You're talking about a first-person RPG and a third-person action game though. So, it's a bit different than EA putting Titanfall 2 and Battlefield 1 back-to-back.
I mean... that seems kinda strange to lead with that title alongside a 8.5/10 though. There's a bit of dissonance there.
That's a great example. Too Human also comes to mind.
I can't help but note those parallels to Unknown 9: Awakening. Grander world-building plans going on in the background, only to hit a brick wall once the game itself actually releases.
Well, they're also dipping their toes into publishing.
You acting as though it's impossible to for anyone to gauge any potential red flags before a game's release, but that's not the case.
-Pre-release footage
-Title name changes
-In-house comparisons to Norse God of War
-An EA-published game that's been in development hell
I don't see the gotcha in your comment. Hell, bringing up MindsEye doesn't do you favors, given how selectively edited its trailers of...
Damn!
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There's some solid choices today, but I'll always regard Fighting Games' Golden Era as somewhere in the 90s, alongside the prominence of arcade cabinets.
I don't know. Giving Lost Records: Bloom & Rage a 7 is insanely generous. I'd probably cut that score in half. lol
You just can't handle 36 (inflatable) inches of Gex.
I know, man. I don't *try* to fixate on price over other qualities, but it's a huge red flag to ignore in this case.
You are off your damn rocker if you think Infinite's story is worse than 5's. Just by cleaning up 5's worse elements off-screen makes it a default improvement.
Hold on! He may have been on the same team, but that wasn't this developer's words. The guy who made the "talentless freaks" comment was Xavier Farrell. I don't know if Stephan Williams shared the same attitude, but I think it's fair to not hold that over his head.
"Port" has been casually used like DF is doing here for some time. It's pretty innocuous, even if doing a 'port job' from PC/Xbox architecture to PlayStation architecture isn't the arduous task it used to be. Just take the title for what it is: MachineGames didn't rush to get this version out (according to DF).
Everybody seems to be losing their shit over The Blue Prince.
Nah. The Outlaws base game isn't starved of content. Its more the lacking quality-of-life features at launch and a design template that's fundamentally confused.
This title just gives me more questions than answers. lol
Part of me always wishes the "OG" Resident Evil Remake would remain the only one. Then again, can't deny the financial incentive.
I feel like this won't be the last Ubisoft *random location* to shutter its doors this year.
Respectfully disagree there. But I can confidently say if you enjoy the main game you'll likely to enjoy Wild Card and Fortune.