Why not?Why?
A God of War TV Series Is In the Works at Amazon Prime Video - IGN
A God of War TV series is in the works for Amazon Prime Video with the creators of The Expanse and The Wheel of Time.www.ign.com
Why not?Why?
A God of War TV Series Is In the Works at Amazon Prime Video - IGN
A God of War TV series is in the works for Amazon Prime Video with the creators of The Expanse and The Wheel of Time.www.ign.com
Which just kinda makes their posturing as innovators even more pathetic, I think.Look The Witcher 3 came out and Ubisoft immediately pivoted to make Assassin's Creed Origins more like what Witcher did.
Thumbs up!Some dear ported it? Good on them for lending a hand. But on PC, will it fit like a glove? Will it accept a Steam key, or must I use a handshake code. I hope it doesn't give me the finger.
It's a problem of adapting a game that is already cinematic. We've already been through this same thing over and over again, without much success. After uncharted, I really feel this is unnecessary. I know they're trying to get a God of War movie off the works for years, but that all fell through. A TV series doesn't exactly excite me.Why not?
In all fairness I think TV series stand a better shot than movie adaptions. There is more that can be done with a story in an episodic format vs merely a two hour jaunt. It’s what’s helped Castlevania and The Witcher see such a strong following. One can only hope it’s done well, because there’s still far more paths to failure than success with these already well-established stories.It's a problem of adapting a game that is already cinematic. We've already been through this same thing over and over again, without much success. After uncharted, I really feel this is unnecessary. I know they're trying to get a God of War movie off the works for years, but that all fell through. A TV series doesn't exactly excite me.
To be fair. The witcher show is based off the books not the games. The popularity from the games helps but they arent following any of that story.The Witcher see such a strong following.
Ah, another quote for my collection.I feel like open world games are kind of badly designed just as a general concept. Either you have the Ubisoft way of bukaking fucking markers and shit everywhere.
There's a French flag on his profile, so perhaps not a native English speaker, and some stuff got lost in translation. I'm guessing he just meant to say he dislikes how the Ubisoft formula has become the standard for open world, including for non-Ubisoft games e.g. Horizon. Which he does have a point, there is little variety in the basic structure of open world games.“Let it be heard let it be noted that I lament greatly, and with (no?) satisfaction, that the Ubisoft formula that is (has?) permeated into all major AAA open world games 1/? (huh?)”
I know Twitter speak is…often like digital shorthand in a way but maybe I’m too old and out of touch to get that last part especially.
While true, I still remain skeptical. It's like I said before, it doesn't help that the game is already cinematic enough. There's really not much a live action TV series can add. Also, in the Witcher's case, it was already a book first. The games certainly did help though.In all fairness I think TV series stand a better shot than movie adaptions. There is more that can be done with a story in an episodic format vs merely a two hour jaunt. It’s what’s helped Castlevania and The Witcher see such a strong following. One can only hope it’s done well, because there’s still far more paths to failure than success with these already well-established stories.
I mean Elden Ring surely stole the air from Horizon's wings. Which is funny considering Breath of the Wild did the exact same thing to the first game. Their timing for releasing games is really fucking awful, because as good as Horizon is it doesn't do the open world any differently than you'd typically expect. So when BotW and ER come out and stand out as different, they completely overshadow Horizon.Tho all that vitriol aimed at Elden Ring from Guerilla and Ubisoft pepps honestly just comes across as them being butthurt because From Soft arguably stole their thunder
True. I’m was mostly saying TV adaptions typically fair better than movies, and it’s pretty much regardless of source material.To be fair. The witcher show is based off the books not the games. The popularity from the games helps but they arent following any of that story.
And book adaptations typically fair way better than video game ones in all respects.
I’m wonder if they’ll delve further into Greek mythology (and Norse), considering the games also based themselves upon those as it is. It would make sense to dig way back into Kratos’s childhood or something since the games only ever hinted at it, ie with Deimos.While true, I still remain skeptical. It's like I said before, it doesn't help that the game is already cinematic enough. There's really not much a live action TV series can add. Also, in the Witcher's case, it was already a book first. The games certainly did help though.
Mostly was confused by the 1/?There's a French flag on his profile, so perhaps not a native English speaker, and some stuff got lost in translation. I'm guessing he just meant to say he dislikes how the Ubisoft formula has become the standard for open world, including for non-Ubisoft games e.g. Horizon. Which he does have a point, there is little variety in the basic structure of open world games.
Tho all that vitriol aimed at Elden Ring from Guerilla and Ubisoft pepps honestly just comes across as them being butthurt because From Soft arguably stole their thunder
Money, my dear boy. Money.Why?
A God of War TV Series Is In the Works at Amazon Prime Video - IGN
A God of War TV series is in the works for Amazon Prime Video with the creators of The Expanse and The Wheel of Time.www.ign.com
The only way I can see this working is that they correct the story and mistakes of II and III.I’m wonder if they’ll delve further into Greek mythology (and Norse), considering the games also based themselves upon those as it is. It would make sense to dig way back into Kratos’s childhood or something since the games only ever hinted at it, ie with Deimos.
That money might as well be spent somewhere else better. If I need a live action adaption of God of War that badly, then I can watch The Clash of the Titans remake and it's sequel, Wrath of the Titans. And Immortals for the gore. Those are pretty much God of War movies.Money, my dear boy. Money.
Oh, the 1/? thing means it's the first of a series of posts of indeterminate number. Basically announcing they'll be going on a rant.Mostly was confused by the 1/?
Guessing it signifies a ratio of indefinite dilution or something.
It’ll probably be to promote whatever the next upcoming exclusive is, which might’ve meant Forespoken until it got delayed five months. So with any luck it’ll be about GoW: Ragnarok (GoW and March have historically gone together after all, even though 2018 released in April) with a release date and open gates for preorders.Apparently the rumors of a new state of play sometime this month were true. And Surprise it's tomorrow!
Kitase did say that there was going to be a FF7R Part 2 reveal this year so.....my mind is one track right now.It’ll probably be to promote whatever the next upcoming exclusive is, which might’ve meant Forespoken until it got delayed five months. So with any luck it’ll be about GoW: Ragnarok (GoW and March have historically gone together after all, even though 2018 released in April) with a release date and open gates for preorders.
I would also accept "We'll be releasing another 10 million PS5s into the wild to make it easier to get one"It’ll probably be to promote whatever the next upcoming exclusive is, which might’ve meant Forespoken until it got delayed five months. So with any luck it’ll be about GoW: Ragnarok (GoW and March have historically gone together after all, even though 2018 released in April) with a release date and open gates for preorders.
It’ll probably be to promote whatever the next upcoming exclusive is, which might’ve meant Forespoken until it got delayed five months. So with any luck it’ll be about GoW: Ragnarok (GoW and March have historically gone together after all, even though 2018 released in April) with a release date and open gates for preorders.