and the relevance of your comment to the article is?
Oh. Can we see your sales data sheets, and stock orders? I was just curious to know how many they sold since you seem to have that information.
I meant Gears of War. Not that its better or anything. It just always had a good flow/pacing to it and since neither that or The Order are open world in this case and the game mechanic are similar from what I understand, it seemed like a good comparison. Anyway. I very much look forward to checking out the Order. Graphics look amazing.
I would really like to see this game firsthand. I hope its good. I am mildly concerned that a lot of people have said its boring. I'll reserve judgement til I actually play it. If they can match the energy and flow of GOW it should be good. I wonder what a certain pimp around here thinks. its on ps4 so it certainly can't be boring to him ;)
works fine for me.
I like the Fanatec wheels personally. A bit pricey but they are completely configurable and feel premium. Metal components, really strong, adjustable motors etc.
bada$$
A lot of developers do own the fonts they use for logos and box art. They are designed in house or by hired designers. They also have licensing restrictions most of the time to protect their branding. I am a designer in advertising and game media. This is something I happen to know about.
I have not once purchased a physical disc on the new consoles and I have no regrets. I have a 1 tb external drive on the xb1 and I will replace the PS4 drive soon with the biggest, fastest drive I can stuff in there. The bonus is that the drives can be as fast as you want them to be which helps load times and I never have to deal with discs... which I hate. I may be an exception more than a rule here but I also have a 300 mb/s internet connection so even if I had to uninstall a game (whic...
Personally the physics kind of bug me in driveclub. They feel really unnatural compared to better racing games. The cars reach speed impossibly too fast, they seem super sticky no matter how fast you go, there's no wobble or kinetic forces if you steer too hard (spinouts,fishtailing on straightening of a shallow curve at high speed) and personally if I had brakes in real life like the cars in drive club, I'd approach every corner of my commute at 120 mph because I'd be able to sto...
Racing games are my thing and I felt driveclub failed to deliver what it promised. I've had some fun with it and it's pretty, but it's also incredibly shallow on game play depth, content etc. The server issues are a temporary, superficial blemish that I personally never held against the game... It was all the stuff the game just doesn't have or do nearly as well as the competition. It's an ok game. Not an amazing one. The majority of reviews seem to echo the sentiment of t...
pretty much how i feel about unnecessary comments like yours.
This is the racer that should be able to go up against Forza and Gran Turismo properly. Hope it delivers.
Meh..
This is awesome but I'd like it even more if it were just built in with a stock ds4 with no clip on part.
I think it looks amazing and I'm sure it will sell but I don't think it will be the biggest hit, especially when you have games like uncharted 4, halo 5 etc which will be massively popular to wider audiences. Bloodborne seems more like a hit within a smaller cult following demographic like DS,DS2 and so on.
God of War would be nice. That franchise is some of the most fun I've had on Playstation
I'm reserving judgement til I actually play it. I personally think it looks fun but I also thought that about Ryse, Watchdogs and Driveclub and I think it's fair to say I was disappointed with all of those.
So far you and "Heavy" are the least objective people I have seen on this site. we might as well get an auto fill function that just fills in a random good comment for ps4 and a negative one for Xbox. That way you don't even have to click on the articles you don't want and we'll still know that you don't like anything on the Xbox no matter what it is.
game developers don't make trailers. editorial/finishing houses do... usuall though an advertising agency... which is where i work for a living. we do game trailers and cinematics. the devs have little to do with it. Its the publishers that handle that. Educate, before you hate.