People pirated the physical copy of WoW from what I understand even if they had to pay monthly subscriptions. Do we know if Destiny will require a subscription?Milky1985 said:Yeah people starting getting wise to the piracy excuse before, and they can't use it for this one as its a always online affair with accounts and the like. Expect even more spurious reasons in months to come for other games :/Lightknight said:I imagine that AAA developers are deciding to at least stagger pc launches nowadays to encourage early console adoption which has a significantly lower rate of piracy than PC ips. If that's the case then we'll need to get used to hearing insanely bogus excuses like this one.Glaice said:Lazy lazy lazy excuse to not launch for PC alongside the console ports.
Game came out in 2001, so that's over a decade. So what you were quoting is correct.Asclepion said:http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-04-28-bungie-explains-why-theres-still-no-pc-version-of-destiny
"Destiny is Bungie's first multiplatform game in over a decade, and its first on a PlayStation platform."![]()
Bungie made ONI, a game on the PS2 before they were bought by Microsoft. It arguably feels more like a Ghost in the Shell game than the actual Ghost in the Shell games.
Are you talking about Halo: Reach? Because to be fair, it's also been about 5 years since Bungie released a game at all, and that was Reach.Evonisia said:Obligatory "it's launching on Xbox One and PS4, but not PC, lol" comment.
I was planning to get it on the One anyway, for the record, so it just comes off as a lazy catering to people like me. I couldn't care less, Bungie, especially since it's been five years since you're last relatively good game.
Oni was an awesome game. I still remember playing and loving it. Never seen that cover art of it before.Asclepion said:http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-04-28-bungie-explains-why-theres-still-no-pc-version-of-destiny
"Destiny is Bungie's first multiplatform game in over a decade, and its first on a PlayStation platform."![]()
Bungie made ONI, a game on the PS2 before they were bought by Microsoft. It arguably feels more like a Ghost in the Shell game than the actual Ghost in the Shell games.
OH GOD. I remember ONI. It was a fun game, and pretty decent too.Asclepion said:http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-04-28-bungie-explains-why-theres-still-no-pc-version-of-destiny
"Destiny is Bungie's first multiplatform game in over a decade, and its first on a PlayStation platform."![]()
Bungie made ONI, a game on the PS2 before they were bought by Microsoft. It arguably feels more like a Ghost in the Shell game than the actual Ghost in the Shell games.
Oni was developed by a satellite studio named Bungie West, similar to Blizzard North of Diablo fame. Marty O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori both worked on music for the game, the latter of which is ostensibly still part of the Bungie audio team. I'm not certain anyone from Bungie West is currently employed in the main Bungie studio.Paragon Fury said:And I don't think a lot of people working at Bungie now were around when ONI was developed and released, so it makes sense they might see Destiny as their first non-Xbox game.