Exactly! I clicked the article and the first thing I thought was "damn, nice footprints!" and not "hehe they're dancing". I've either become too old for this, too picky, or both. As a result, I seem to enjoy B-studio and indie stuff more than AAA content these days.
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Ubisoft has released a version of Watch Dogs for the Wii U, as has said that Just Dance 2015 will be hitting the console as well. Those are both multiplatform games, though, and porting hem to another system is different than making a new title for just one console. It seems like Ubisoft's Wii U releases will follow…
I'll take the incredibly obvious gigantic arrows scrolling up the screen over this, please.
It held attention fairly well (games games games, at least) but it lacked a punch or exclamation point.
STAT | 4 million – Number of copies of Watch Dogs Ubisoft sold through to customers in its first week; the company says that's the highest first week sales of any new IP in the video game industry.
The time limit is a total non-issue in terms of just beating the game and getting a pretty good ending on even the first try. You can synth top-end gear and explore without worry. In the most recent installment (Escha and Logy) you can literally have your next assignment done in a few days in a few cases. The majority…
Not bad...
Um. Sigh. I don't even know anymore. You know it's not something you can quantify. Everyone simply has a breaking point.
It's surprising how quickly that all turned around; I wasn't expecting Microsoft to make the Kinect optional this early in the Xbox One's life cycle. But so it goes. Microsoft had their shot, and they failed to convince people that the Kinect 2.0 is fundamentally different than Kinect 1.0 was on the Xbox 360. That is:…
It's no big deal. This used to happen to me all the time making water rides in Roller Coaster Tycoon 2. Once someone gets high enough they spontaneously explode. Just a warning!
Whatever helps you sleep at night. In less than one year we went from the Kinect 2.0 being such a vital part of the XBO experience that it would be "unimaginable" to ever get rid of it (per words of Xbox/Microsoft execs) and that it was so "vital" that the console would be a hunk of worthless metal without it, to…
Don't need it (US, at least). All three are on air networks. NBC, ABC and FOX, respectively.
Lowest ribs protruding from torso (front and back) and literally concave abs. Eew. Pro gamer? Get this man some Dew and Doritos™, stat!
True on the odd random spike difficulty. The super-duper-optional stuff can be annoying even at top level and well-synthesized items. Since the game is so damn forgiving you don't ever get a game over for getting slaughtered, at least!
Why? These games exist to be light-hearted, quirky and honest-to-god cute. Difficulty is low and someone of any age can pick up the thing without feeling the need for a FAQ. Content is generally appropriate for all ages with practically zero violence, language or sexual content. Tons of side content, quests, and…
Today Microsoft and 343 announced the next installment in the Halo universe. It's called Halo 5: Guardians, it's all about Master Chief's journey in moving on from the events of Halo 4, and it'll be out in the fall of 2015 on Xbox One.
Actually I thought it was NASCAR that was away from the FIA and IndyCar that was at least in vague communication with. Motorsports in the US are just so damn different from the rest of the planet. Oh well, learned something today. I did know neither was to-the-letter with the FIA but with IndyCar having standing…
2) The driver is responsible for signaling if they realize they have a problem while on the grid before the lights go out. It gets flagged and there'd be an extra formation lap. If the failure happens literally as the lights go out there's nothing else that can be done other than the immediate marshal waving a yellow…
The game is not online-only. Even when this stupid policy was announced the game would still have worked in full offline when you upgraded via PS+.