The inside story on the game launch that made $50 million in a single day, 'Mortal Monday', and present yet another thrilling chapter in the titanic 16-bit struggle between Sega and Nintendo.
The Dragon's Dogma 2 game director has explained why there is no online co-op and why it was never explored as possibility.
fine with me, I play these kinda rpg's solo anyway. With co-op I always feel like I'm on a timer and can't explore everything I want to and take my time because I don't wanna make the other person wait.
The first game wasn’t co-op. Fans of the first game weren’t asking for co-op. You have pawns to make up your party so you can have full control playing solo.
Having at least one human buddy to join your game as your pawn would be dope, but I'm not complaining.
Director Miyazaki discusses the development and content of Elden Ring's upcoming Shadow of the Erdtree DLC.
An interview with the developers of Capcom's Dragon's Dogma 2 about how the sequel came to be and the ideas that went into its development.
Looking forward to it. Going to have to dodge and weave through any spoilers this week like a professional boxer.
Sure. When Dragon's Dogma 3 comes out, the same thing will be said about current gen.
I'm sure Space Invaders from the 80's had a vision to become Helldivers, but couldn't because of the technology at the time.
What a load of bulldung.
I was there, it absolutely changed the playing field.
I loved MK in the arcades, but when I saw it on a console I was blown away. The digitized actors and the gore were just amazing. In fact, I fondly remember not being able to stop playing it, because it truly was unlike anything that I had seen before.
Ahhh, those were the days.
Back when there was an difference between the consoles. Now we fight over two consoles that both have 95% of the same games
A, B, A, C, A, B, B .. blood code for sega mega-drive, I will never forget. RIP