Ugh I loves the art in the cut scenes

Sony has openly said that now that Shenmue III has hit their Kickstarter goals they will be addingin additional funds. How much, who knows.

So I’ve played about 1000~ games since beta through now and I’ve only ever had a handful of people straight up quit early in a match. If you stay positive and the other players keep going, they will usually come around. You get lots of “GG” after losing on objective 5 minutes in, but it rarely translates into anything.

Ken Shamrock can beat the breaks off of 99% of any professional athlete. You are out of your mind. Tito Ortiz has been knocked out 4 times in 30 fights, only one of which was a true KO. You have no idea what you’re talking about.

I don’t think they stated anywhere that it will only cost $2m. My guess is that they wanted some higher amount of creative control so they tried to raise kickstarter money. Sony also probably isn’t jumping at the gun to fund a game that 1) wasn’t a big hit and 2) hasn’t ever been on their platforms to begin with. It’s…

I think it looks gorgeous.

Yeah. Mobile and traditional gaming cater to two different markets. There are overlaps for sure, and Nintendo has certainly been effected. But the two ecosystems can exist side by side.

They were only over-powered because you were losing, rather badly. One temple will take out the core. But the rest of your base has to be absolutely gone to shit. You didn’t suddenly lose because the temples are OP, you lost because you had been losing the whole game.

They don’t matter, and this is proof of that. It’s the art-style that makes this look good.

This game doesn’t really come full circle until the very end. Some people call it over-rated, and I could see why. But it does something with controls and mechanics that nothing before it (that I’m aware of) really has. It’s also just a charming game and all around solid puzzle-platformer.

Because most people play on consoles. And the developer wants to make more money so they can make more games. Don’t ask stupid questions.

Remember Me would like a word with you! And Homeworld! And Morrowind! And...others!

Go back and play it, bonus points if you play it on a console. It’s terribly imprecise. And I say this as someone who hates AC and loves Mirros Edge.

You can also just download new music. I’ve adopted streaming recently, but when you have a shit ton of MP3s it’s hard to move on, especially if you have no qualms pirating.

Well that settles it. You win this debate.

On no, no levitation. Nevermind that consoles account for 60-80% of game sales and allow bigger game budgets and hence larger scopes. What would Skyrim look like if Oblivion had only sold 2m copies instead of 8 (rough guess here)? There are pro’s and cons to everything and your PC-centric world where games are only…

Lucky/build a solid product and give it away for free. They had the foresight to do that before most did. You may hate the model, and the game, but Wargaming, Riot and Valve are basically leaders in the non-mobile F2P industry any way you cut it.

I’m a PC gamer buy you sound like a pathetic fanboy. PC has some great advantages but graphical fidelity isn’t the important.

Its not an excuse, it’s a fact. Its a first person RPG. Fallout has always been an RPG. I pray to god it doesn’t turn into a standard modern FPS. The second it puts combat into the hand of the players skill many of the RPG mechanics become useless.

New to him doesn’t mean new to the market. And for what its worth Wargaming was one of the first companies to really embrace F2P outside of mobile.