It's a great celebration. I do hope they reconsider the limited nature and keep it forever.
I mean, the problem is his comment has more holes than Swiss cheese.
It sounds more like he wants points for just being different. That sometimes happens, but his comment makes so much more sense when you realize it's fundamentally flawed.
> As long as a game is polished at launch, you’re guaranteed a 80%, no matter how boring the game might be.
No matter what, there is going to be some kind of baseline score. A score where an ...
It actually does not, unless some weird retailer has it and I'm not aware. As far as I'm aware this version is digital only for $20. That said, there is a sequel releasing called The Lost Hero, which is $59.99, and has a physical version.
Such a fun way to celebrate this anniversary. I didn't make that mistake in year one, but it has absolutely been a moment that lived in a lot of people's minds since.
Honestly, I think this says a lot more about you, than it does about them.
If you want the truth, a lot of the people who chase after these things no longer play what the average person would consider a game. Things like Cat Ping Pong in every region, or Hidden Bunny, which are experiences that can be platinumed in 10~ minutes.
Just giving PSNProfiles a glance, and a lot of the people with it are just normal people who seemingly wanted something "rar...
Hope you enjoy it!
To be fair, Square Enix absolutely set Foamstars up to die regardless of platforms.
First they had the brilliant idea to release Final Fantasy Rebirth's demo on the same day as Foamstars. This essentially took all of the attention off of it in a way that is entirely avoidable.
From there it was a rather lacking experience. I don't just mean in terms of modes/maps, though it was there as well, I distinctly remember there being nothing to really ch...
On a basic level I don't agree with listening to insanity because it encourages it. There shouldn't be a point where you're like "well, on one hand this person threatened to kill the developers family, but on the other hand transmog would be pretty sweet."
Beyond that, what constitutes a good idea? A lot of these games don't implement bad practices because they didn't have INMATEofARKHAM to inform them that grinding for 10 million hours isn...
I really think this is an interesting case of controlling the narrative. I read the comments here and it seems like Spitz is this unsung hero that fought big Sony by rallying people to review bomb Helldivers 2, was successful, and paid with his job.
Yet you can search for reddit posts from him and his initial response to the issue was to just make an account and shut up. When he learned about the counties without he apologized, but he still retained that mentality just wit...
I have everything I want, but I am still overjoyed to see Tunic make the list. It's such a charming love letter to games of the past, and something anyone who enjoyed gaming in the '90s should absolutely check out. I mean, it even allows you to create an in-game manual that is reminiscent of those you'd read on the ride home.
Super happy to see this was eventually resolved for PlayStation Plus Essential owners as well!
I think it's because the main question for many was whether or not the PlayStation Plus Collection version would support the upgrade. To me it seems obvious the PlayStation Plus Extra version would, though it is nice to see confirmation it will.
That said, Bethesda highlighting the PlayStation Plus Extra version low-key confirms they do not plan on upgrading the other version given to players. Naturally some people are pissed, as even the in-game phrasing says "fre...
Onslaught is certainly a lot of fun. Plus it's nice having a wide array of extremely useful weapons to grind for.
While I get being done with a genre, the thing about roguelikes/roguelites is the concept simply increases replayability at very little cost.
For example, take Pepper Grinder. Charming game, like 25 levels, has collectibles, etc. Once you get all the collectibles, and beat it, the only content left is beating stages faster/more proficiently. Procedurally generated games don't have that negative, as they're always somewhat different. I can do five runs of Enter the ...
While I wouldn't say it's so long (it will release about nine months after release), they do it to basically cause a second boom in sales.
If they just implemented online like three months after release it might get a small resurgence in interest, whereas new modes, characters, and so forth encourages more people to hopefully populate the online.
Honestly, everything about its release was poorly timed/thought out.
The week before it released there was Relink, Persona 3, and Suicide Squad (it dominated the news/conversations). Then you get its actual release and Square Enix thought to kill any hype by holding VII's State of Play, and demo. You figure it released on the same day as VII's State of Play and Demo, which obviously overshadowed it. Then you had Helldivers 2 like you mentioned, followed by people ta...
Not that it matters, but this one actually allows for swapping between 8 games.
It's absolutely a series worth giving a full go of.
Shame to see it happen, but the funny weapon glitch has been a lot of fun.
Unless I am mistaken, these themes, and those themes are different.
The recent one I recall being added was the Welcome Hub back in Sept., which has backgrounds, and other things to select. These themes add an icon on the top bar for all pages, and other sounds. The article also doesn't mention it, but this promotion also adds a different color for the 30th Anniversary, and a special background to the system I think you're talking about.