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Perfect Dark and Fable twitter handles found (Tom Warren)
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The Fable one definitely seems legit, but I'm a bit skeptical about the Perfect Dark one. It was discovered a bit after the Fable one was posted here, so it could easily be someone faking it.
Not that I don't think Perfect Dark is in the works, I'm just not sure that's an official Twitter account.
Not that I don't think Perfect Dark is in the works, I'm just not sure that's an official Twitter account.
If Perfect Dark turns out to be an immersive sim
A Dishonored 2-style stealth immersive sim would be so hype. But i'd be surprised if they go that route. That's a super complicated genre to dip your toe into for your studio's first game.
Wasn't there a rumor at one point (like over a year ago) that The Coalition is also involved with it?
I believe people have tried to use password recovery to find out the address
It'll come up with some like "Password reset email sent to Per***D*@Mic**soft.com"
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Because it's one of the best game ever.
Obviously a new reboot would be way different (FPS or 3rd-person ?) but I'm confident that the PDZ fiasco will not happen again and that they will, this time, do justice to the franchise.
DamnBecause it's one of the best game ever.
Obviously a new reboot would be way different (FPS or 3rd-person ?) but I'm confident thar the PDZ fiasco will not happen again and that they will, this time, do justice to the franchise.
I'm actually super curious about PD because it could be anything at this point :
- Doom 2016 like : large maps, arcade shooter, fast strafing and exploring, old school style.
- Immersive sim ? Deus Ex style
- TPS action shooter stealth game ?
- Doom 2016 like : large maps, arcade shooter, fast strafing and exploring, old school style.
- Immersive sim ? Deus Ex style
- TPS action shooter stealth game ?
Supposedly the first project by XGS's shiny new studio and Perfect Dark is a well-liked IP
Exactly my reaction lol. Fable + Perfect Dark are the I.Ps I want more then any other to return.If Perfect Dark turns out to be an immersive sim
This one.
And so it can also be the No One Lives Forever 3 we will never see.
'Desperation' has nothing to do with anything. Sony announced lots of things that are quite far out, too.
Here's what makes it interesting. The Prefect Dark account is only being followed by one person : Ken Lobb. Also all follow requests have to be approved by the account
Hoo boy. A big AAA immersive sim from one of the big three...If Perfect Dark turns out to be an immersive sim
I honestly don't like revivals that much. But God of War showed (at least to me) that it is possible to ''revive'' (in the case of GOW it wasn't even that dead) franchises maintaining their spirit but at the same time changing and evolving in many areas such as visual, gameplay, narrative, etc.
Looking forward, and I already see that I will have to improve my PC soon if these games don't take long to come out 😬.
Looking forward, and I already see that I will have to improve my PC soon if these games don't take long to come out 😬.
Cyberpunk setting with stealth aspects , iconic lead, built by a studio full of incredible industry talent for a game to one of the highest scoring games ever made (PD 64). There's so much untapped potential, and a AAA next gen push could reignite what many felt with the original.
Yup. And I can't replicate this like the Fable account, but apparently it's also registered to a Microsoft email address
Oh wow, thanks for pointing that out! Definitely points to it being a legit Microsoft account.
Can't wait to see Fable, never cared for Perfect Dark so that's a big whatever, but still cool they are bringing it back.
Hoo boy. A big AAA immersive sim from one of the big three...
we would never be that lucky, would we?
tho Crash 4 and a new Skate just happened, so who knows!
For fucking real. Tragedy that we'll have to suffer another gen without it.
