Yea, I understand that. The title shouldn't say "Restricted to Multiplayer" though. Little misleading, should say "Full Destruction limited to multiplayer".
I'd say that's still a bit early. Puzzle games are pretty complex so there's probably a lot of bugs to squash, especially since the last puzzle count I saw was well over 600. I'd say either late October or early November is when we see this one come out. If not a Spring 2016 release.
How unexpected, someone listing out every game ever made on a console. You have too much time on your hands or you have the comment primed and ready to go to post here saved somewhere.
I didn't talk about the "history" of the console, I'm talking about what's coming up. You also forgot quite a few games, like Recore, Sea of Thieves, Halo Wars 2 and so on.
Both have very good lineups coming within the next 12-18 months. We've seen mor...
I read elsewhere that destruction is limited offline, but not completely missing.
Full Auto needs to make a comeback. That was one of my favorite games at the beginning of last-gen. Never got around to the PS3 sequel though.
Sony is not miles ahead. As far as big Triple-A first party titles, they're behind Microsoft right now. Mostly because they haven't announced a lot of the projects they're working on, but in terms of quantity, excluding the huge number of third party indie exclusives they (which is fine), Microsoft's leading the game with first party AAA titles.
More competition means more games, so I'm excited to see what Sony's got lined up to come.
Unless you're in Russia ;) *Referring to that F2P Halo game that came out over there.
We have the first post-mortem interview going live in about a week discussing Alien: Isolation. I asked if they're continuing to develop the AI and couldn't say anything regarding that, so if you've paid close enough attention to gaming news over the years, you can probably assume what that means.
Ah, I see. Yea, the game was announced last year, and was being developed by Crytek. Then Crytek had money problems, and sold the game / IP off to Deep Silver who created an in-house studio, Dambuster Studios, to develop the game, delaying the release from this year to next year.
No, MP beta is coming at the end of this year. Full game doesn't release until next year.
Interested in this myself. I'll be checking around for OnlySP, cause you know, that's what we cover :P
Those animations are pretty inline with what the original was like. Somehow adds to the style of the game I guess. But yea, still have plenty of time to update some stuff.
The first one was one of my favorite RTS games. Basically command and conquer in Halo, worked so well. Just, with the power of the 360 the amount going on, on screen was pretty limited so I'm super interested to know just how big they're going with 2.
Also, you should look up the soundtrack for the game if you like any Halo music. So good.
Yea, that was totally unexpected but fantastic at the same time. They know how to make an RTS. I'm also curious to know how they translate their style of gameplay into an Halo RTS.
Oh boy, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star...I'm glad I wasn't introduced to the song via Dead Space lol!
They did use it in Gears of War 3 though didn't they? "SPOILER" Dom's death if I recall? "/SPOILER"
Yea, I haven't finished the game yet myself (didn't write the review, one of my writers did) and it's a game that you really need to take for what it is, and not what it isn't. We have a full interview on the site with the developers explaining what they're going for. It's linked within the review I believe, if not here's a link - http://www.onlysp.com/sub...
First impressions always matter. I haven't finished the game myself, but it's really supposed to be just a lighthearted somber experience for the player. Kind of a conundrum there, but that's what they were going for. You should read our review to get a better idea of what the game really entails though.
Good lord, post that on our actual site haha, sure some people would appreciate that list there ;)
The maps Avalanche make for their games are never to scale. If you look at the map at Just Cause 2, you'd probably assume it wasn't that large, but in the game it's ginormous.