Kotaku barely ever posts about Minecraft...at all. Done plenty on Shenmue too.
Aria
Aria
I always find it weird why so few games explores nature and playing as animals. There has been some, but it feels like it has so much potential for of crazy survival games and open world type games.
It was so good that they showed it to us twice.
Damn. Might be the best surprise of E3 for me so far. I would love an updated PS4 version of the first one.
I love A Song of Ice and Fire too much to argue coherently about its merits and demerits, but I love the Unsullied/Atlanta Hawks comparison.
More like, “Yay people expressing their dissatisfaction with gamer consumers still supporting publishers constantly milking great franchises by charging the same amount of money for a full and completely new game on top of payable download content even though the game is reusing probably 70% - 80% of their code and…
Ugh....sigh....
How is this series even still running? It was fun the first two times, and I’ve heard the ship one was good too, but it’s not like this is Final Fantasy or anything.
Plenty of people hated it, the cranky combat mechanics and uneven pacing were arguably the reasons the game wasn’t a huge(r) hit. You should really give the American Nightmare a try if you haven’t already, the gameplay is infinitely more enjoyable and it’s much less linear.
I think I was one of the few that didn’t love Alan Wake’s gameplay. The movement felt kind of janky and frustrating to me, and I didn’t like the lack of variety in the enemies. I’m hopeful Quantum Break will sort of fix this for me.
Duet
It says I’m supposed to jump here...
Here’s my serious one. Because it actually makes sense with the digital crown. Funnier ones to follow.
What do you call Battlefront 2 with less players, less maps, no campaign, and no space battles?