The same game would have been much better in a cyberpunk setting.
Cihan
Cihan
Microsoft during every single interview at E3:
"We are going to shove a shotgun up each Xbox One gamers' buttcracks. We won't fire it, we swear, we're just going to put it up there. For them. Trust us, we have some great stuff in store for them, but we can't talk about it right now, but it'll ONLY WORK if that…
...to do what? Microsoft just matched what they were doing, they didn't do something better.
Honestly, I'm getting tired of this growing attitude where fans think the story should be told the way they want it to be told. I've been getting sick of this attitude since Mass Effect 3. That's not how stories work. Someone writes it, someone else experiences it. The reader/viewer doesn't have to like it, but they…
They need to make room for the Xbox Ones.
I'm going to give him a chance to win me over, but by starting out arguing that Vanquish's reception is the result of some sort of pile-on effect seems a bit silly. I didn't read them. I took responses from friends who loved it, played the game, and ultimately found myself facing one of the dumbest third person…
I think that's underplaying Amy Hennig's role. As creative director and writer she might not have been upfront but I think she was a backbone that held it all together. Interesting to see what impact her departure has.
Or just read the books. That's a good way to avoid spoilers.
Seriously. Stupid book readers. With their EYES and LEARNING.
This one right here.
Aw it's so smooth I can't take it! I'm just slidin' out of this chair!
I'm really hoping that there's some heartwarming message like that at the end of this.
Ignore the PC peasants, they are simply upset that games keep getting remade with better graphics on the PS4. Glorious Master PS4 Race!
Ps4 please!
They fight like little girls.
So basically, because I only have about $12 in my bank (I'm between paydays), I'm not going to be able to play the game I ALREADY PAID FOR until next week when I have enough to cover the authorization?
"Yes" or "no" does what a review should do—it tells you whether that reviewer thinks a game is worth your time or not. It also forces you to read reviews and be more informed about a game before you buy it, rather than just buying a game because it has a higher score than its competitors.