Oh....no...The McRib is coming back!Guys you'll never believe it, an online only hero shooter is closing after just coming out.
It even had amongst its dev... some guy from a rock band... so you know it was going to make all the money in the world.
Oh....no...The McRib is coming back!Guys you'll never believe it, an online only hero shooter is closing after just coming out.
It even had amongst its dev... some guy from a rock band... so you know it was going to make all the money in the world.
Damn straight!And while Kumzawa couldn't comment on the team's involvement specifically, he noted "the fact a lot of players commented they really liked the original design of Grace and didn't want to see it changed was a positive... It meant we got the design right [and] points to the fact that Grace quickly established herself as a fan favourite, that people had such strong opinions on her design."
I can maybe understand big publishers having the capability to keep burning money in hopes of something sticking on the wall, but where are these indie devs getting their confidence from?Guys you'll never believe it, an online only hero shooter is closing after just coming out.
It even had amongst its dev... some guy from a rock band... so you know it was going to make all the money in the world.
To be fair, they may be an indie developer, but it's not like Imagine Dragons wouldn't have quite a few resources to draw from to fund the game.I can maybe understand big publishers having the capability to keep burning money in hopes of something sticking on the wall, but where are these indie devs getting their confidence from?
Your opinion has been noted and taken into consideration! /sBank of America securities stock analyst Omar Dessouky left an investor note explaining that Take-Two should charge $80 for GTA 6, so that other games can follow suit.
“We also heard from attendees that the industry, which is perceived as struggling, would have difficulty selling games for $80 if GTA 6 came out at $70,” it reads, as per Seeking Alpha. “We think it’s in Take-Two’s self-interest, as a publisher and partner to many developers, to raise the price point for the entire industry.”
Hey Bank of America, how about y'all pay that shit for everyone else? See how you feel afterward.![]()
Analysts say GTA 6 needs to raise the price of games for everyone by setting new benchmark - Dexerto
Bank of America has urged Take-Two to charge $80 for Grand Theft Auto 6 so that the rest of the industry can also raise its prices.www.dexerto.com
Your opinion has been noted and taken into consideration! /s
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I think I've come across them through various Google searches, but I never really read them. Still, good to see they also managed the independent route.Are ppl hard drive enjoyers?
oh shit, thanks for the reminder! I completely forgot I backed that in kickstarterMina the Hollower. By Yacht Club Games, makers of Shovel Knight finally has a release date of May 28th.
Ugh Starfox 64 again? Well, its not like they seem to know what to do with Starfox outside that game and it is one of the greats, but someone has to have an idea that isn't meh to advance the series. Not that it really affects me since I have no intention of getting a switch 2. No matter how graphically pretty it is.Star Fox is back with another remake, but so much new content added!
My hope is that this does well enough to encourage them to take just a bit of risk and remake Assault.Ugh Starfox 64 again? Well, its not like they seem to know what to do with Starfox outside that game and it is one of the greats, but someone has to have an idea that isn't meh to advance the series. Not that it really affects me since I have no intention of getting a switch 2. No matter how graphically pretty it is.
I don't remember Assault being good. Is that the one where they kept trying to make on foot combat work?My hope is that this does well enough to encourage them to take just a bit of risk and remake Assault.
I never actually played it. The reason I want a remake is to get the opportunity, and it was at least something different for a Star Fox game.I don't remember Assault being good. Is that the one where they kept trying to make on foot combat work?
Ok then, so that's technically the 4th time they're remaking Snes Star Fox. Fine, but they really don't know what to do with Star Fox, do they?Star Fox is back with another remake, but so much new content added!
Seeing as Star Fox is a jet fighter game, and those games really haven't been able evolve much at all, this isn't too surprising. Star Fox is one of those IPs that seems to be coasting purely on being a big thing at the time, that time being 1993. Beyond making a splash with its pretty astounding 3D-esque visuals on the Super NES, has it made any other impact at all... apart from Krystal?Ok then, so that's technically the 4th time they're remaking Snes Star Fox. Fine, but they really don't know what to do with Star Fox, do they?
Type "do a barrel roll" into Google's search bar and that should answer your question.Seeing as Star Fox is a jet fighter game, and those games really haven't been able evolve much at all, this isn't too surprising. Star Fox is one of those IPs that seems to be coasting purely on being a big thing at the time, that time being 1993. Beyond making a splash with its pretty astounding 3D-esque visuals on the Super NES, has it made any other impact at all... apart from Krystal?
Sure, Star Fox is a one hit wonder, and I guess Nintendo agrees. And it's not like, say Ace Combat, break much new ground gameplay-wise with each entry either. That said, they do have new campaigns with a new story.Seeing as Star Fox is a jet fighter game, and those games really haven't been able evolve much at all, this isn't too surprising. Star Fox is one of those IPs that seems to be coasting purely on being a big thing at the time, that time being 1993. Beyond making a splash with its pretty astounding 3D-esque visuals on the Super NES, has it made any other impact at all... apart from Krystal?