What do you know...complaining helps.
I'll keep following for more exciting plot twists.
What do you know...complaining helps.
I'll keep following for more exciting plot twists.
Forza 7
NBA 2K18
Shadow of War
Probably missed several more....
Sadly it looks like Battlefront 2 will be joining the group. I believe that most big publishers are just viciously greedy wallet devouring souless corporate machines. They focus more on filling the shareholders pockets than retaining great customer satisfaction.
The game looks incredible, but I wouldn't be shocked to find that the epic final scene of the SP campaign was split into DLC or something similar.
At this rate I'll stop buying AAA-games all together. Suits came and fucked it up for everyone. ![]()
The only question is....how concerned should I be?
Quote from BJAOn 9/26/2017 at 9:45 PM, BJA said: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/watch…s/1100-6453584/ Article with another 30 min ingame video.
Are they trying to show half the game as promotional material?! I really hope they keep the best parts out, and don't do what some movie trailers do, spoil the best moments in the damn trailer.
Quote from nikkoshipOn 9/21/2017 at 3:11 AM, nikkoship said: However I think the level design and combat encounters were the high points, especially towards the end. I think I was better at the game this time around, and knew how to break line of sight properly to go in and out of stealth. It also feels like they did a better job of designing the arenas around their "guerilla" stealth system better this time around. They basically took concepts from UC4 and pushed them just a little bit further. I loved the open world segment, felt like a great way to explore a Naughty Dog world. Hopefully they continue with that open-ended level design in TLoU part 2, super excited to see what they could come up with.
Fully agree regarding the open world segment. I love stealth tactics, and this game gave me so much more options how to engage with the enemies. It's noticeable that this is only a year long side project, but the way they've been able to expand upon the Madagascar level's foundation is really exciting.
I'm already drooling over the possibilities they have while building TLoU 2.
"Shadow of More Dollars" - lovely!
In all seriousness....WB, you greedy cunts.
I still remember looking at this with my jaw at the ground while trying out the new Ati radeon 9800. Exciting times.
Now it just makes me sad that there's still no sequel to this awesome game. Fuck you Gabe, as if you couldn't hire a huge additional team with a 5 year dev cycle to bring closure to all the fans.
Agreed, a more linear game with sanbox areas like eg. crysis is a prefect solution. I don't have time to roam around huge worlds.
I believe this game deserves its own thread.
QuoteQuote Are those quick time events going to be annoying? [/b]Hard to tell at this point, but Insomniac seems sensitive to fan’s concerns. The team says that these quick-time button prompts will be used to heighten the action during high spectacle moments, but the plan is to uses quick-time events sparingly.
Rest of the article:
Time to resurrect this thread with a nice remake:
I guess it's time to finally play it...
I can see myself playing this.
Love it! H1 2018 is going to be a busy year! How am I supposed to find time for all these awesome games?
A Way Out looks really interesting for sure! I expect to see some more of Battlefront 2 SP at another conference soon enough....
Times of change bring sadness and layoffs. Let's hope the ones affected find new jobs of form cool new indie studios.
Quote from blackdog33 minutes ago, blackdog said: Wow looks quite smart, technically speaking, using sort of portals to switch between areas
Nah, you explore an empty house just like in Gone Home, but that about where the similarities end. You unlock the story of each family member by finding your way into their rooms.
Giant Sparrow recently released their new "walking simulator" which tells some really beautiful stories about death.
It's quite short, but just really really good imo. It's also way more interactive than e.g. Gone Home.
Few games or movies stick in mind after the experience....this one did.