From Telegraph: "In any normal year, E3 interviews with industry leaders like Todd Howard on show-stopping reveals like Starfield would take place in grey Los Angeles conference rooms or jerry built cubicles on the show floor, soundtracked by the background hum of chatter and chiptunes.
2021 is about as far from being a normal year as you could hope to find, though, and so The Telegraph’s exclusive conversation with the steward of such seminal series as the Elder Scrolls and Fallout, takes place via video call between Maryland and London with the backdrop of – of course! – a Biblical plague of cicadas."
TNS: "We're shining a light on a bunch of "bad" games that may've been left wanting when it comes to their critical or audience reception."
Good list I've had similar reactions to some games even ones on the list like the order and Callisto
Also I recently grabbed forspoken for, 5 dollars at a eb games Clarence sale and I am actually enjoying it more than I thought I would
Sometimes you just need to give critically panned games a chance
I feel like we’re finally starting to see a sea change in how we treat our favorite games. Sure, we all acknowledge that a game can suck and we can still enjoy it. Hopefully this results in meaningful review scores. Personally, I find a lot of bad games are better if you blast through them on the easiest difficulty. Callisto protocol on the image is a good example of this.
Actually, I started liking FO76 after the wastelanders DLC ... it has been my guilty pleasure
other games I can think of Order 1886, Driveclub, Resident Evil 6 (only the Leon part), Alpha Protocol (pretty unique, needs a remake), XIII Remake (after patches), Medal of Honor 2010, Medal of Honor Warfighter, Homefront The Revolution, Enemy Front, Legendary The Box, Faces of War, Conflict: Vietnam, Conflict: Global Storm & Codename: Panzers – Cold War
I loved The Order, ridiculous graphics for it's time and a very interesting setting, it was linear but not as bad as people say. Similar thing with Callisto Protocol, i admit that i played it a long time after release so maybe issues were fixed by then, but it was a fantastic Dead Space-like horror game with some of the best graphics i've seen in my life.
"Thanks a lot for everything, truly".
For me, these Mario + Rabbids games were the best thing Ubisoft has developed in recent years. I'd hate to see Ubisoft drive the series into the ground like their other properties, so I think 2 games are enough. Maybe 1 more.
Great games, I have wanted Sony to copy these games with their own mascots for years.
I think Nintendo has to hire this guy, I mean the fact that miuamoto himself said to him that he is impressed with this work, speaks volumes. Th possibility on having Mario on Soliani's hand could be incredible and quite possibly a new era for Mario games.
Cultured Vultures: We’re going through the Nintendo Gamecube back catalog to find the games most deserving of a remake.
i have a small feeling that Starfield will end up like Cloud -Destruction technology of Crackdown 3/or Anthem.....
aka release almost at the end of this console cycle, cutting tons of features in order to be released without problems and at the end will end up being a medicore space game like Massive Effect andromeda or No mans Sky
all these ambitious projects without gameplay and not close release window but after a1 or2 year , my experience is telling me that dont end well
And all we have to show is a teaser?
I thought they would at least show a little bit of gameplay, guess we will get more info at Gamescom?
Considering the reputation he has, I highly doubt this is true, just some Bs made up by a guy known for talking Bs.