Spotted on a Twitter feed, a PlayStation 4 demo unit for Need for Speed: Rivals crashed to Windows 7 at Gamescom 2013.
"Think of the last E3, or the last Gamescom, or the last Tokyo Game Show. What was the main thing shown at the press conferences held there? The trailers, gameplay videos, and everything else shown are done so to get you excited about a certain game that they want you to be more interested in. If the trailer is well-done and people like it, the hype of the game goes up and people talk about it more and more. But what happens next? More trailers and details for the game are released, just hyping you up more until the game comes out. But sometimes, when the game comes out, it’s not everything you expected. It’s not as fantastic as you had hoped. It’s not all that it’s hyped up to be. "
it leaves you very dissapionted like when they promised big vita news for e3, gamescom and tokyo game show when turned out to be just ps4. there were hardly any vita news just ports and indies , japan always have better games t hen the us, there vita library doubles ours we have to hope for a localization announcement to get some decent games.
Corsual's EXP writes: "They say it's better to be late than never, and in this case, we wholeheartedly agree! Our video editor Stiegi has finished working on our Highlight Video from Gamescom 2013. Prepare for laughter."
David Rodriguez writes, "The dust from Gamescom 2013 is still settling, and PAX Prime 2013 is just on the horizon. Before we get bombarded by the news that that show may bring, we let Giuseppe fill us in on his personal experience at this year’s show (9:49), as well as delving into Joel’s recent admission that Sony proved him wrong with the Vita (46:36), and the recent Grand Theft Auto V leak (1:00:20)."
How I really loved Karma :)
Noooooooooooooo!!, oh wait, okay. Lol.
I guess since MS did it at E3 and people made a big deal, it's only fair to make a big deal about it now that Sony did it.
Nice tit for tat, very appropriate given the contentious environment in the gaming industry right now.
Let the games begin, lol.
I read this and could not find a source... seems more than dodgy to me.
No big deal. There are obviously dev reasons as MS had with some of their games.
Not sure what the article is talking about faith in Windows 8. Love or hate Windows 8, a dev would use the most mature OS for a development/user environment.
We received the image via an email from a community member. I've just replied to see if they can give us the handle of the original poster.