I will get the PS4 version for sure! Ni No Kuni II and DQXI will satiate my JRPG hunger in 2017. Not to mention Tales of Berseria! Woohoo!
Fantastic game, though I wish the boy also grew in skill as Trico. My only other gripe with the game, occasional wonky camera and dropping frame rates aside, is the boy's clunky movement. I know it was the devs' design choice for the boy, but it couldn't have hurt if during the course of the game the boy becomes more skillful in his movements. I'm talking about less tripping after dodging (with square), less struggling with climbing over obstacles (most especially on Trico), a...
So the ability to change your appearance is purely cosmetic? Changing your avatar won't affect the story?
Well I'll take my chances with FFXV (I still haven't played it). FFXIII was just a victim of the last gen being the first FF title of the said generation. I guess it tried to be something it shouldn't have been--like I remember one of the devs talking about likening the game to an FPS in terms of a more funneled experience. It was the only FF title that I forced myself beating. I didn't bother with XIII-2 and Lightning Returns, though many say the former is better in some ways...
It matters in my opinion. The Switch is a novel idea; however, it needs to woo in big 3rd party devs or else it's gonna be another Wii U. If the Switch can truly set itself apart from the competition without scaring away 3rd party devs, then success is nigh! Until then you can't blame people for being skeptical.
Awesome, awesome trailer. DQ truly resonates charm and grand adventure. If this game were to be released at the same time as the next Final Fantasy, I'd get this game first in a heart beat!
More sales more games. How? Brand confidence! As a developer (creative), I can understand why many devs would pursue the a company with a high renown. Put into equation the ease of developing for only one platform and voila! So, congrats to Sony, and fun for PS-gamers!
Sorry, guys, I got curious and clicked on the link! Lol! Well, TLoU may not be a perfect 10 for this guy, but he said it himself, it's a 10 ACROSS the board, so let's leave it at that. Can't wait for TLoU: Part II!
This is by far the only game that truly made me well tears in my eyes. The pros and the ending of this game make up for its glaring issues (i.e. clunky camera at times, framerate drops, etc.); It's just such an emotionally powerful game that rewards those who patiently brave the aforementioned issues.
I am so glad I bought this game. Everyone who loves games should at least give it a try.
From my experience with the game, it's a masterpiece held back just a little by some awkwardness brought about by the same design choices that make the game awesome! It's not perfect, but this game is clearly a product of love and ingenuity. The areas/puzzles are challenging and will really require your wit and creative thinking. If I were to give The Last Guardian a score, it would have to be a good 8.5 out of 10.
I can understand why some reviewers gave this game a score lower than 8. Make no mistake, to me this game is above average. However, the camera can get really fidgety at times, and the boys movements (animations) could use a little bit of progression to them. On the boy's movements, I understand that he is supposed to move with less precision, with clunkiness; however, I wish the game lets the boy become more skilled as you progress. Like he should be able to dodge a bit more perfectly wi...
I completely agree. ND did it with class and subtlety. I liked the subtlety with Bill's persona and the way it was innocently conveyed in the Left Behind DLC. I want TLoU Part II to focus more on story and be subtle again with sexuality.
I tried PSVR the other day, playing Driveclub and it sold me. Seriously, you REALLY need to experience it for yourself to know if it's for you or not. I noticed some low-res renders, but maybe because the Driveclub game was not a full game (it was part of the demo disc)?
Anyway, I want one when GT Sport comes out. I want it!
Without reading the review, so far I believe most of the negative points about this game are regarding the camera struggles and some clunkiness, which may or may not be part of Gendesign's design decision. The frame rate also drops here and there. A patch is more than welcome to address most of these issues (if possible). However, I am in love with the game. The world and the bond between the boy and Trico are outstanding!
Based on my early impression of the game, it has its flaws (i.e. struggling camera and seemingly unresponsive controls), but there's no way it deserves a 4 out of 10. The visuals are a bit dated, but the physics are akin to Uncharted 4's in a way (grass moves very well wen you move through them).
There's not even a hint of a possible SCVI. Again Namco Bandai, what's the point?
I tried Dead Rising 2 and it didn't click with me. Mowing down hordes of zombies is fun, but I like my games to be more narrative-focused than the DR series. To each his own though.
Who cares? With the slew of great titles coming up, exclusive or not, the wait will be over before we know it.
The battle system is what intrigues me the most. It appears the main characters have more command in battle now, instead of mostly shouting orders at familiars. I think familiars are still in the game, but it's nice to know that the main characters can do battle and still be interesting!
I am simply overwhelmed with all the quality PS exclusives that have been released so far. Considering the great sales the Sony console is getting, you'd think they'd just sit on their laurels. No, they bring all the games! 2017 is one scary year for our wallets with all the PS exclusives coming out! New PS slogan: Celebrate. PlayStation!