If we're talking "cowardice," point your finger at the movie theaters, not Sony. They pulled 'The Interview' before Sony did. A movie can't exactly succeed in theaters if it can't even be played in them.
https://deadline.com/2014/1...
If that demo was pre-Alpha, I can't even begin to imagine what the final game is going to be/look like. 0_0
Practically confirmed from all the hints they dropped at PSX: new God of War reveal at E3 2015.
Dragon Age: Inquisition = Bayonetta 2 (for their respective genres) > Middle-earth: Shadow of Morder > Dark Souls 2 > Hearthstone (WTF was that even doing in the list?!)
DAI reminds me a lot more of DAO than DA2 (which is a great thing because DAO was easily one of my favorite games of all-time). I'm playing through on Nightmare difficulty with a rogue archer and it's like crack, can't stop playing.
It's not hypocrisy, it's called reveling in the beautiful thing known as karma (e.g. for the shit Microsoft pulled with Rise of the Tomb Raider).
If that would've never happened, I would've been against the decision to make SF5 PS4 + PC exclusive.
Also, SF > KI. Sony recognized this and capitalized on it.
Meanwhile for Microsoft: Uncharted 4 > RotTR. :'(
Maybe for you, same can't be said for the majority of everyone else (including myself). Oh well, DAI and FC4 on my PS4 have kept me plenty busy.
According to his tweets it won't be a horror game, but you never know with Jaffe! He's a sneaky guy.
https://twitter.com/davidsc...
Man, I've been waiting for Bartlet Jones'/Jaffe's new game forever! Can't wait for the PS Experience!!!
Interfering with commerce by illegal means with a menial script kiddie attack is never justified. Something like this doesn't "prove" anything to EA.
They're arguably not even "hackers." I'm in the field of sysadmin/computer security and DDoSers are at best, considered "script kiddies." I could train a monkey how to deploy a DDoS attack... If he wanted to potentially spend some time behind bars.
They're kinda like this: https://www.youtube.com/wat...
Sure. So?
Doesn't change my stance on: "The notion of buying a game just for a beta is just ridiculous."
Also, Crackdown was a masterpiece compared to this POS.
Nah, physical games aren't going anywhere for quite some time, if that's what Mr. GameStop/this article are trying to imply. As for used games, I couldn't care less about the well being of GameStop as I rarely buy games used anymore nowadays. Usually it's either day-one at full retail price (for the ones I really want) or later after release (e.g. Black Friday) still brand new, just substantially discounted.
Oh well, anyone stupid enough to buy Escape Dead Island doesn't deserve a beta for DI 2. The notion of buying a game just for a beta is just ridiculous.
http://www.metacritic.com/g...
I wouldn't even consider touching that thing unless it were ~<$5 and even then, it'd be just about at the absolute bottom of my backlog.
So shut up and go play it already. It has *plenty* of games. I'm ashamed to admit it, but I have yet to complete Persona 4 Golden or Ys: Memories of Celceta even though both are phenomenal games. I just don't find myself in situations often that are good for handheld gaming.
It's too busy looking like a PS2 game. =P
Same. I bought an Xbox One for the Halo MCC (primarily the Halo 2 MP) and I haven't been able to even play it... I've spent more time at the matchmaking menu screen than I have actually playing the damn game.
Oh well, FC4 + DAI + GTA 5 all on PS4 have managed to captivate me. Halo MCC will get another chance after I'm done with those.
Was hoping for a new list, same trophies as PS3 version. =\ Oh well, still can't wait!
Maybe for now, but that won't remain constant. The tide's gonna swing back in Sony's favor early next year with heavy hitters like The Order: 1886 and Bloodborne... Also, Uncharted 4 later in the year.
I own both, so I'm all for the competition. Only means more/better games for me.
Same here. Bought a PS4 at launch (for multiplats and exclusives), an X1 last weekend (for exclusives), and plan on getting a Wii U by January (also for exclusives). It's really the only way to go, as to not miss out on anything.
Well, at any rate, allowing N Korea to continue to use these "scare tactics" is unacceptable and pathetic. They can't be led to believe that they can use it as a position of control/authority over another country. The Dark Seoul rootkit can be cracked and once that happens, N Korea is worthless in terms of cybersecurity. That's really all they have, which was all based around a framework they stole from S Korea. If S Korea created it, they can reverse engineer it to be defen...