So what, at least it is available on PC. Stop bitching. It's just a game.
As video games continue to swirl down the toilet, companies are now making half-ass attempts to employ the OP system. What next?
DRM is not used to combat piracy. UbiSoft knows that DRM never does that job and it will always be cracked before or during release, but they still employ the technology because of the industry-wide agenda of combating the used games market and gaining ultimate control over the consumer. You say DRM punishes the honest consumer? THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT THE GAME INDUSTRY WANTS! Their goal is to retain ownership of every game in existence and control whoever gets to play them. Why do we have contr...
I hope so, the name is even more retarded than Wii which doesn't hold the same brand recognition as the DS. This new system is designed for a tablet controller this time, not some idiot stick enjoyed by kids with down syndrome.
Have not played the game let alone the ending but gamers likely expected more for an ending after investing into their save file they created on the first game. I will see the ending for myself before judging it.
So Forza is at 0th Place (above 1st)?
I am not complaining, just going to enjoy watching a free video walkthrough on YouTube instead of buying the game. I can even watch the DLC as well.
Games back then were far more arcadey than games today. Nowadays we have sophisticated technology to pull off cinematic cut-scenes, mid-game or game endings. Today, we have games, movies and sometimes books being merged into a single medium, some of us call an experience rather than a game, and can have the meaningful story-driven endings we see in a good movie or have pictured in our head from a great novel. Back then games couldn't pull off the same standards due to primitive technology...
Too bad schools don't teach students how to write in proper English anymore. Education is declining, just like everything else.
Funny thing is, the Wii U is far more focused on the core gamer and less on the motion control gimmicks than its predecessor, yet the saps on the internet still hammer on the system for being gimmicky. People are idiots.
I already own a Vita since before launch and am interested in the Wii U. It somewhat resembles the DS, because you have two screens, one on the controller, which is a touch screen, and your TV. Nintendo could possibly release a 3DS Player accessory and have t...
To me it is, already got mine before the launch otherwise I would've play the waiting game. I got sick of my 3DS and PSP. Between Uncharted, HotShots Golf, the upcoming Gravity Rush and LBP games, the lineup has some quality stuff early on.
Then I am going to watch a video walkthrough on YouTube instead. Thanks BioWare/EA for making my decision easier. Fail company is fail.
Most of your list are ports too, oh, the hypocrisy.
-Online Passes
-DLC that should've been in the original game
-Decline of many world renown franchises like FF
-Decline of entire genres like platform and jRPGs
-Games being pandered to the CoD crowd and fail miserably
-Record breaking console failure rates
-DRM
You mean the Golden Age of a massive decline in gaming? Because this is what it looks like. Games are going down the same toilet movies have went 10 years ago. Games ...
Gamers love to hate on MS for being "greedy" and Nintendo for making consoles "for gimmicks, casual gamers and 6-year olds." Sony isn't the only company subject to hate.
Haters going to hate no matter what it is. Nintendo could stuff the horsepower of an entire super computer in a tiny white box and fanboys would call that "a gimmicky kiddy console." Everything Nintendo does is gimmicky and for kids.
Sony could release a PS4 ...
Sony's a little different. Their PlayStation products don't usually take off until later in the game. The PS2 did have a slow start and I remember it getting hammered on by pretty much anyone I knew, but we all know where the system end up.
Many of my friends IRL know about the Vita because of me. The majority of my online friends all know about the Vita because they frequent gaming sites like N4G, IGN, etc. And with strangers, last week at one of my local GameStops I was playing the demo unit and a girl behind me peeked over and said "hey that looks like a PSP" and I told her it's a Vita. She never heard of a Vita nor seen one before. I showed her the touchscreen, the cameras, the touch panel, and she was amazed b...
Yeah, more like .01% of potential sales. Big deal. These idiots make up for the PS3 boycotts for having no PS2 compatibility. Looks like the PS3 is selling just fine without it.
Guess what, morons, you're going to still buy a PS Vita in the end if you want to play the games. If not being able to have your little nostalgia kick is the reason to boycott and miss out on all the fun then you weren't going to buy one for the right reasons to begin with.
This whacko has to be living on Cloud 9 if he were to believe the large market of gamers will all have an Internet connection suitable for cloud gaming: low latency, high bandwidth, unlimited data, that sort of thing. This isn't happening anytime soon and you'll understand that if you would do enough research on the current Internet we have TODAY.
ISPs are pushing for data caps and throttling bandwidth speeds. With this, it'll be difficult to stream both Netflix ...
Sony is the closest company to Sega. The crown would go to them way before it would Nintendo.