FleshEatingZipper writes: When you think about it, six million hours of gameplay sure sounds like a lot of time. That’s the figure announced by Syfy and Trion Worlds in a joint press release (that I’ve included below) on how many gameplay hours had been invested into Defiance, the game half of the multimedia hybrid that’s also a show on the aforementioned network, but when you break it down, it doesn’t really seem like much.
After 8 years of Defiance and 3 years of Defiance 2050, both titles are being sunsetted on April 29, 2021.
gamigo confirmed that it has acquired major assets from Trion Worlds, known for online and console MMO games such as Rift, Defiance, Trove and ArcheAge.
"Making sure to accommodate the 4K resolution is both a benefit and a hurdle with game development," says Defiance dev.
I seen an article in gameinformer that MS will be releasing an Xbox One F. $899 with 8% increase over Xbox One X. First time I seen or heard anything about it. Is it true or was it a joke?
If X could do 60fps compared to Pro 30fps may be it would matter more. Otherwise both can do well over 1080P which is more than enough. Games is what matters most.
Wait why did you compare Defiance a new type of game that had no legs behind it to Halo 4 that had a couple behind it?
The running theme in the article seemed to be that the game should have sold more because of heavy marketing, so apparently publishers (or maybe journalists) haven't realized that marketing just gives exposure to a game. I personally wasn't excited at all for the game, and heavy marketing isn't going to change my mind. Just like very little marketing doesn't make me like a game less. Obviously people just weren't intyerested in your product, or maybe they just spent their $ on something else, planning to buy Defiance later when all the bugs have been worked out. Plus, MMOs are more of a PC market, I don't think there's many gamers who care about MMOs. Does anyone know how well Dragon Quest X is doing? Is it even available outside of Japan yet?
It's a bit boring after a while, just jump around with RT held down and you're golden.
Plus levelling is meaningless. Overall it's just not a very good game.
I keep hearing how well marketed this game was, yet I didn't even know about it until the beta released for PS Plus. I didn't know it was a show until after the game released and a review mentioned it.
Game was fun, I'd love to play it. Not for 60 dollars though because I saw this coming a mile away. Any game focused online needs players to be good, and counting on others to play something other than COD is a pain.
Watched the show and it sucked, but its on Sci-fi so didn't expect much to begin with.
Maybe because Fallen Earth has been out for a couple of years and we don't need a watered-down version of it?