And what difference would it make, if you had thought of it?
Sorry, just your comment is pointless, and so is mine, but there wouldn't be mine if there wouldn't have been yours.
It's spelled ''ahead'', and there is always someone thinking about ideas to make a game better. The most important though is getting it out, so that it might get executed in the final product.
And I hope this will be a good enough message to Dice, to have it executed in the final game. Though it's probably EA's call, god knows how they will respond to this.
Ugh, pirates, as much as I like them, I don't think this would do justice for Assassins Creed game. Assassin's order would rather stand in an more controllable environment, somewhere in inlands. Not in the seas and islands, where there are nasty, drunk sailors and pirates.
If this would be a game, I don't think that AMD would be the one's teasing this.
Perhaps a game engine from AMD?
Watch Dogs will be awesome, interesting game. But I highly doubt that anyone ever will beat the freedom and laughter a Grand Theft Auto game brings.
I have just lost hope for that, every time a open-world game similar to GTA is about to come out, articles like this pop up.
Rockstar games is just the best, they're not commercial, they can realize their ideas, they have amazing designing skills and have been the closest to making a "perfect" game...
I don't like Activision for that too, but it's the peoples fault, not theirs. As long as people keep buying, they keep making. And so they also can ask more money for their services, and people still buy.
I honestly don't know how this Call of Duty crap has lasted so long and still is going. And it probably won't end anytime soon. :P
I agree to this article, in all other games this aspect is realistic, wait...
just wait, moment of silence... for magical pockets.
The cockpit is not even the worst part. The handling of the cars in the recent demonstrations looked like the game's engine is based on Mario Kart 1996. The game is just boring if it's that easy to play it.
The depth of field makes the game look tasty, but honestly if you focus on the details the trees look a bit funny.
What a great game for a launch title, with this game in pocket everybody will want the PS4.
I got myself a high-end PC recently. Loving the graphics, compared to PS3, I was using previously. It's just so much better.
But I'm not sure how the PS4 will turn out, quite powerful hardware come quite cheap right now, and I'm sure the next consoles will have some pretty powerful hardware, not as powerful as PC, but the magic in optimization will work it out.
The question is - how fast will companies master the new hardware for graphics optimiza...
This is what I expect from an open world game. Unique with many possibilities and different perspectives in free gameplay. I am so excited for this game!!!
I'm waiting for a Joystick/keyboard and mouse hybrid. It would give you the best accuracy and variety. Joysticks are pretty awful for aiming, keyboard lacks precision of a joystick. So a hybrid like that would be just brilliant.
What kind of question is that? The current consoles are handling so called next gen games like crap, the anti aliasing is extremely poor on them, textures and graphical effects are suffering from resource usage by the next gen physics in games.
New consoles would finally bring the gaming to the next level. The games are fine, but graphically they could have been better on consoles. Just look at AAA games on PC, especially PC exclusive games.
$1,400 console? The video card it self costs that much. And the console would need a CPU to back that power up, high wattage power supply and a blu-ray player to put a load on that hardware, hi-performance cooler etc.
About $2,000, at least, is what I'm thinking.
However gaming couldn't get any better if there would be a popular console that powerful.
I personally liked that they found music that I haven't even heard of, it goes great in both ways, they don't have to pay much for licensing etc. and they give publicity to artists, they might even get paid to feature a song in their game, who knows...
Rainbow Six : Patriots and Splinter Cell Blacklist are on my most anticipated "list". Arma 3 might be great too, hopefully a mod like DayZ will come out for it soon :D
I'm more worried about proper processor usage and video card support, which was a big problem with GTA IV.
But well, I only ask of the game to be playable on PC, I do not expect perfect performance, as I can imagine what developers think about PC gaming and piracy. If there wouldn't be no piracy, all the attention would be directed to PC, as consoles as a multi-platform game-machines are horrible.
It would be very disappointing if it wouldn't, as GTA is one of those games which are actually the most PC friendly and fun on PC.
And the modding abilities on PC. It's just uncomparable to consoles, and the graphics will probably look outdated on consoles, like they always do on multi-platform games.
But I'm sure it's comming to PC :)
Well as much as I agree that the narrative was very simple, the presentation was amazing and made me get into the game and really enjoy every bit of it. I didn't realize that the story was so simple until I read this article.
And this is not like comparing great presentation on a bad product and a bad presentation of good product. A video-game is a mixture of presentation and story, and the story blended in very nicely IMO, the experiences troughout the story are the most...