their about a dozen companies that make their own PS3 controllers in all shapes & sizes. im sure you could find what your looking for on amazon
this isnt a advantage its about preference for example some people play their PC games with a usb controller because they prefer it
idk what others think but BC1&2 were fun but they didnt push console or pc tech but with BF3 since their developing it with a powerfull gaming PC in mind they also have to push the consoles to their limit which normaly only console exclusives do so in the end we have a amazing Battlefield PC experience & one of the best looking & biggest Console multiplatform games. so the way i see it is a win win
@BushLitter no you dont know what your talking about it is legal & heres a example why.
you buy a brand new microwave so you now own that microwave so next you decide to sell it at a yard sale the person who buys that microwave is now the owner & you have no claim to it, same thing applies to games. what your talking about is breaking copy right laws which would only apply if they were burning copies of batman & selling them but if it was used it was already paid for &...
1st off what does the PS3 being hacked have to do with anything?
Its only fair since Battlefield started on PC & the last 2 games where built with the console in mind
its not Biowares fault im sure Visceral also didnt plan on Dead Space 2 multiplayer. the thing about EA is they let their Devs do what ever they want with a new ip & if its successful, EA goes & tries to make it "better"
Dead Space,Mass Effect & Dragon Age are good examples.
AND on top of all this EA is planning on using the online pass system, at least with ME2 we got free content
actualy i think EA combined its MMO studio with bioware & thats how they got another studio which also explains why SWTOR is being developed by bioware
Bioware is still the same studio its just that EA controls their every action now, it was probly EA who told them to streamline ME2 & turn DA2 into a wannabe hack & slash
@Ju half the game(multiplayer) is missing lol
@Tarantino of course pple are playing U2 to get ready for U3 & in case you didnt know the BC games where designed as console shooters so of course no one is playing them,if they wanna prepare for BF3 they play BF2
is it me or do PC elitist just care about graphics & dont give a shit about gameplay?
hasnt like every console launched since the N64 had better graphics than the current pcs of their time?
Gears came out a year after the 360 launch, Perfect Dark Zero was MS's flagship launch title if im not mistaken but is it realy hard to believe MS will pull a twilight princess & release it on both Xboxs?
@dirthurts it was more than just the BRD, the 60gb launched with alot of features the PS3 doesnt have anymore to cut the cost
you just listed games that were actualy praised for their multiplayer experience. if you wanted to help your argument then you should have listed formerly singleplayer games that didnt do so well after adding multiplayer
its definetly not ok if its Day 1 or 1st month DLC but at other times its a way to deliver new content to the games we love before the sequel comes out in 2-3 years. good examples would be how we got the shivering isles expansion for oblivion to help the wait to Fallout or how we got awakening for Dragon age a year before DA2.
well i guess im saying its cool when they release actual expansions that add new stuff to the game like the Fallout 3/NV add-ons but when they make you pay for ...
yeah i also dont see how it will work unless their taking dialogue out. also will each player have their own paragon/renagade meter or will it be shared? I honestly cant see you being able to be a saint while your partner punches every guy he meets
i think they will do a good job cuz they have former bungie employs & only the most dedicated Halo fans would leave their steady good paying job for a company that just started
theirs actualy a good chance it will be compatible with old games. when trophies & move came out they patched a bunch of the old games to support them