Review of Thor: God of Thunder on PS3 and Xbox 360
John GodGames Emus has released some new videos, showing Uncharted, The Amazing Spiderman 2 and Thor: God of Thunder running in 4K on the PC via the best Playstation 3 emulator, RPCS3. As you will see below, all three games can now run without any major graphical glitches on RPCS3, however performance is not yet optimal in Uncharted.
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OXM UK: "I've lost count of how many times in the past two years I've come out of a cinema, or watched a game's credits sequence roll, and felt a teensy bit pleased with myself for being a big old nerdy comic book fan. Classic Marvel and DC franchises are on the up worldwide - Batman: Arkham City has topped charts and Metacritic alike, The Walking Dead XBLA is one of the finest videogame stories out there, and The Avengers Assemble is one of the most profitable films of all time.
But with this power comes great responsibility, and a tragic superhero backstory. Fellow comic fans will tell you how often in the past we've had to watch our favourite heroes submit to brutal character assassination by uncaring executives. Case in point: these six superhero stinkers. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Nope, it's a great big whopping turd."
lol mediocre game.. :P
well first off, that scale on Push-Start is wack,
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The thing that upsets me the most is the fact that multiplayer is on that scale, not every game NEEDS multiplayer to be good, to be honest way to many devs focus on multiplayer, and it makes me even more angry when games that should NOT have multiplayer get criticized for not having it, or not having a CoD/Battlefield worthy Multiplayer...like no fucking shit? and wouldn't multiplayer fall under gameplay anyways? and also it's sad that a game would lose 5 stars solely because its a single player game, being that it doesnt have a multiplayer to begin with, and that would then diminish its rating.
the movie was funny
For those of you that commented on the multiplayer rating of this review, we at push-start have responded by categorising our star-rating, between games with multiplayer and games that don't.
Therefore our reviews will not give the impression of criticizing games that do not have multiplayer, which was never the case in the first place. Now any games that do not have multiplayer (Thor: God of Thunder in this instance) will not have a rating for multiplayer, as it is not applicable to the title.
Thank you to sobekflakmonkey for bringing up the issue.