Split-Screen: "This article was inspired by an interesting article by G4TV, pointed out to me earlier today. This is in no mind a critique of their opinions on Halo 3: ODST – unless they resort to full blown lying about the game, they're as welcome to their opinions as any one else. The article's basis is interesting however, in how it views ODST as catering to a risk-taking style of game development. That is, give your long-time players a completely different experience, in equal lengths pushing their perceptions as well as reinforcing familiarities. The author ends by stating that we need more games such as this. Games that try new things but hold our hands throughout the experience, reminding us every now and then that it is indeed a fragment of the franchise we love.
"On that note, I point towards From Software's Demon's Souls on the Playstation 3."
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PlayStation is killing it with the exclusives this year. Exclusive wise, what has xbox released this year?
Returnal, Astro Bot, and Ratchet made having it since day one worth it.
GT7 free updates and Spiderman 2 and others at 60fps have made this last year more than okay.
But yeah, it’s been dry lately. BG3 and third party have made great filler, but we ready for that SOCOM or Killzone announcement and some more 1st party goodness. Crossing fingers for Ghost of Tsushima 2 announcement this summer.
Didn’t know Helldivers was exclusive! Wtf is going on at Xbox that they can’t get these games, series s strikes again.
Looks like they are on par with the previous gens. Solid games all around. Interestingly enough, we can't say they released a bad game yet this gen. Unlike the Quiet Man dustup.
I actually do not mind if Marathon releases on multiple platforms . I just wish that Marathon has a dedicated single player campaign.
You might not be able to believe this, but Dark Souls is a pretty tricky game on the PlayStation 3.
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In a way I think we do need more punishing games, that's probably what drew me into Demon's Souls. That and the fact it's an RPG both of those factors (and more than likely a few more that I am neglecting at this point) made me love Demon's Souls.
One of the hardest qualities of Demon's souls though is the lack of communication via headset. So far I've watched quite a few people who have summoned me: run out, get hit by something (even though I was standing still and trying to figure out a way to get them to stop), To which they ended up dying. I don't know how to explain it, but this game basically requires the players to have a type of Cerebral connection without any other medium. Though text chat in theory could work, going back and forth is slow and cumbersome (and more than likely you'll be attacked in that instance anyway by something or someone).
One of my best friends called me a scoundrel on the internet. How classy.
Edit: My mistake. Seems he called me a repulsive specimen of the human species. Which I believe is what a scoundrel is, all said and done. Double classy. >:(
I'll have to check this game out, for sure.
Demons Souls
Ninja Gaiden
I'm starting to see a pattern here of some of the hardest games being the ones people flock to. While games like Price of Persia made death nearly impossible, Demons Souls makes you wallow in your own blood... and we enjoy it. >:)
Give them death and they will love you for it", cant wait to get my grubby hands on the collectors edition, in the future its going to be a gem sought after by the next-next generation. But i'm not going to sell it its staying in my collection.