I think a decade of hype will do that for even the best games. With that said, chill out, it’s going to be a great time regardless.
Damn, and not long after Akira Toriyama’s passing. RIP to two legends.
To the surprise of no one. It was already risky business for Yuzu to emulate modern games. They should have kept a low profile and refrained from profiting from it. Also, Nintendo is probably the worst bear to poke.
Citra is what I’m sad about. I didn’t care about Yuzu as I don’t emulate modern games that I can easily purchase. With the 3DS eShop gone now though, Citrus was a way to play and access those games.
Yeah, well, those who wish ill on others just because their lives suck are unlikely to get any more sympathy from others than they give. I’m not going to say anyone deserves misery, but if misery wants good company, they really ought to be nicer to people.
Implying you think the people getting laid off are the ones making the big bucks? I think I can spot who doesn’t know how capitalism works.
Also, even if they did well for themselves, I fail to see how providing us with entertainment should be punished like some kind of crime.
Awesome! I look forward to their future endeavors.
Yeah, I think it’s a combination of the cost of AAA development going up, the diminishing returns on the “whoa” factor that used to accompany a new gen of consoles, and a slew of other factors. The markets are different now too, with access to more games than ever competing for our wallets, services and distribution being different now, etc. Some market trends seem to be moving too fast, while others seem to be lagging behind.
Also, rich CEOs are seemingly holding more ...
Man, I’ve always loved Tekken, but I do not like the direction this series is heading (which sadly might be a direction fighting games in general are headed, but I digress). Maybe it’s high time I exit and just appreciate the older Tekken titles.
But the Dualsense doesn’t have a screen on it. What it does have is stuff like haptic feedback that the DS doesn’t have.
In other words, not even close to a 1:1 comparison. About the only thing in common is you’re getting an experience that takes advantage of console-exclusive features.
Another day, another interview by the leader of the third place console claiming he knows anything about the market.
A friend of mine actually has a PC TV setup and has for over a decade now. I remember the first time I saw it and being really intrigued, as up until that point I thought of PC as either being a desktop setup or on a laptop, but he essentially set up the console experience on a PC, with Steam.
I did vote for a Breath of Fire 1-3 remake in the remake section, and it was one of my three choices in series I wish would make a comeback.
That Capcom Town thing was quite a rabbit hole. Sorry bruh, I voted differently. Best of luck you Onimusha fans, but I'd rather a new Ace Attorney or Breath of Fire game.
I never would have even considered playing such a game on an iPad. I had a great time with it on PS2 back in the day though, and would be very surprised if I didn't have a great time playing it again now.
The Last Revelation and Chronicles did round out the last of the PS1 games. I'm all for more remasters, so sure.
Sweet! Glad past me pre-ordered a collector's edition of this from VGP.
Gamingbolt puts effort into releasing Sony doom and gloom articles? Are you sure? At this point I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s an AI algorithm that can turn out these types of articles based on the formula of the usual Gamingbolt tropes.
Gamingbolt has been around for a long time. They’ve always been MS-slanted. This piece is pretty well in line with their usual drivel.
And blame Yuzu for not keeping a low profile. Now Nintendo is much more actively looking for Switch emulators.