I’ve played both Destiny games (just the main games — not the expansions), and I can tell you that Destiny 2 is actually an improvement over Destiny in terms of story (as sad as that is).
Though I’m running the game on medium settings to keep the framerate up thanks to my under-powered GTX 970, it still looks crisp and detailed, especially considering all of the action.
For me, the surprise of the Direct was the announcement of Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice for the Switch. It was along the same “How did the developers pull that off?” lines as Doom and Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus on the Switch. Just from this quick look at it, it appears that they kept Senua’s impressive character…
I didn’t see any option to get the DLC for the Xbox One version. Maybe it was already included? I don’t know.
I finished a really good game from 2016 called The Turing Test. It’s basically Portal with a more serious tone. The puzzles are challenging but not frustrating (once you pick up on all of the mechanics), and the story is surprisingly well done. For the next 36 hours, you can get The Turing Test on Steam for $3.99 (or…
I’m probably going to buy Majora’s Mask 3D now that it’s finally joined the ranks of the Nintendo Selects and the price has been slashed in half. But that might be my final 3DS purchase.
Not surprising after what I’ve seen regarding the overall downgrade. I was impressed with the graphics even in their downgraded state on PC at Ultra settings while I played the demo. But if you go back and look at the E3 2017 footage of the game, it looked absolutely phenomenal back then. That tells me that the…
That sounds like my experience with the Anthem demo. I was just going from one objective to another, not really understanding why I was doing any of it or what the point of everything was. It all felt very much like Destiny to me, and that’s not a good thing.
I didn’t mention it because I didn’t know how widespread the issue was, but the game’s audio completely cut out just a few minutes into the mission I played. I played most of the mission in silence and had to read subtitles in order to catch the dialogue.
I played one mission in the Anthem demo (PC version) and... I’m not optimistic for the full game. What I played was basically Destiny with a heavily tweaked version of Mass Effect: Andromeda’s movement and combat. I was afraid that Anthem was going to feel like Destiny, and the demo absolutely did in terms of mission…
I just played through a mission in the Anthem demo, and... yeah, it’s basically Destiny with a heavily tweaked version of Mass Effect: Andromeda’s movement and combat.
It looks like your prediction might be right. http://gamasutra.com/view/news/335696/Report_Nintendo_eyeing_a_smaller_more_portable_Switch_for_release_this_year.php
Even though it can apparently be hard to work with when making an action RPG (it was built more for first-person shooters from what I recall), the Frostbite engine can deliver some impressive visual results. Andromeda is the first Mass Effect game to be developed in Frostbite. The original trilogy was developed using…
I still haven’t played Skyrim (too much of a time sink for me to commit to it). But if I ever do play it, I’d probably want to play it in VR just for the novelty. But I don’t even have a PS4, let alone PSVR.
If I had a Switch, I would probably be fine with buying everything digitally (I like the convenience of having all of my games available right there on my console) if the Switch actually came with more internal storage than its predecessor (and even the Wii U had a ridiculously lean amount of storage by 2012…
The scene actually doesn’t imply that Luke saw a vision of what Ben would do. It only says that Luke could see that Snoke had turned Ben’s heart. The rest seems to be speculation on Luke’s part, probably based on what Luke’s father had become. But like I’ve said before, Luke didn’t give up on his father, and his…
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