Strangelove

It's basically a minigame to unlock the Silent Hill teaser. Thats its. Like a viral thing youd find on the internet, except made a million times better. Its so well made it could be made into a full fledged game.

Aw shit, it's goin' down in dis thread.

It's called P.T. and it's on PS4 PSN store. It is amazing. Until it pisses you off.

So the Sunset Overdrive and CoD bundles they're releasing aren't including a Kinect. I didn't see the show, but from that I hear they didn't mention Kinect even once. Im starting to believe they never really had a solid line up of games for it, just for system functions. I don't think the backlash against them has anything to do with this. Kind of lame. Then again, they scrapped all that Halo movie stuff, so maybe they don't have a problem with throwing shit away.

Apparently every Tales game is the best one according to the fanbase since Ive heard the same about Vesperia. Sadly I can't play that one because MS were being assdicks last gen...

People say Symphonia is better than Xillia and I liked Xillia, so I figured it'd be alright. Ive heard nothing but bad about the sequel though.

PSN sales, man.

Two companies littered with really pissed off disappointed fans and naysayers banding together to piss off and disappoint fans and naysayers. Its basically Family Guy and the Simpsons getting together to m.....oh wait.

Does Square Enix have a Twitter? I don't have one. Someone should tell them they've shamed their ancestors with this decision. Japanese people care a lot about that kind of crap.

The fucked up part is that the one that really suffers is the game. Say it is a timed exclusive, then the game would have to come out on PS4/PC in holiday 2016. I don't need a time machine to now that holiday 2016 will probably be a packed holiday for gaming. Its that sweet spot where developers with full knowledge of new consoles release their second wave of games. Especially if PS4 is still at the top by then. This year old port would stand no chance. Only people that would buy it are people like me, and not for full price. Last year's TR was cool and all, but it's no Mass Effect 2. And weren't Square Enix bitching about the first game not making money until the Definitive Edition came out? They're going to be really disappointed.

Unless MS Footed the bill or the majority of it, this is a really bad decision. Not to mention that it's really hard to trust big publishers with exclusivity. Personally, I'm not hurting over it. I liked the first one quite a bit, but a sequel to that game isn't a huge anticipation of mine. Now if the game comes out and the reviews are amazing, then I'll be annoyed.

Well I don't consider DR's weapons as actual equippable weapons, I think of them more like useable items. They're strong as he'll and made to break. Same with TLoU. I was thinking of Dragon's Crown. You have to pay after ever 2 or so levels to repair it, otherwise the weapon does shit damage.

Items that degrade with use and have to be repaired. Such lame busy work.

I not feeling Dragon's Crown. It feels like a Vanillaware game, but I it just seems even more repetitive than usual. Not to mention all the crazy micromanaging. The narrative is kind of boring. I just feel anxious when Im playing it. I just want to play the damn game and not deal with boring dialogue, appraising items, or maintaining equipment. Though when I play it I don't feel any kind of satisfaction since I haven't really gotten stuck yet. The art of course is still gorgeous though. OdinSphere4lyfe.

It just seems like you can take less hits in Spec Ops than in most other games. Not only that, but it seems like whenever you stick your head out, absolutely everyone aims at you all at once.

Preordered. Im ready.

Is Spec Ops: The Line supposed to be harder than most shooting games or is it just me and my shitty skills? On normal, this is easily the toughest shooting game Ive played. I wonder if it was intentional or not.

I thought Folklore was ok. Not much else. I loved the art style, but all I remember from it now is that it had little or no cutscenes and voice acting. Which was weird for its time. Or maybe I just didn't play far into it enough,

You're deceptive.

If anyone wants a code for Super Mario Bros. 2(old ass NES game) on Wii U, send me a message. US, if that matters. Shit, I still have 450 Nintendo coins, so if anyone wants anything from Club Nintendo thats less than 450 coins, let me know.

The climbing/parkour/platforming/whatever-you-want-to-call-it in Enslaved was somehow even more automated than Uncharted/Assassin's Creed ever was. There was absolutely no illusion that you ever had any real control outside of combat. And the combat wasn't great either. Very simplistic. People like to talk shit about God Of War compared to DmC or Ninja Gaiden, but Enslaved has even more simplistic easy tps combat than GoW. Enslaved basically took parts of better games that gamers criticized for being too simple and somehow made them even simpler. Heavenly Sword has the same problem. It's a lot like Heavy Rain or Beyond in that the gameplay part isn't the focus, its more about the experience...except there are no choices like in Quantic Dream games. Just a linear path. Honestly, DmC is the first "real" game Ninja Theory has made. And it wasn't that great either. The fucked up part of it is that they really REALLY want to make a good mechanical action game, but they can't. I enjoyed Enslaved the most out of all their games and that had nothing to do with their gameplay. Maybe they should drop the action game charade and just go full blown Telltale/Quantic Dream.