@brave loser
The sound that the sticks make when smashed against the sides. Sounds like clack to me, lol.
I only paid 30 dollars for it and honestly I feel a tad ripped off, a similar feeling to a game like Destiny, or other games as a service type games, where I know I'm going to have to wait a long while, and for enough content updates to come out to feel I got my money's worth.
Despite the general dislike for the ds3, I always loved it and preferred it over the 360 controller, which was also awesome, but for me, I just loved the ds3. The sticks were clacky (in a good chunky kind of way) and responsive, the lightweightedness of the controller made you forget you were holding it amd just became an extension of your arm, and one of my favorite things about it, were the R1 and L1 buttons. They were better in competitive shooters because they are absolutely instantaneous...
Agreed. Most of the comments I've read in the past always mentioned the reason being Titans were not as easy to kill in the first, and cannot regenerate health as easily, which if you read between the lines of what they were actually saying, meant they're sour they mastered something that when mastered, becomes far too OP and unbalanced, and can no longer curb stomp the team into not even having a chance of coming back, and that Titans themselves take more skill to use because you ha...
They have it priced at 30 right now, but it’s only in store. Hopefully tomorrow it’ll be online too.
Is this game a good starting point for Yakuza games? I have 3 and 4 (or 4 and 5, don't remember) on ps3 from playstation plus. Don't know anything about the Yakuza series.
Out of curiosity, does this affect the warranties of any existing products or does it just pertain to those manufactured after this 30 days?
Example: if I were to open up my ps4 pro to clean the dust out of it and I was still under warranty, would I still be covered? I would think not, at least not for existing products. Same question though if I happened to purchase the upcoming (leaked) spiderman ps4 pro, would I be covered, or will this simply force Sony to use a differ...
... it would be a miracle because they're both men.
"Hacks are enabled by default, would you like to deactivate them?"
Same here. Burnout Paradise (along with Mario Kart, and a bit of Twisted Metal) are the only racing/driving games I like. Burnout Paradise is definitely my favorite racing game.
"I listed from warren Spector present in full capacity in both mankind divided and prey to a much greater extent than bioshock could ever hope for."
And Bioshock is a much better game than either of those 2 games could hope to be.
Deeper also doesn't automatically mean better either. Mankind Divided may have more lines of dialogue, emails, text, etc, but almost none of it is worthwhile to read. The story is a convoluted over dramatized mess....
Any way, I think I'm losing the point of what I was talking about, maybe it's that Bioshock and Prey are very similar games, and while prey is deeper because it's newer, it's not titanically more varied than bioshock. At the very least, they're in the same ballpark when it comes to the types of games they are.
At their cores, they're both exploratory, super power gun wielding shooters with combos. Prey just has more complexity when it comes to intera...
I skimmed through parts of your article, read about half of that chart, because ideologies and points in a chart that devs keep in mind don't directly translate to a deep and immersive game, they're just nice ideas and goals to work towards, but they can't and don't come together in the ingenious ways you describe these games.
It sounds to me like you're looking for complexities and brilliance in things that really aren't at the levels you're ima...
"It is a shooter."
That's a gross oversimplification of Bioshock 1. It isn't just a shooter. I could probably say the same thing about Prey in someone elses hands. Emergent gameplay scenarios depend almost entirely upon the person playings willingness to try creative things. And the way the game encourages and reminds you to play in different ways (i.e. an enemy standing in a pool of water in bioshock, or a dead npc at the top of an area with a half finish...
I really liked Prey (and games like it), and Bioshock in space, mixed with a bit of Dishonored, is exactly how I described Prey to my friend after beating it. He plans to buy it when he has funds available.
There's nothing wrong or inaccurate with that label, it's true. It may not be the whole truth, but Prey shares a ton in common with Bioshock, enough so that if you have to boil down a game into a sentence to try and sell it to someone, "Bioshock in space&quo...
I don't like racing games, but I LOVED burnout paradise. Platinum'd it. It's the first and probably the only racing game I like, not counting mario kart.
Plus it was one of the first and few games to add custom soundtracks to ps3. Criterion supported the hell out of this game after launch, plenty of free good dlc, some paid that was even better.
Burnout Paradise 2 will be the only racer I ever buy after the first. It makes racing/car games fun...
Does anyone know if this is just for pc?Just got this a few days ago for ps4, been hearing and reading a bit about framerate and audio issues.
You're welcome, lol. I personally took a 65 dollar risk on it, as I'm not much of a jrpg fan, more of a shooter/wrpg guy myself, but I thought I'd take a dip back into the genre for what people kept describing an event rather than a game release. That video where the dev team basically said they put everything into the game as if it were the last game they were making also helped too, it's rare that you see devs that passionate about making a great game.
The...
Is it more, less or about the same comfortability as the golds?
@kornholic
I thought I remember reading Sony recently shut that down? Don't know if it was for older products too or just newer ones, but I seem to recall they were going to severely limit digital purchases to their own store.
I think they'll still have those cards with codes on them, but no more buying the digital code itself from the likes of Amazon.