Games should be whatever the market for games want them to be.
50 bucks a year for interactive advertisements sign me up /s
The Move is awesome for shooters.Third party developers
need to stop sleeping on the Move for their shooters.
So far Bioshock Infinite is the only third party developer with big enough balls to use the Move as of yet, things are starting to look pretty good.
I hear video game reviewers and critics complain all the time about the lack of stories in video games. People in these forums complain constantly about certain games single player campaign being too short or lacking a story. Perhaps the President just got tired of hearing all the whining while reading these forums and decided to offer some advice. Just saying.
Video games will never replace books, our or should never replace books. From reading these forums there are many wh...
got mine pre-ordered from Amazon. 249.99 hard to beat. wouldn't get the 3G version from ATT unless they subsidized and made it free with a 2yr contract or something.
I like the Move, but my #1 reason for owning it is that it makes shooters much more enjoyable for me. Motion control can add great depth to games if done right, but the biggest problem lay with publishers. For the most part publishers don't want to risk the capital funding a truly innovative game. They were less skiddish with the Wii because of the low development cost that Nintendo provided, but instead of truly utilizing it, and because of the original Wiimote limitations it just was pu...
Splitfish is a crap company that sells crap products.
Lame
Books have excellent story modes. Check it out.
It's pretty much the same thing that happened with MAG. Most reviewers and gamers alike had too much ADD to appreciate MAG for what it was. In a time were COD lone wolf style of gameplay is the bench mark, gamers and reviewers can't understand the concept of teamwork in a game.
Well like myself and many others using the DS3 for shooters is horrible. I hate to say it, but I ready couldn't get into console shooters until the Wii came out. I played a lot of Tribes on the PC but couldn't get into online competitive console shooters, because to me the DS3 sucks. Playing with the DS3 feels like i'm driving the controller instead of playing the game. So i'm always disappointed when games that I want to play doesn't have Move controls.
I'm sorry but a game would have to be a completely horrible experience to get a one star rating. I can't see the Joystic reviewer objectively rating the Conduit 2. Seems to me there were ulterior motives in the rating.
Flamebait article DNR.
I need a new PS3 for the bedroom, so a price drop would be appreciated.
I've gamed since the Eighties, and I welcome motion gaming along with the majority of console gamers this gen. Just look at the sales of the Wii, Move, and Kinect there is definately a market out there for motion gaming.
Hopefully they can patch in both, but for those who don't have a 3D setup or Move aren't affected. It would hopefully still be an amazing game.
I'll say from the beta, the Move controls could have been better implemented. The minimum boundind box size is entirely too large which often causes extreme movements to aquire targets from different angles. That being said the reviewer is a tool, just because he suck at a control scheme that many people enjoy and prefer, and assume everyone that play shooters with a game pad(completely omitting the millions of mouse kb users) makes him a moron.
I didn't think gaming had any age restrictions other than being too young.
I know
Plainly put Dice doesn't want to take the time to optimize the console versions. With games like Resistance, Killzone and MAG, it has already been proving that PS3 at least can handle higher player counts it has yet to be seen on the 360. perhaps its a case of not wanting to upset 360 fanboys or simply Dice not wanting to spend the time or the money, but still wanting to charge full price for half of the work.