This is not really a new subject, but it's one that has recently been on my mind while playing through Bioshock: Infinite. I've noticed three big changes in the newest Bioshock which seem to be the trend in new first person shooters: Shields; 2 Weapon Max; and No Quicksave/Quickload.
This is not really a new subject, but it's one that has recently been on my mind while playing through Bioshock: Infinite. I've noticed three big changes in the newest Bioshock which seem to be the trend in new first person shooters: Shields; 2 Weapon Max; and No Quicksave/Quickload.
I don't buy a lot of games when they are released, but I'm going to have to break that rule twice in March. First, I'm inevitably going to have to purchase HoTS since it's unikely it will see a price reduction any time soon. Also, since it's pretty much a "must have" for me, I've already pre-ordered Bioshock…
So I'm surprised that I haven't seen anything on Kotaku (Maybe I missed it) about EA announcing that all of their future games will feature microtransactions as, according to EA's CFO, gamers have "embraced that way of business."
I love how much people start to talk about computer hardward and video cards when a Crysis or Battlefield game comes out.
Does anyone else feel like they would be far more excited about Crysis 3 if it were coming out on Steam instead of Origin?
Started playing Final Fantast Tactics on my Vita for the first time a couple days ago. I had a version for the GBA years ago, but it never really struck a chord with me for some reason. Gotta say, I'm really enjoying it so far.
I'm going to be that guy who answers what is likely to be a rhetorical question in a literal fashion:
Has anyone out there watched Video Game High School? It's a fun little webseries done by Freddie Wong and friends.
