This is gonna be a disaster I can feel it lol
Calling it now: the reason they've not cancelled it is because this is going to be their big Blockchain/meta erse game.
Uhhh yes, a reviewer SHOULD ALWAYS judge a game based on its cost and value for money at launch? Because there are some games that are absolute scams and broke messes for the price they are.
You'd think so, but FF7R still isn't on Xbox, when you'd think at the very least that exclusive license would be over when Intergrade came out.
@frank_A indie developers really are often just a few people though, and is so often self inflicted, but true enough in a way they feel they need to in order to make ends meet. But then the same can be said for any sort of passion project somebody has. I know myself I have spent so many hours on a single YouTube video for example, way past what would be considered normal hours to do so.
But I am not wrong when it comes to AAA games. They are made by developers who pretty m...
But it doesn't NEED to happen. It only ever happens because of corporate greed. A triple-A game doesn't HAVE to make a certain release date, companies making them can easily afford to delay, but in order to quell corporate greed and make maximum potential profits, staff are crunched to make the release date, and in a lot of cases have disastrous results, see Cyberpunk 2077, Fallout 76 and GTA Remasters as just three examples.
I'd argue that's debateable. I look at the list and I see at least 30 games on there are just another version of the game. Still over 700 sure but there are duplicates based on versions.
I know Dino Crisis and Dino Crisis 2 haven't been announced yet, but if they're not going to remake those games, I'll be damned if they at least give me those 2 with trophy support instead.
You literally would not have realised had an article not told you, so calm down.
I mean you do you I guess, but the point of the "quests" is not to follow a predetermined marker but to explore and find said person just out there somewhere, keeping track for yourself where they may be going to next. Alexander for examples says he's going east, and so he's basically telling you to go that way to find out what's there. If a quest just said "go that way to find Alexander" and tells you where it is, that just puts you on the straight path and su...
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And in doing that, you've engaged with it on N4G, increasing its degree score, therefore making it more eye catching for more readers who MAY click on it and ON AND ON the cycle goes. Hell even I did it.
Please can we stop approving articles for this game? N4G should ban any sort of promotion for this clear money launder of a game.
The only thing I dislike about the controller is how so damn easily dirty it gets. I could have a shower, wash my hands straight after, wipe down the controller and it'll still get dirty as hell within 30 minutes or intense gaming.
First Xbox.
Then Activision.
Now PlayStation. What the hell is going on at Bungie that they break off then go with someone else, then break off again and go with someone else AGAIN?
Sorry to break it to you.
Its not.
Blows my mind people even care about video games.
I just want to earn my trophy/achievement.
Graphics are not the main focus of a video game. They should ALWAYS be second to gameplay.
More Dark Souls isn't at all a bad thing also. HOWEVER the game looks way bigger in scope compared to any Dark Souls game. After all we now have mounted combat for starters and it truly is open world rather than a set of corridors that come from one hub.
The graphics, to me, still look fantastic, and with the open world that it is, there's only so much that ...
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Literally at the bottom of the page.
You're either trolling or really don't do research. Even before I researched I knew Wizarding World was NOT a fansite.
I'm genuinely curious what makes you think its not financially sound?
Gamepass has 25 million subscribers last I checked. £11 a month for the average user. Let's say 20 million are regular subscribers paying that £11 a month (and 5 million maybe on free trials or £1 trials).
That's £220,000,000 A MONTH (or $300,000,000 a month). That's £2.6 Billion ($3,6 Billion) a year. That's just from GamesPass. Obviously th...
@eonjay I mean a lot of review sites LITERALLY RELY on recieving codes to play so they can get a review out for the embargo and get clicks. It's quite literally how they make most of their money to, yknow, live probably?
Imagine if IGN got no codes going forward, they'd lose a lot of their staff within a year because all their money would go elsewhere