Speaking at a panel at GDC, David Jaffe not only talked about how he felt games had too many updates and day one updates shouldn't be needed -- he also talked about how he feels games take forever to get you into them. He said that from the second you put the game in the console to when you actually start playing it takes way too long.
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I agree totally, Sony should listen to this man, especially about the sleep mode.
The continue option I can get behind. Also I'm not hating on the makers of the game, but I don't see why your logo needs so much time on my screen especially if there are a lot of chefs in the kitchen. I just wanna play.
Console boot ups are actually the reason I favor PC gaming. With the PC, if I want to play a game, I make maybe two clicks and BAM I'm in the game. With the console I have to boot the console, navigate the dashboard, then sit through the game sponsor screens, and finally wait for the game to load.
As Jaffe mentioned Brotherhood, I am reminded why I stopped playing the multiplayer in the first place. It just took too long to get into a match and get the game going. This is something that I love about games like Black Ops for instance. I can boot up the multiplayer exe and from there if I have my classes set up all I have to do is pick a server and I'm in.
While load times are getting a bit longer it seems, games like Grand Theft Auto IV are a thing of beauty. I remember dreading the bridge crossing in previous games. I hated those load zones.
Now with the ability to install HDD, they are getting better, but with things like Blu-ray which have low read speed for the time being at least, I don't really mind it.
Call of Duty Black Ops loads up pretty damn fast..
It's amazing how you can get into a full-on MP firefight & be playing within minutes..