The IMAX experience has been worth it for all the movies I’ve seen. There’s a market for it.

I don’t know what rock you’ve been living under, but the immersive software is there.

I use my VR headset a few times a week, and most of my family members have a Quest 2 headset. There’s a good library of VR games/apps and support from publishers now, and that’s what determines if VR technology lives or dies.

I like to play Halo and Gears campaigns in co-op mode with friends/family. We were pretty disappointed when we found out about the lack of a co-op mode in this game.

The combat UI might be decent, but their in-game menu design is terrible. It takes me and my friends forever to look for a setting.

I have no faith in Sony after they promoted a budget version of Godfall for their PS Plus line up this month.

The best deal I’ve seen was $70 eshop cards for $40 at Walmart. I was able to grab two of them at that price.

The best deal I’ve seen was $70 eshop cards for $40 at Walmart. I was able to grab two of them at that price.

I have no idea why a company would remove features or QoL improvements that they spent millions of dollars to develop then later remove them from a new product.

Yea, they’re definitely making more money with Apex. Also, Medal of Honor VR was a disappointment.

I recall they released Titanfall 2 around the same time as CoD and BF, which is suicide.

I’m curious on how much they spent on this production.

GameStop has better deals for Nintendo first party games, right now.

It’s pretty ridiculous that EA launches Battlefield games in this state, even with all the feedback from open beta and closed testing. I’m a huge BF fan, but I didn’t buy BF5 or BF2042 at launch. I think AAA budget games should be held to a higher standard.

I would disagree with you. It’s been a few years, and all they have to show for it is a MvC style clone with a LoL skin on top. There’s nothing innovative in this video at all. Also, this game was most likely built off Rising Thunder, so they didn’t start from scratch.

I was excited when Seth Killian was part of the project, but I’m not so sure after he left.

Its pretty sad when it’s been over 3 years and this is really the first in depth video they’ve released on this game.

I honestly wish they sold the Portal mode separately, because I have no interest in the regular game modes or hazard zone. 

Enjoy your Oddball mode!

I think most companies have one of those. Nintendo has Mother 3.

I feel ya.