The first mistake is expecting valuable business insights from the comment section of a gaming site.
@strotee
Shaun of the Dead
Dawn of the Dead
28 Days Later
Zombieland
REC
Guns were one of the most annoying parts of the last game, especially with how creative and powerful the melee weapons were. Glad to see them be mostly removed.
That first one was a tough watch. I appreciate the whole silent aesthetic, but I was spacing out during that first 45 minutes without any dialogue.
The NFL is such a hilarious mess of an organization
There are really 2 likely scenarios here
1- Warehouse deal listings are completely automated, and the system pulled current used prices from other sellers
2- Some Amazon intern uploading warehouse deals got cute and thought he'd be helping out by bumping up prices
It's probably #1, with a huge oversight in the system that the used offer price should never go above MSRP
MS devs have released 2 GOTY contenders in the last month w/ Psychonauts and Deathloop.
Skyrim at least had expansions and a vr port. R$ has been phoning it in with microtransations.
Honestly, an episodic AC would be way more palatable. Instead of doing these gigantic ass maps that take 200 hours to finish, there could be a main hub (in current time) with all of the episodes the size of the Odyssey DLC maps. Manageable 10-20 hour chunks. Would also give them more freedom to vary the landscapes/cultures.
Current ACs are one of those games that I keep installed, because it's easy to jump in every couple months for a few dozen hours.
*Arkane
It's really underappreciated because SD makes everything work seamlessly the way you'd expect it to. Seeing Sony not have something similar implemented is almost confusing at this point.
Into one of the most beloved RPG franchises of all time?
Starfield was never announced for Playstation.
Because that's risky/doesn't make much business sense. Most people don't want new experiences, they want small variations on what they're already comfortable with. Sequels pay the bills.
On that note, Nintendo is probably most guilty of milking the same franchises to death.
Weird way to admit you've never been to Popeye's
I mean, imagine just generally living day-to-day with a genuine, negative emotional response to a company whose product you didn't buy. If I turned on a new TV and saw a button on the home screen that allowed me to play all of the exclusives I've missed, I'd be stoked as a PS owner. I'm having trouble understanding how anyone could consider this a bad thing. In a general sense, this opens up gaming to a lot of people who don't have consoles. Should be a win for all of us. ...
Most games added don't take a hit on resolution
Because Sony couldn't afford them
If Microsoft developed and distributed a vaccine for covid, Sony's fanbase would bitch about the syringes not having haptic feedback.
Y'all are working overtime to keep this article at the top of the site. Commenting that it's clickbait literally just gives it more visibility.