PlayStationing writes: "Racing games have been around for decades and almost everything has been done, from modes to cars, we’ve seen it all. But the developers of ONRUSH have thrown out the rule-book and what you think you know about racing has been redefined. So, does it work?"
ONRUSH servers are expected to shut down on September 30 due to the game's server hosting service being shut down.
After how Sony treated Driveclub and that studio, I doubt they’d go back to Sony for seconds.
Driveclub being one of my absolute favorite games ever, btw.
DC was my 1st platinum 😄 sony had there yearly forza competitor yet threw it away 😔
Well I don't know the full story, but the launch got a lot of flack during a time when the gaming press had their knives out for Playstation. There was a lot riding on it.
Having said that, I bought all of the DLC, and made 'friends' with a bunch of people through that game, so I really don't understand why they closed the studio. There's definitely room for Driveclub in Sony's portfolio.
Knush... check the vid for more info about what happened with DC and Evolution studios.
https://youtu.be/oOf5Vnapwj...
Id love DC to come back but Id love Motorstorm even better.
Aww that really sucks. That game was a damn blast, and even more fun playing drunk with friends.
It only makes sense that as more games are added to Xbox Game Pass some are taken away. Find out what's leaving the subscription service this September.
VGChartz's Taneli Palola: "As is always the case, especially in a year such as this, some games will unfortunately get lost and overlooked by most people regardless of their overall quality. These days there are so many amazing games being released practically every single week that there just isn't enough time for all of them to get their time in the spotlight. It's an unfortunate reality of the video game industry, and the following four games sadly never quite reached the heights that their quality would warrant."
Xenoblade 2 was a fan service fest and the game looks really bad in handheld mode. Something's really wrong with the colours. VC4 is mediocre.
I disagree. Tho you are correct that in handheld XC2 performs quite poor and the color accuracy is more of issue with the actual panel used for the screen I think. But it isn't a fan service fest imo. But to each their own. Please keep in mind that I am simply disagreeing with you, and not saying you are wrong.
"VC4 is mediocre" - I can agree with this.
The overall story was mundane and the characters were nothing but overused anime tropes. It's frustrating because the series has a lot of potential, but it always sugar coats everything and you're left with nothing but a teen melodrama with some of the most insulting themes I've seen in a game.
The simplistic, straight-forward gameplay can be entertaining and satisfying, but players will soon realize just how shallow it is for a strategy game. The sad part is the much loved first game has the same exact issues. Young boys eat it up though, so -shrugs- I just wish someone would make this style of JRPG for mature adults.
I’m with you MoshA and Swiftfox. Games need better narratives over the fan fest stuff.
Too bad it released at such a bad time. I loved it though, one of my favorites last year.
I bought it but lost interest for some reason. I love this series so I'm not sure why.
Same here, loved vc1 and 3. Vc2 i beat but the game wasnt great. This game...idk why I havent beat it yet. Stopped around chapter 10 and havent went back in months. I guess its just that the games pretty much exactly like the first game and didnt really evolve in any way considering its been 10 years since vc1s release. The game is good and im glad they went back to its roots but...idk I guess the storys just predictable? Characters are good but I dont like any of the side characters and their designs, theyre all very generic. Just doesnt have the wowness in the game I guess.
I got the game, but haven't gotten around to playing it yet. I've read mixed reviews, so I'm hoping it's not that bad. Been a long while since we've had a proper VC game on home consoles. I loved VC1, the portable one's were OK, and I even liked the story well enough in Revolution, and the game play wasn't terrible...although it was way too much narrative, and sometimes I just wanted to get to the next game play section.
