Such a damn shame SE have chosen to be lazy and will use the downgraded Switch assets for this release, instead of putting some effort in to make sure this would truly be the definitive edition in all aspects.
This has looked very promising since the very VERY short teaser we were shown many years ago, and it looks even more stunning now that we've seen it on the latest big PS5 showcase/presentation. No idea what to expect gameplay-wise, but it totally nailed the atmosphere/environment, and it seems to be something very original.
Looking forward to this.
Not interested in the English dub, at all, and probably could have been released much faster in the West if.they would have left that out ...
I would just like that huge Japanese mountain, Fujimi Kaido, back. It was such a perfect long gorgeous fun track to take your cars on and just drive and feel them out.
Very much looking forward to playing this game, but I'm holding out for PS5 to arrive before I do. I want to experience this (and some other games) in the best way possible.
@RgR; It's not your job to protest. It's your job to review.
It's easier than ever to voice your concerns and protests all over the internet to a worldwide audience (social media). That's fine.
You want to protest through posting fake reviews. That's not fine.
This kinda greed really only just accomplishes that all my enthusiasm I had for this game has now been diminished greatly.
Perhaps Shogun (mini-series) would have been a better recommendation as 'gateway' flick to the genre. The Zatoichi and Lone Wolf series bear mentioning as well of course.
Really wish the TV show Ryomaden would have gotten a release in the West, as I've heard good things about it. Been looking for it on BR or even DVD when I was in Hong Kong, Taiwan and even Japan, but haven't found it yet.
Blade of the Immortal is nice as well, although th...
Excellent list.
Also, the article mentions 13 Assassins, but take note the Western release(s) of that movie is (sadly) a shorter cut than the Japanese director's cut.
I love Breath of the Wild, but it was seriously held back by the Switch's hardware limitations, so while in game-design it could approach perfection (within the genre), it will never be as good as it could/should be, simply because the Switch wouldn't be able to deliver the devs vision without having to make compromises.
I'm fine with a game being complete at launch. Just make and release the best game possible, tell the story you want to tell, and then move on to the next thing.
If a game has DLC I'm far more inclined to skip the base-game until there's a cheap complete edition.
"Theres also more reports from former employees that if u didnt have or atleast agree with their trashy extreme leftist agenda then u would be alienated."
... and which 'trashy extreme leftist agenda' would that be, exactly ... ?
The 2nd game is widely considered to be much better than the first in pretty much every aspect.
Kinda like how Assassin's Creed 2 was vastly superior to Assassin's Creed.
I'm not talking 8 vs 8 or even 16 vs 16, but 24 vs 24 or 32 vs 32 would be okay. Battlefield 4 kinda struck the right balance with its maps and scale.
The game has been out for only a few days. There's no way people who say they HATE a game have also played through the whole game. It's being review-bombed, and we all knew it was gonna happen from the moment we saw the first trailer with the kiss, because there's a group within our gaming community that feels threatened every time a game comes along that threatens/challenges their privilege.
- Focus on Conquest mode
- Smaller teams, so what you do actually matters again.
- Smaller maps, better balanced. Battlefield 4 had some perfectly sized and balanced maps.
- You need to be able to just do your own thing again, which often resulted in those 'Battlefield' moments you'd remember. Right now, the focus was too much on squad-play and too powerful vehicles.
- 1 match shouldn't be a huge time-sink. 10-20 minutes is perfect, which m...
Horizon needs to be Horizon, but Kena looks like it could be a great alternative to what Zelda is for Nintendo; an action-adventure game in a magical and mystical world.
Looked absolutely amazing.
I loved it: It showed a nice variety of games, so we had colorful adventure-style games along with more serious 'mature' stuff. It was nice to finally see Little Devil Inside, after so many years, and it looks great. Kena was my game of the show, as it looks amazing. Loved absolutely everything about it. Other than that, the Miles expansion for PS5, a new Ratchet & Clank, and a Sackboy 3D platformer.
So, very excited.
Not sure why you'd think Spider-Man couldn't be out within the next 2 years orso. They've already built the entire city, and Spider-Man will most likely just take place in that city again. They have most of the gameplay-mechanics in place, like the swinging, the fighting, etc, and a lot of the character models.
Yeah, they'll tweak, expand on and improve stuff, but most of the basics of it all will already be in place from the first game.
Sony killed a great game when they removed Driveclub from their store and closed down the leaderboards. One of my favourite games this generation.