I saw the trailer earlier on my PS4 just a minute ago, and I am still not interested. They already done another cinematic trailer with the first teaser. Odds are it's gonna play like Arkham in some fashion. My main reason for lack interests, is that is yet another, Superman has gone bad/evil/brainswashed storyline again. Those have been done to death already in all mediums. Come up with something more original or base it off one of the more popular SS storylines.
You know, I do like the idea of a Suicide Squad game but not so much an Injustice/Evil Superman game.
Exactly why me interests deflated instantly. They could have chosen anything else. This premise too generic and same old same old.
Especially since we just had an arguably good SS movie that involved them getting sent into Some Central American/Carribean Nation to do the dirty work for the American Government and yeah, there was a Giant Alien Starfish, most of the movie was dealing with the military and other obstacles. It's not that different then starting with Just Cause 2 and finishing up with Cyrsis.
Its confusing, because I had heard that this game takes place in the same Arkham universe. If you look at the Arkham wiki as well, it seems they've accepted this new game as canon.
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I highly doubt it with the NFL. No matter where FIFA goes, they're most likely be some season passFIFA says it never liked EA anyway, will see other publishers now
Football's governing body is scrambling to decide what its future in games looks like.
Well, it looks like the breakup is official. I wonder if NFL will follow the same path, or still be with EA? I doubt the money is the issue, otherwise FIFA wouldn't have left. Maybe Madden and EA will stay together because both are based in America?
crap, or some crappy monetization. Best of luck to them, I guess. If I had to choose, go to Sega and work something out. Better yet, don't stick to one company. Otherwise the same garbage is going to happen again.
I'm guessing next year Fifa will be essentially identical to the EA one, but Fifa will try to negotiate better term for themselves with some other dev/publisher. I'm more interested in what effect that'll have on EA, that was their big cash cow. Maybe they'll try to recycle the engine and make another football game (junior league maybe? Or some sort of fantasy setting).I highly doubt it with the NFL. No matter where FIFA goes, they're most likely be some season pass
Those EA bastards will survive; they have Madden. The franchise is still a piece of crap, but it sells unfortunately due to ignorance.
The problem is is that it's very overpriced, and Nintendo promise no more price hikes. Don't forget that the Nintendo online used to be free just like PlayStation Network used to be free. And the fact that it's now 50 something+ dollars for a few games is an insult. Not to mention the Genesis games aren't much of a bonus considering most of those Sega Genesis games have been ported to every console known to man by saving multiple times each generation. What's really insulting is that a lot of these games can be easily Porter to physical, digital, or without that stupid price hike and subscription Nintendo knows this. They can easily put Sin and Punishment games on a Duo collection. Have the first game and it's sequel ported together. Not this forced crap of paying through a subscription just to play a rare game. If you can find it easier on any emulation site and a better online service, then I don't blame people for it.
For me I was willing to drop $20 a year for a bunch of Classic SNES/NES games(even if it's basically renting them, but I like being able to play them on the switch). The N64 and Sega games for more then double that? Not so much. Not with the paltry amount it's gonna launch with. If it had been, say, $10 more then the base service or had a fuckton more games I might have considered it but considering I'm already paying $20 for an emulator service(and believe me, I could just fucking emulate them for free), I don't particularly feel like paying $50 for a few more games. And the fact Nintendo hasn't even put all the classic SNES/NES games on NSO yet(and they drop like a couple every couple months) isn't really making make jump at paying more.
The irony of course is aside from wanting to see how long Jim’s “career” would last in a communist country, that he’s describing exactly what happens in a free market thanks to PC software’s versatility. When one company tries to dominate with a scummy practice, users can and will take it upon themselves to find better alternative with the tools available. The sad part is that it’s like pulling teeth with Nintendo to ever loosen their reigns even a bit to feel better about supporting a more “legit” path. Monopolistic tendencies are admittedly one of the banes of capitalism.
