Probably for the best. They realized, "Oh we can't just shit these out and would actually have to work on them? Nevermind then."Apparently, GTA Definitive Edition has made Rockstar rethink a few things.
Red Dead Redemption, GTA IV Remasters Shelved After GTA Trilogy Debacle
Sources tell Kotaku that Rockstar Games is focused on GTA 6 and not the past, for nowkotaku.com
Considering that happened last year apparently they weren't considering it very hard otherwise the remake would have already been somewhat completed by then
"We failed less hard than Halo Infinite" isn't really something I'd crow from the highest rooftops, myself.
I've seen a few of Alex Moukala's videos, and the man is a musical guru. He can pick out all sorts of influences in tunes. (And he's a pretty good musician himself.)Video Game Cover Artist Recreates Iconic Final Fantasy 14 Track... With 1,000 Singers - IGN
A group of more than 1,400 singers have come together to sing Final Fantasy 14's iconic Close in the Distance track, with video game cover artist Alex Moukala at the helm of the project.www.ign.com
It's a good and healthy thing to want to expand your market, but if you neglect your core customers along the way, then you're going to be in a self-made world of hurt if the economy goes sour.
That's the thing right. A video game can get as greedy as it wants, but at some point your economy breaks and you fall back to a more sustainable level. The one thing I hate about capitalism is that no level of success is ever enough. If you make 1 billion in a year, next year you have to make 2, then 3, then 4, and on and on. And at some point your industry simply can't produce any further growth. You only have X number of customers, and you can only produce Y games per year. Even with Infinite income potential live services, there is a limit to how much you'll gain from each customer over time and know that your service is doomed from the start because eventually newer games will pull away your audience.
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I never expected a remake of Lollipop Chainsaw, yet I have 0 problems. The gameplay has to be good. It's one of the post-NMH & Grasshopper games I go back to the least. Sure, it has less replay value than Shadows of the Damned, but the combat in that game was alright, but not as good as NMH combat. Also, fuck most of those mini game that can kill you, and you have to start over. If most of these mini games can kill you, then what's the point? The QTEs, aside from finishers, can go to. They're not the worst, but they're a sign of trends that were popular, but already waning in the early 2010s. If the remake played more like Killer Is Dead, No More Heroes III, or even the Oneechanbara series (which people like to draw comparisons), I am all for it.
...I don't even know what to say.
The Netherlands moves toward an outright loot box ban
A motion calling for new laws and regulations was spurred by a recent court ruling that loot boxes are not a form of gambling.
Good for you, Netherlands!
Hells yeah!
Was the game fun? I vaguely remember the game being advertised. Never got it because of how weird it looked
The game can be fun, but just don't expect too much. It's your standard single player hack and slash game. You're going to play the game mainly for the characters and their interactions. The only thing that really doesn't age well is certain gameplay trends and quick time events. That and some of the '80s references ages it for the early 2010s.
Yeah there’s usually merits and detriments to most things, but with economic systems like capitalism it can be like a highly malignant cancer at the undesirable end of the spectrum. It’s amazingly depressing to think of all the shit added to landfills every year due to the rabid pace and wastefulness of rampant consumerism. In general, much like oh I dunno a human body, it needs more antioxidants and less high fructose corn syrup.
I have no clue. I never played it, I didn't have a PS3 when it was cool to have a ps3 so this is one of those games that I've always had to look at from afar. So a rerelease or remaster, or remake is dandy for me because I missed out on it.
There is no perfect system, but the biggest problem stems from the higher ups in all of them. You don't want the government dictating what you can and can't have like with Communism. At the same time, you don't want the CEO's influencing lawmakers like you get with capitalism.
Kind of sad that a dickpic ruined the whole state of play for this announcement.
My reaction to the game back in the day was; looks like just a ho-hum action game with a weird American cheerleader fetish
There is a 360 version, and it is backwards compatible on XONE and SERIES X. You can find a copy for cheap in the second hand market. Ironically, the XBOX store does not recognize the game digitally, and the system will only acknowledge the game, when you put the disc in. For some reason, Microsoft is ashamed of this game, even when they had little to do with it.
We'll see how it goes, I do find this odd. Why is somebody else remaking LC? WB does not own the IP. I thought Grasshopper owned all rights, last I checked.
Thank you!
My xbox has been in it's box since i moved and I have little reason to drag it out and hook it up. Except when I get to FF13 for that thread I'm working on. Oh boy I can't wait!
