I expect the difficulty is more "porting something away from the PS3" rather than "porting something to the PS4". Cell was just such a fucking weird architecture.

the 'fact' you used your own 'taste' in gaming to generalise all of gamers basically shows how subjective you are. I get that the 360 controllers had more support than PS3. However since this current gen, i will say it's neck to neck. MS added force feedback to their Xbone triggers by broke the 'feel' of it while Sony…

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I played it and I regret it, every single second I spent in-game was terrible, bad menus, terrible optimization awful textures, boring game modes and the players, oh the players.

I just want to let you know that since the only thing I know about CoD games is that people say they are exactly the same, I'm going to assume they are.

So do you have any credible evidence to back up why it's "just another Call of Duty game", or are you going to just sit there without providing any evidence?

I haven't own a Microsoft console for a while since they simply don't make the games I enjoy, and man have people around me been surprised when they actually look at my PS3 collection. "Well, none of these are on the Xbox." It's like they're astonished. I know it's an expensive hobby, but if people can, investing in…

From 2005-2013, I was a hardened 360 fanboy. PC and PS3? Please! Who needed such things? Everything I ever needed was on the 360. It had Halo! And Fable 2!

So is the new map compatible with Breakdown?

I saw how you enter this mode in a video preview. It's actually fairly immersive- or at least, it doesn't break the immersion.

Im playing Breakdown right now and it is addictive. I kind of wished there was a way to dislodge zeds hanging on the right side of the car. Also carrying more than 1 rucksack in the car...

From what I understand, State of Decay was basically the proof-of-concept for their MMO, which is being called Class 4. They showed it off, Microsoft told them the PoC was actually really fun and they should considering releasing that as a game. So they did...

I wouldn't start with that "almost impossible" crap. Look at when EA said Simcity would be "almost impossible" to make it play offline and then they released a patch to enable offline play.

I just bought it today, I like it a lot. I just started but basically it adds a pure sandbox mode. I believe there's a couple of new vehicles, weapons, cars, and survivors. Also there are hero characters that you have to unlock... I dont know much about them, I haven't played much yet.

I liked it. Would have liked it more if it was on a new map. By the time it came out, I had already gone through the game 4 times and knew every square inch of that map. I also wish they had allowed you to choose a character instead of giving you some random schmuck. Maya > Everyone else.

Loved state of decay. I think with another year or two of development, it could have gave the last of us a run for its money (gameplay wise, not story) I never played a zombie game that made me think before.

I said it once and I'll say it again despite it's problems State of Decay is one of the best zombie games I think has been made. I'm really looking forward too the company next zombie game heard it might be a mmo or something like dayz.I personally rather they keep it like normal State of Decay, add a bigger world…

No game has stressed me out the same way State of Decay has.

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