Playstation owners did the exact same thing with Call of the Sea. Called it Gamepass shovelware. Now are ecstatic that its been announced for PS4/5.
Same thing for The Medium. It's Gamepass shovelware now, but won't be once its inevitably announced for PlayStation.
Fanboys from all communities are hypocrites.
"You must wetweeve all dee energy sworces immediately, W-Mega Man!"
Capcom literally hired interns to do the VAs. Lol.
This was the same case as with AMC CEO Adam Aron getting a pay increase to 21 million amidst the theater chains being in limbo for most of 2020.
Truth of the matter is these sleazy CEO would rather have it with most of the workforce being laid off. Less workers means more money for them.
Yep, only 5gb. That's because the devs found a way to store the textures procedurally.
Deck13 uses a similar process in their games. The Surge 1&2 are both well over twenty hours in length, yet their file sizes are barely 5gb in space.
Brute Force was way ahead of it 's time. Funny how a sequel was announced only to be later quietly shelved.
Why? Because Phil Spencer (Mr. Gamer's Gamer) didn't like the game.
Someone explain how BF is one of the very few OG 1st party Xbox titles not available for digital purchase on the Xbox store, despite being 100% BC with the 360? Heck, even Blinx is available in the Xbox store and BC with XB1.
Good. MS has been relying too heavily on UE (even forcing Platinum Games to use UE for Scalebound) for their 1st party lineup, specifically in 8th Gen.
It is (whenever the remake actually gets released). They're also responsible for the completely disappointing FE Sedna.
Fonzie basically said, "Here. Paprium is finally done. Be happy you're even getting it. If you don't want to wait ages or pay triple (of what was the original price conceived) for the next game, then you'd better start opening those wallets now."
He practically tried extorting his customers with nothing to show.
GTA & Red Dead Redemption say hello. Big budget gaming studios outsource development to other teams all the time.
This is a non-issue.
Fonzie has always been a horrible businessmen. Blaming everyone but himself for his own lack of communication and transparency. PayPal's issuing refunds because consumers have gone ages without receiving their items and WMs communication is terrible to say the least.
The fact that Fonzie started taking preorders for WMs next project, when most people still hadn't received their copies of Paprium (even jacking up the price for new consumers on the WM site) speaks vol...
Heck no! The last thing Silent Hill needs is being turned into generic running simulator from an extremely overhyped studio. Keep "Blooper" far away from SH.
James Sunderland and Heather Mason aren't track runners.
Iwata ceased the remaster. Thought this was common knowledge.
He didn't like the idea of one of the N64's flagship titles appearing on a rivaling platform. Hence, MS decided to instead remaster Perfect Dark after the Golden Eye remaster fell through.
It's Ubisoft. Quite possibly the worst company when it comes to remastering (i.e. Far Cry Classic, Far Cry 3, Assassin's Creed 3, etc.) simple ports.
Any corporation that grabs a potential gaming developer away Tencent's grubby hands, is cool in my book.
It is short. Bloober Team knew this, which is why it can currently be pre-ordered on the MS store (with GP) for $44.99.
Nope. Jogging simulator.
Knowing EA, they will force Codemasters to start using the Frostbite Engine for the Dirt series (and their other properties) going forward.
Why are the platforms being listed for PC and Next Gen consoles? Rayark (for all intent and purposes) is a mobile developer.
At least it wasn't Tencent.
WB should, along with Condemned and The Suffering franchises. WB doesn't realize that they're sitting on a gold mine of ips that are begging to be revived. Too bad they dont seem to care much about anything outside of MK and DC games.