The 'miserable failure' of an excuse for a storyline scores Killzone 3 below Bulletstorm in the weekly reviews on Orange.co.uk/Games. Thankfully everything else about the FPS does enough to score it a respectable 8/10.
Some of Sony's first-party PlayStation Studios may be developing their future titles using Guerrilla Games' Decima engine.
Might be for studios which were using older engines or UE4 like Bend Studio.
Sony's big 5 studios' engines are all unique to some degree and I want it stay that way for future new games.
Remakes can be done using Decima if required like Bloodborne or Uncharted 1.
Imagine From Software embracing Decima for future titles.
But then again Until Dawn Remake was done using UE5, when the original was made using Decima.
Maybe ease of use is what made it a better choice. And it was already tested by a another studio with kojima productions having shipped death stranding on Decima.
I wonder if this is for studios beyond SIE and KP. Decima has also proven itself of platforms beyond PS5 so I wonder how comfortable they would be with allowing non first party use it wherever?
That engine is mighty impressive, even by today's standards. The cloth simulation and gun animations are absolutely chef's kiss.
But I think it's one of those very intensive engines that will choke the hell out of the hardware and you're looking at a short and linear but very detailed experience. More or less what you get from a UE5 game that really forces the hardware (e.g., Hell blade II).
For that reason, Naughty Dog's engine is probably more practical: still extremely detailed (albeit less so) but allows for a more wide-linear experience and you're still left in awe.
But if we're going open world, absolutely Decima.
They need to put that Decima engine to work for Killzone 5 or a remake of Killzone 2.
I'm a huge Killzone 2 fan. It's my favorite shooter of all time and I wish they'd revive the IP. I know a remake of KZ2 would do very well. My original PSN friends I met were on KZ2 and and we formed a clan. I've been itching to get that 3 star badge. Only made it to 2-star.
The character has weight, it was a design choice which many people happened to like. You're probably too used to the floaty controls of COD
yeah I remember that argument too. Then how that argument went away when they fixed it for the sequel. having massive input delay before anything happens due to technical issues isn't an artistic choice. It's good copium though
Rather than a KZ2 remake, I'd rather see them do a KZ reboot! If they're going to do a remake, I'd rather see a PS5 remake of KZ Mercenary! Hands down one of the best Vita games and the 2nd best Killzone game in the series (after KZ2).
Richard Bailey Jr. of The Koalition writes: 2024 was a special year for new game announcements and reveals across various broadcast industry events. From the official return of the Virtua Fighter series to the revival of several Capcom franchises like Onimusha, there is no doubt that the future looks bright. With this in mind, I wanted to put together a quick list of a few game reveals I fully expect to be announced within the next 12 months of this calendar year.
I would love it if Capcom would throw a curve ball shock everybody with a Dino Crisis remake. I would day one the game if it came true.
5. Resident Evil 9
4. The Next Final Fight (Street Fighter)
3. Housemarque’s Next Game (They made Returnal)
2. Horizon Forbidden West Sequel
1. Half-Life 3
Chris Barrett was one of the prominent developers who was fired a few years ago during the Me Too scandals that hit the game industry.
girl, 8 women reported you.
thats how that works. u wrre not "entitled" to anything.
shouldnt have been a creep.
"While that sounds despicable, Barrett was accused of crossing the line between professional and personal behavior. In the course of its journalistic investigation of the Me Too scandal, Bloomberg interviewed eight people, including multiple women who reported Barrett, as well as other Bungie employees who were either involved in the investigation or spoke to the women involved."
Yeah, sounds like you did it, dawg.
On who.
8 girls reported him.
He is trying to save by putting blame on something else other then the situation he put himself in
You know what else is a miserable failure?, my Orange phone contract. I have not been able to call my girlfriend in her house for 12 months now because Orange won't spend the money to put up another phone mast in one of the most busy areas of London. I have contacted them numerous times and they do nothing. There is a whole website set up just for people to say how shit Orange mobile is.
So before Orange want to call something a miserable failure they should look in the mirror.
SO they liked it but for the 'miserable failure' of the story...
KILLZONE 3's story is the equivalent of Dunkirk, with political intrigue thrown in for additional depth. This narrative plays out clearly and in an interesting way, so how is that a "miserable failure"?
Oh stuff it, the narrow-minded haters will use this (otherwise positive) review as yet more reason to spew their vitriol. I'm off to play KZ3 now... it's magnificent to behold and a dream to play (and the story's pretty damn epic).
I agree the story is a miserable failure. But other fps games are not very well known for brilliant stories either.
Move control is a bit awkward - not because of Move - but because of the DS3 control combination. I don't have a Nav controller yet. But it got me thinking how I would REALLY like to use Move control on a fps.
Now please give me comments as I think this will work well.
Two Move controllers. One for navigating the character. Use like a flight stick. Tilt forward to walk - further to run.
Left and right - obvious. Buttons for crouch, lie, cover.
Second Move controller as is for weapons.
I think a control scheme like this will be intuitive and very natural.
"The 'miserable failure' of an excuse for a storyline"
Really? Just, really? More childish trash talking about a game they probably haven't even actually played for themselves. Well, I'm not missing out. I'm enjoying the game. They can be miserable all day long for all I care.
By the way, that has to be the most ill informed, short, and miserably failed review I've ever read.
Look at Amazon user reviews those don't lie.