Valve: No PlayStation Move or 3D Support Until Portal 3
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Hopefully by the time Portal 3 rolls around people will have caught on to the fact that 3D is a massive gimmick and has no place anywhere. We live in prayer.
In all seriousness I've never got motion controls. I've played the Wii, I've seen the Kinect and Move, and I just don't know why someone would want to add all that nonsense to their experience of gaming. Maybe it's because I actually do unwind with other physical activities, but for me gaming is slouching time. I just can't see why anyone who played games seriously would want to be jumping all around the room while playing them. Sure casual gamers might like the action and that's fine, but why impose it onto something like Portal 3? It just doesn't make sense to me.
In all seriousness I've never got motion controls. I've played the Wii, I've seen the Kinect and Move, and I just don't know why someone would want to add all that nonsense to their experience of gaming. Maybe it's because I actually do unwind with other physical activities, but for me gaming is slouching time. I just can't see why anyone who played games seriously would want to be jumping all around the room while playing them. Sure casual gamers might like the action and that's fine, but why impose it onto something like Portal 3? It just doesn't make sense to me.
Please, don't. That would be F.3.A.R all over again! [/shudder]FinalHeart95 said:
Moving on, Portal 3? I loved the original, and the sequel is intriguing, but wasn't the whole appeal of the game that original design that didn't outstay its' welcome?
Well, that all depends on how well they honestly do with the second game. If you remember, the first one could take 30 minutes to several hours to complete and it constantly threw new things at you. If Valve manages to continue that sort of design in the rest of the series, then it's no small stretch of the imagination to see further sequels. Then again, it could always fall victim to sequelitus, I just hope it doesn't though.JaymesFogarty said:
I would be nothing short of delighted to welcome more Portal sequels. I just want them to remain as high-calibre as the first one was. And indeed, it should not fall victim to sequelitus. Under any circumstances; I have a pistol, should a mercy killing be required. Just call.ayanematrix said:
So they're ALREADY announcing the future of the "Portal" franchise, but saying nothing about the future of "Half-Life"? DADGUMMIT VALVE! I love you, and all, but come on... OhwhoamIkidding PORTAL 3 F**K YEAAAAAAAAH!
A costly upgrade in televisions and also costly glasses (minimum of 2), minus the free firmware update for the game console.Kris015 said:
Also to everyone else who is getting all up in arms about "Portal 3": the statement is really just a roundabout cocktease way of saying, "it won't be in Portal 2". In other words: you're just getting trolled by Valve. They do this all the time.Ih8pkmn said:
Well certain games have new versions labeled for 3D like Batman Arkham Asylum 1Kris015 said:
http://www.gamestop.com/Catalog/ProductDetails.aspx?product_id=77274
http://www.destructoid.com/batman-arkham-asylum-goty-comes-with-3d-glasses-167083.phtml
Though this version of 3-D support only needs red/blue 3d glasses.
oh well too bad for-wait what Portal 3? hahaha
idk...not sure how motion controls would help add to the game
*motions hands as if playing with Kinect sensor*
umm okay maybe buttons are needed there, but whatever. do not need
(waggle to create portal! lol)
idk...not sure how motion controls would help add to the game
*motions hands as if playing with Kinect sensor*
umm okay maybe buttons are needed there, but whatever. do not need
(waggle to create portal! lol)
Yes I'll love to see gLaDoes again but where the heck is gordan freeman the most badass mute to exist
