Because even before that, the ultimate nail in the coffin comes up: they are just BORING. In fact, they AREN'T doing more of the same; forget about even maintaining status quo, they're outright regression in terms of quality. When their predecessors are more fun, have more variety, and better design then what's the point? Ezio's saga and AC: IV are more interesting and more fun than Unity for example. Whatever the designers are using the hardware for, they're certainly not using it to make a good game. The current gen is just proving that it's just going to be a shinier but ultimately inferior copy of the last one.Kwak said:But what are people expecting exactly? New gameplay types? The same basic laws of gameplay still apply, so a game that was fun on ps3 or ps2 will still be fun on ps4 if it has the same skeleton in a shinier package won't it?
I though ps4 infamous was considered good, and Unity (bugs aside) was meant to be a decent AC game, and I'll be getting those when I take the plunge, unless I need to be disabused of the notion those are worth getting?
I don't really mind doing the same sort of thing again given a slightly different world, if movement is fun and exploration is there then I'll happily get lost in it.
Dying Light looks like a fun zombie romp and GTA5 will be worth playing again. I'm just curious what people seem to be after that new-gen is not delivering? Totally randomly generated infinite levels or something?
Well that's a shame, I can see a valid argument being made they are dumbing-down gaming while making it superficially prettier which does bother me.Aiddon said:Because even before that, the ultimate nail in the coffin comes up: they are just BORING. In fact, they AREN'T doing more of the same; forget about even maintaining status quo, they're outright regression in terms of quality. When their predecessors are more fun, have more variety, and better design then what's the point? Ezio's saga and AC: IV are more interesting and more fun than Unity for example. Whatever the designers are using the hardware for, they're certainly not using it to make a good game. The current gen is just proving that it's just going to be a shinier but ultimately inferior copy of the last one.
according to the internet, enough to show that reviews don't matterThanatos2k said:Yeah, but since when does topping UK sales charts (in a dead month with little competition) mean a game sold like crazy? Especially since the charts don't even include numbers, just "ranking"?direkiller said:It toped out the UK sales charts.
But besides evolve nothing came out for consoles Cod:AW, Far cry 4, and GTA:5, and Majora's mask are still on the top 10 list, so it could mean little to nothing.
E3 awards are based entirely around speculation and pre-release material, not on the actual game. Aliens: Colonial Marines won a bunch of E3 awards, and all of those were before the actual game was released. E3 awards don't actually mean anything in terms of quality. It's like if people reviewed restaurants based only on pictures of the kitchen and ingredients.President Bagel said:Sounds like the most average video game ever created. How exactly did this garner over 25 E3 awards, anyways?
Yes - I couldn't agree with you more. I'll be getting my copy of Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. on release day.Aiddon said:Kindafunny how this game comes out only mere weeks before another steampunk game vaguely similar to The League of Extraordinary Gentleman: Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. Though whereas 1886 is drab, dingy, dull and just another dime-a-dozen shooter with no interest in using its setting to add a bit of gameplay variety, STEAM is a turn-based strategy game with loads of personality and flair with uniqu weapons and an identity.
Anyway, this is what I say: add it to the pile. Every attempt to sell the PS4 and XB1 has thus far been weak. Titanfall, Watch Dogs, Infamous: Second Son, Ryse, Destiny, Evolve, Assassin's Creed: Unity, Sunset Overdrive, Dying Light, etc have been nothing more than tech demos. Not even glorified tech demos, just tech demos they decided to charge us for. All this has only raised the obvious question: what is the point of these new systems? Because clearly nobody, not even the exclusives people, are doing anything that clearly required them. So far it just seems like we're up for more padding before we get to anything worthwhile.
Ha ha! Great idea, thanks man.Azure23 said:Say it with me now!
Buy a used copy from GameStop, play it, beat it, return it within seven days and get all your money back. Definitely worth it, as there is some legitimately fun gameplay in there. I just wish the levels had been bigger. Some are actually very fun such as the claustrophobic final level which has you battling through the London catacombs. The final firefight in particular is incredibly hectic and challenging.
It's not a terrible game, it's average. It has some decent characters and a decent if predictable narrative. The gameplay is everything that every other third person shooter has led us to expect.
But still, play it for free. Why wouldn't you? It's kinda cool even if just so you can see how absolutely gorgeous games can look on a new gen console.
The collecting of evidence of a conspiracy sounds like one giant fetch quest, the kind that slowly reveals more details of the story, presented in (All together now!) random documents and audio logs.Kerethos said:Having watched a full playthough of this game I can't but agree with this review. It wasn't even a very good movie, just very pretty.
It does nothing new. Everything is stuff we've all seen before. Also, Sir Galahad is the dumbest protagonist ever.
It's like he's hilariously senile but still magically coherent. And he clearly has no clue about the basics of proving a conspiracy. But here's some basic tips though:
1. Don't burn all the evidence.
2. Share anything you find with people you can trust - LIKE YOUR TEAM (That way they don't have to think you're a bad guy, because you've told them what you know so they'll know when the real badguy says you're bad. In fact bring some trusted friends along - like your whole team of centuries old trained killers?)
3. When magic monster man calls for your arrest ask people to check the wound you just have him. Because no human would still be walking around after getting impaled like that.
4. If you are put on trial - offer the evidence (which you have not set fire too) as proof of your story. The supposed victims magical healing ability is also pretty good proof that he's not human (since only the knights get the magic bloodwater).
Just a few starter tips, free of charge.
And for science we all need to know some very important information regarding the development:
Who was in charge of the dick rendering?
Is it pre-rendered dick, or fully physics enabled and rendered in real time?
Seriously though, best dick I've seen in a game since Farcry 4. Probably because dicks are rare in games, outside of Skyrim modding, so I say good on you if you are a developer brave enough to free the willy. Sometimes the dick needs to flop freely.