apparently,according to some journalists, the joycons in the controller grip is just as comfortable and intuitive.
"since Persona 3 has taken place in rather lifeless corridors that change each time you visit them."
yea this is my main gripe with the series, I love it for everything apart from this. the dungeon crawling was so uninspired it became tedious which put me of grinding and levelling up.
There was once a time a man could slap a ladies butt, now a lady can't even slap her own butt.
eh? the devs are working at r8 gmaes on formula fusion now;
https://www.kickstarter.com...
vita will go down as a fail from sony. agree with article, they should have given people more reason to buy one. loads of potential was there, but they fucked it up for themselves.
I like it, the colour palette, the style of the water physics. it all seems very reminiscent of old 90's computer tech. it almost seems nostalgic in that respect.it also strongly reminds me of arcade games which I love. my only complaint is that it seems a little unfinished right now, but that could change further into development.
it was sony's way of saying "our console is better" last gen. it boasts a chip which is incredibly complex and powerful. it was their way of having some bragging rights, it didn't turn out to be that amazing if a lot of people found it was unusable and difficult to work with.
"looks stunning" source b4central.com ,well they would say that! admittedly those forest views do look good though.
the environments and weather effects look well done. space level is quite imaginative.
think they went a bit over the top with the jumps on that first track perhaps they could make that one a little longer? pickups look a bit... unfinished or unremarkable, theres a part at 7:20 where the ship explodes even though the fire has disappeared, this probably needs fixing. some sort of damage system would be better than the ship simply dissolving when touched by fire. it seems to be lacking...
this is ridiculous, just get the games you are promising to deliver worked on first.
it wasn't supported because it wasn't successful. and the times it was supported it was often badly implemented. people thought it was a nintendo copying fad and lost interest quickly. they need to give motion controls an overhaul to legitimise their viability again. using the name move would show they are stuck in the past with their past failures trying to push something that people don't want.
well that's interesting..
would be more helpful if the charts showed individual consoles vs their previous gen versions so we can see who is dragging the sales down. likely to be wii u and vita.
I thought they should have done this 5 or so years back, make a gaming tablet that was basically the first xbox scaled down and compressed into a slim pad. think that moment has passed now, not sure if m$ should really get into the mobile arena unless they can really offer something different.
never heard of chrono tiger. a time travelling cat sounds great though.
that's a big ol sign.. wonder what they'll do with it once e3 is over? I mean its not like the sort of souvenir you can put in your bedroom.
too soon.
oh dear
"well you all heard sir beepington"
yea, i'm guessing that some of this got lost in translation lol.
if they call it "move 2" or associate it with the move then its a sure fire way to kill it off before it even gets going. the move really wasn't any sort of success for playstation, they should disassociate with that name completely.
"this thing's like the 3DO" that's not exactly a fantastic endorsement lol..
i'm really not sold on this, I want a reason to buy one but I have a pretty powerful pc gaming rig so I see no reason currently. if they could have shown me some fantastic next gen games I would only be able to play on xboxonex then I might sign up.