Maybe you're underwater now. Or in Las Vegas. Or in a baseball field. Heck, five minutes into the game you go from being on Earth to being in space—which is definitely a cool location, but the pacing is so out of whack in the transition there, it doesn't really feel right. Nevermind when everyone suddenly starts…
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I'm a bit of a Sony fanboy, so take this with a grain of salt-
But I am blown away by this new Sony we're seeing this generation. They have a clear message, charismatic and open developers, and a really intelligent strategy. They realized what went wrong with the ps3 and are really turning things around. What I find to…
I hope this is the next 'shop contest. xD
The craziest part about all this is that, as he explains in an interview with Motherboard, no certified doctor could ever perform the operation required to get the chip inside his arm. Because it's nuts. So he instead had to get help from "body modification enthusiasts", the type of people who put stuff like horns…
Looks like a decent shooter and all, but not my cup of tea.
A book with two covers and pages? So last century! An author really has to innovate to get my attention! Make it so the book only turns pages with voice controls or something. And movies with a beginning, middle, and end? I want something new! Whatever happened to all that innovation that went into smell-o-vision?! :p
That's the beginning of any hardware generation. It actually makes it easier and more likely to see innovative games on a system that's more familiar to developers. One of the reasons we never really saw anyone but Nintendo taking proper advantage of the wii remote was because developers never quite got comfortable…
You know who needs to innovate more? PC! Mouse and keyboard? What is this, 1991? :p
Well, Hard drives, ethernet connections, online stores, and dlc were all done on the PC before consoles as well, so I don't know what to make of that argument. And yea, I think the XBox One is going to be great too, but I don't think the Kinect is going to pan out for them as well as the snap feature or the smartglass…
As much as I think the novelty of the DS was done better with tablets... Yea, the DS was first. And used a touchscreen. And was pretty great. I have to give it to ya.
Oh, if we're considering HDDs innovations then what about cloud support, tablet integration and the playstation app, game streaming, and using GDDR ram? I agree, smaller, smarter innovations are the successful way to go and I think the PS4 and XBox One have plenty without motion control and cameras and junk.
I'd much rather have a solid system that doesn't take many risks with games that are creative, interesting, and innovative. 'unique' hardware is more expensive to manufacture for, harder to get right, and more often winds up like the Virtual Boy or the Wii than... Uh... Come to think of it, I can't think of any goofy…
I hope the protagonist turns out to be Mike Dawson. That would be the most unexpected twist ending. xD
I hope the protagonist turns out to be Mike Dawson. That would be the most unexpected twist ending. xD
I for one think this game has some Very Fine Direction. But I agree there is some work to be done on the Verbally Frightening Dialogue.
Frankly, I'm only too happy to have this kind of moderation if it prevents the playstation network from looking like the xbla Indie arcade.
Renaming someone else's work and posting a slightly renamed and generally worse version of it on Steam?! Never! :O
I dunno about you guys, but I am always tweeting soda commercials to my friends and impulse-buying cars after watching an ad for them! :I
Well, we don't know that precisely... See, the kid in that cage could be Chico, right? But he's pretty light-skinned for that. I've heard a lot of theories that may be a young Solid Snake. But if that's the case, then he should be around 12 or so by the look of him. But the Les Enfants Terribles project didn't start…