Gaming wise, there's much to look forward to in 2012. Right near the top of the pile has to be the recently announced South Park RPG, cleverly titled "South Park: The Game." With RPG giants Obsidian at the helm, it's an intriguing project to say the least and speculation is rife as to how the game might turn out, many believing it will give even the most established RPG franchises a real run for their money.
Chris Avellone expands on his earlier claims that Fallout New Vegas dev Obsidian pitched Bethesda ideas for Elder Scrolls spinoffs.
Really Bethesda? Come on
We could have gotten to explore more of the regions or revisit old ones with another developer making them. Would have shortened the time between releases of the main games.
The issue here was Bethesda was butthurt that obsidian managed to develop a better fallout game at the time (new vegas) than theirs (fo3) so they didn't allow it.
It's funny how they're both owned by Microsoft now. They should be able to work together now.
Playstationlifestyle writes: "The Outer Worlds’ subreddit is full of threads complaining about the Spacer’s Choice Edition, with many players demanding refunds. Publisher Private Division‘s support team responded to some ticket submissions, promising players that their complaints have been passed on to the development studio.
Over on Twitter, developer Obsidian Entertainment has been responding to fans, apologizing for the issues."
I know I'm wasting my energy here, but this has nothing to do with Microsoft or Sony. This current gen port was outsourced to Virtuos, a Singaporean development studio with a surprisingly good track record. The publishing rights of the game go to Private Division, the publishing arm of Take-Two.
This 'remaster' is busted on all platforms. Not even a stable 30 FPS on Xbox Series X's 'cinematic' option. 13900K + 4090 (the most powerful PC components available today) can't run the game at 4K@60. It's currently sitting at Mostly Negative 20% rating on Steam. The game runs worse than Cyberpunk 2077 with Psycho settings and Ray Tracing at native 4K while not looking the part.
And to add insult to injury, they're asking for $60 (currently on a 'special' 20% discount coming at $48). There's no free upgrade. Only if you own the base game and both DLCs do you get an upgrade for $10.
Obsidian Entertainment CEO and founder Feargus Urquhart stated that though the studio isn't working on a Fallout sequel, he'd love to make one.
Come on Microsoft, get these guys to do spin off games while we wait for the main numbered games, they should use the spin off games to take it outside the USA. Take inspiration from the mod to come out and make Fallout London.
Also they should cycle between that and Elder Scrolls spin off games, just set it in a different region. There's lots of places than just Tamriel and that's just what we know of.
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Akavir would be a good place to explore as they have 4 new races there not seen before or if they really want to go "out there" how about Lyg, a parallel version of Nirn which I'm guessing has a alternative version of Tramiel where the possibilities are endless.
You would hope that a FO NV 2 is in development - it should've been greenlit the minute Obsidian and Bethesda were under one roof.
If not, then it's almost a copy paste of the Ubisoft situation where they are leaving obvious cash on the table.
They've been wanting to do this for over a decade. Maybe now they'll be able to after they finish The Outer Worlds 2.
funnier, yes, overall better including gameplay value, hell na-a
I doubt it... But wouldn't that be awesome?
I get that it is south park but why is there so much hype for this game?
Lets not get carried away...lets first see more gameplay videos
Rediculous assumption but im curious wut this will be like.