I think it's a great thing to worry about. If someone buys portal, they should be able to take it home and enjoy it - not get sick from all the movement in the game. People can have motion sickness to some degree and still like FPSes. It doesn't sound like valve was catering to people with...
Tag - the game about using liquids (bouncy, speedy, and sticky) that was developed as a student project for DigiPen Institute of Technology, then incorporated into Portal 2 after valve hired the team behind it - had this feature. I'm glad they dropped it in favor of having the white gel (at...
I've never thought of her as a "side-kick"... that term is usual a demeaning term that implies that they are inferior to the person they are with. She is a primary character in the story who just happens to stick with Gordon for certain parts of the game. She always handles her own and I've...
QUEENS BLADE IS ON PSN...???? WHAT THE FUCK...
Seriously, that Anime is one tentacle short of a Hentai. Hell, in the second season one girl has a STAFF THAT TENTACLE RAPES HER (my fiancee watches it... lol)
The entire thing is just an excuse to show loads of T&A in a fantasy setting.
True, if the controls are implemented well enough I suppose it would somewhat become a matter of taste. I would recommend one thing though, when aiming with analog sticks make sure you move your body and not just your head (use both sticks when aiming). I find this makes aiming with analog...
I was using that as an example.
As to your last point, video games will never perfectly mimic real life because that's not the point. I don't play a video game to practice my rifle aiming abilities, I play it to have fun and relieve stress. Also, many FPSes have ironsight aiming if that's...
There are a number of reasons.
First of all is precision, despite what you said motion controls are MUCH less precise. You mention pointing at the screen which you claim would be more accurate. Would you mind telling my how you would move or turn your body in game? At most you might have one...
It works that way at certain stores. But those stores would not factor into this rant as they don't have the plastic wrap on them, just a sticker after they put the game in.
This too. Seeming as there are laws against copying software, stores only allow you to bring back a sealed version (otherwise you could copy). With some stores you can still trade it in, but not at full value.
To make it at least marginally harder for thieves to steal it from the store. Yes you can use a box cutter or razor, but that still takes more time and is more noticeable than just opening the box and grabbing the game.
Trust me, there are ALOT of people out there who jack them - even with...
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