As two entertainment giants battle for better positioning, the gaming world waits in anticipation for the next generation of home gaming consoles.
Atlantic City - America’s Playground is the dark and dramatic sequel to the glitz and glam of Atlantic City – Boardwalk Paradise.
The combat in this and ESO are some of the worst combat I have ever seen in current games.
A Pure dogsh7 "expansion". Same typical fallout 76 recyeling of assets and every mission is more the same grueling shi7. Remember, this is the results of your 76 membership working for you. Nice to see you putting those funds to good use there Bethesda. A Mod team could have cooked this crap in a month.
The Nerd Stash: “The letter scene in Grandia is a magnificent, layered early example of the game's wonderful NPC interactions, and a real tear-jerker.”
A third game in the Falconeer series has been announced as the second, Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles, launches.
they haven't seen it all yet....but it will sink in soon enough....alot of gamers wont support a company who shows no love for paying customers and continuously lies in customers face...with a smerk....saying stuff like "deal with it" and testing gamers intelligence by saying the power of the cloud will make your system 10x more powerful or the kinect2 will revolutionize gameing or a weaker system is worth $500 somehow $100 more than a more powerful system..smh...I truly can go on but why....
Maria show them the specs list pls.
I see consequences of no foresight.
Dollar signs can be blinding. That's all they were looking at and I'm glad they tripped. The industry learned a valuable lesson
The thing that gets me is that all of this could have been avoided. I mean its not hard to please a gamer, it really isnt. You support them, they support you, very simple. You dont need pre order numbers or a room full of financial advisors to tell you that what MS was trying to pull off is wrong and wont work...all they had to do was ask their consumer base and they would have found out a long time ago. Any person on the street could have told you their business model was not going to work. But glad they are turning everything around so that xbox one owners wont be getting screwed
The fact that they pushed those policies was bad enough, but the fact that they reversed those policies after they told everyone that it was impossible to do was just salt in the wound.
Now everyone's in a semi-paranoid state where the chance of eventually returning to those policies is floating around the air. A switch could always be flipped, sending us into a future we're not ready for.
Microsoft tried to fool us all once before, so they'll need to do a LOT of work to repair that public image back to its full strength.