Knowing Yakuza, I’m half convinced that the game is working as intended.

((TLDR: Better but still stiff and janky as fuck wouldn’t work for fluid looking Online play.))

your right just looked up ME-C 3rd person game play.

it dose look far better then the first still clunky and vary stiff though, the sholders and head never seem to really move, in a few the head vanishes completely.

It…

its not about that normaly in a FPS the FP view uses an overlay to represent your character and normaly dose not properly represent what your character is doing from the 3rd person perspective/view.

this means double the animations required for a given task.

in SC there is no overlay, everything you see in the FP view…

*Moment of inner reflection about our internet society*

Are they...OVERreacting?

I could get legitimately excited for a new Adventure-style game. I still think that kind of “large hub world with ‘action’ stages littered throughout structure could work really well, they just haven’t made a good game around it yet.

It is a lot of fun. I paid of Origin Access so that I could play the game early. The open world really works with this game. I played through with Runners Vision on and it will adjust to you as you run. So if you set a way-point and decide to go on another path it will highlight a completely new path to your goal…

Having beaten both games I would say that the area are just as distinct as in the previous game

Yes, the story levels are much more like the first game’s tightly designed missions. The open world’s districts have distinct looks but I haven’t unlocked all of them yet so they might start blending together.

You have to take those big tongs they use to carry around giant blocks of ice, brace your feet against the computer then pull with all of your might. If you are doing it right, you’ll be perpendicular to the front of the computer. If you manage to win, it will respect you from now on and won’t challenge your authority.

No they won’t... All Sony and Microsoft is going to see is a giant target sign that says SUE ME (despite copyright/plagiarism laws in China being sketchy at best).

It’s satire because you make a decent point about people rushing to judgement based on limited information, and then deem the game crap based solely on the publisher.

Orrrrr you could, you know, release an actual game instead of a movie.

You gotta pick up the Yakuza series man. Japanese Virtual Tourism at its finest.

Yet another click-bait article on Kotaku. :p

some of the most famous Westerns are technically European films o_o

Terence Hill 2015 (76 years old)

How about a Dragoon?

I was excited for Watch_Dogs, and then it was just a GTA game. Totilo made a point that the gunplay cheapens the game’s main gimmick soo much.