoying, hard and frustrating to easy ...
How is this discussion still going? I get that the article is on the side of not forcing difficulty options, but at this point it just loops empty in my head.
Can you imagine something like Ico having "easy" difficulty, where Yorda just goes out and finishes the puzzle if the player doesnt manage to solve it in under few minutes? Or in Shadow of the Colossus if in easy mode you had twice the stamina and the Colossi shaked considerably less?
Fk t...
If the limitations influenced the game design (like they are discussing here), no, it wont do jack.
They would literally have to redesign the game.
Yeah no, affordable steelbook for me...
Already paid some extra for DOOMs steelbook for importing it.
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Yeah, I think its way better now than last gen. Back then, people became hyped, got the game on launch -> discovered it was a broken mess -> whining ensued and very few could have fun.
Now games are constantly getting delayed, but they are also hell of a lot better and many are pretty polished. People still whine and some are annoyed, but at least everybody will be satisfied in the end.
Sure, but I need a gap to buy and play those games too :/ Still have to buy Dying Light since it got the rerelease, and Mortal Kombat XL + other smaller games.
Too many games coming out. If it falls to a better and less busy block, AND is less buggy due to the delay, thats all fine by me!
Its funny that there are time zones to make explaining time more easy, but there are so many different timezones that nobody still can explain the times in different regions easily.