wow, I had to stop reading this article because it didn't make any sense. I am guess that English was not the first language of the author.
very strange. I mean sure their numbers aren't as bad as the previous quarter, but they are also talking about how many jobs they had to cut. When you cut 10,000 jobs you save a lot in salary payouts. But when you have to say that you are cutting that many jobs this year, and you are still losing money while stretching your divisions thin, that's not a good thing.
Also I don't think the 84" 4K LCD TV did much for them at this point. Nobody can afford th...
I just meant that unless you are a hardcore handheld player, or someone who is desperate to support the Vita, you would be more inclined to get this game for the 360 or PS3 over the Vita.
I totally agree that I think the Project Manager didn't word it correctly. I think that the game on the TV can be displayed in 3D just like on the other consoles, however I think we would know if the gamepad had a screen that was 3D capable. Although that could possibly explain why the gamepad is so expensive (assuming it did have a screen that could display 3D images).
The main issue this presents is if you do happen to own a 3DTV and you want to play AC3 in 3D, when...
like the other poster said, why would he go out on a limb and say that the Wii U version will look the best, and the Wii U version will be the definitive console experience, and the gamepad is the best FPS controller out there when he is releasing a PS3 and 360 version of Aliens as well. He is merely speaking from experience..
Story was already posted by me earlier. Duplicate submission.
hmm, the car models look pretty close, but the game world has been reduced quite a bit in complexity. If you look at the ground, the textures are flat and simple on the Vita, plus if you look at the buildings, they are missing things that are placed on the roofs. Not to mention the vegetation looks significantly downscaled. Don't get me wrong, it looks like a great game, but obviously sacrifices had to be made. Glad they are able to get a lot out of the system, too bad there aren'...
Great news, at least we know that the Wii U will support DLC, so for games like Black Ops 2 it shouldn't be a question now.
That's great news, should give owners more confidence that games like Black Ops 2 for the Wii U will get DLC as well.
it would be nice, however that would require more work on their part. I would honestly just be happy to see the games there in their original forms first.
There is always potention for HD re-releases down the road of games / compilations.
who are you talking to? Of course we're talking about the console, I'm confused.
I can't wait. 18 more days, hurry up already!
This game has so much hype surrounding it, I just hope the single player game lasts long enough or has some bonus incentives to play through a 2nd time.
As for the Multiplayer, have they ever stated how many people can play? Is it strictly just 2 people playing? Would be nice if you could have the Gamepad player spawning enemies and then up to 4 players to fight the zombies. Would seem like a perfect 5...
Awesome, cannot wait. Loved the first one, so here's hoping they can scare the crap out of us all over again.
Wow, the author sounds ridiculous. He's upset that you actually have to go through the process of redeeming points to get a code?? Umm, that's basically how any digital promotion works. Once you accumulate enough points, you trade it in for something else. That's how my rewards points work on my credit card. That's how my Air Miles work, or my Aeroplan Miles. What was he hoping for, someone to deliver the electronic coupon to his door themselves?
This is great news, so many great Gamecube games.
My only hope is they don't gouge us on the pricing, looking at how much they charge for N64 games ($10 approx), I am a little worried.
people just love to disagree with you for some reason.
Agree with me if you love to disagree.. XD
that could be huge news. I mean I was curious enough to know if the Wii U version would support 3D as well. I have a 3DTV and have played the odd game in 3D, but there has been no word if the Wii U system would support Stereoscopic 3D even though we know it could easily handle it. But if you could get 3D off the gamepad as well, that could be something else. If it's true that's a huge secret about the Gamepad that nobody knew. Now can we all understand why the gamepad could be so...
true, but we still have to see what the actual specs on these new machines will be.. It might be as much of a jump as you think. And I don't see Sony rushing to put out the PS4 anytime soon..
My main gripe is people complain and say that it's uncomfortable or too heavy. The controller weighs 1 lb. You know what weighs more than that? An iPad. But I bet that isn't too heavy to hold. I plan to use a combination of the Gamepad and Pro Controller depending on...
The title of this article is not correct. They never confirmed a PC version.
The quote states, "We’re currently focused on the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of the game and don’t have any details to share about a PC version at this time." They don't say THE PC version, they say A PC version. So even though it is highly likely we will see one, that still doesn't confirm that a PC version exists.
No matter how good the specs of the console are during the design phase, by the time the console launches, it will be outdated again.