Dragon Ball Z fans are more than familiar with the scouter — the head mounted display that many characters in the series used to measure their opponent's power level. Now, one hero tinkerer has made that prop a reality.
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I'm in-between haha..I mean the setting...the story...some elements in the game are great..but than again..it's linear...you can only jump onto ledges it wants you too...and they never played too much with the great elements it presented...so..it ended up being a linear beat'em up....still...I don't think it's…
It was bad with good bits, I felt.
Combat was clunky but salvageable, platforming was practically nonexistent to fit in the cinematic nature of the traversal, and the memory remixing was amazing, but there were too few of them in the game. Also the story made me go "how can anyone pretend that memory…
I will say this for Remember Me at least it was not a sequel and trying to do something different. Regardless of how successful it was, I applaud it for its art direction and attempt to give gamers something new.
This is interesting, they made a windows version of the engine for easier debugging, I wonder how many other gamecube games they did this?
...that is awesome.
Did the packaging specifically call out 1080p pipeline in multiplayer? The game does run at 1080P without any tricks in single player mode, so if the packaging doesn't define the difference nor directly specify nativity of the pipeline graphics is it false advertising?
No it doesn't matter how, and this guy is a fucking moron, they never hid the fact that the SP was native 1080p and that the MP was 1080p using the temporal reprojection technique. Fuck they talked at length about how they used the technique to get it to 1080p.....1080 is still 1080, hopefully this fucking goes…
It's not misleading. They achieved 1080p, in this case the means justified the ends. People wanted 1080p, they got it, does it really matter how? This is a stupid suit. 1) Next Gen systems are always lackluster at their start. Compare Halo 3 to Halo 4 for example. You will never fully tap the potential of a next…
Thinking the same, from a marketing standpoint I truly believe they will release it for the "current gen" but after the hype of Unity has died down.
How to draw generic characters 101.
God dammit, now I'm sad Marty O'Donnell isn't doing more work on Destiny. D:
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I can't remember the last time there was a greater disconnect between what I was looking at and what I was hearing.
That Ocarina there is apparently one of the GameStop exclusives, along with six Power Cards "for added game play" and a poster map. My grandma never had Power Cards with her Monopoly board so We'll probably be ok without them if need be.
Nintendo, you're doing multiplatform wrong.
>>It establishes the PS4 as a base level "you must have this much power to play"
I have also played on consoles all my life and have a PS3 and a PC and will prob get a PS4. I know the limitations and differences of them all and agree with what your saying about just wanting it to be accessible but these days any AAA title and most indies are pretty much click one button in Steam and plug and play…
don't feel too bad. at least you have ryse 2 to look forward to