Cynical it may be, but while watching I was disappointed to find that of the final five on the list, four were sequels and a remake. Not that I'm better in that regard, my most desired game right now is Spelunky 2.
Yupp, it would've been wise to get the shield bait out of the way immediately lol. I'd instantly kill off Red Dead, Sekiro, TLOU, etc.
I'm not sure if the end would be exciting though if you do that. If the only survivors are games people care less about except for one, it's rather clear which one is going to win.
To be fair, they even acknowledged this was all meaningless, but it would've been hilarious as a viewer imo. While I very much enjoyed the video, it was as expected. Nothing surprised me at all except for Ian's cut to Kingdom Hearts 3 early on lol.
Yup that too.
As long as you're not acting entitled about it. My problem with the Cyberpunk first person "backlash" is that it comes from people who get what they want every damn time. Mostly console players (or rather, controller player) who love third person action games and get them all over the place, souls game, zelda games, uncharted games, spider man games, sony 1st party output, open world games... Everything is third person. And now Cyberpunk want to do first person, with clear inspirations like System Shock, Deus Ex, Bioshock, Dishonored... and all of a sudden it's the end of world, almost a betrayal or something. That's entitled to me, and it really took me by surprise. I always thought first person was considered best for immersion, role playing, stuff like that. But gaming did change a lot and I guess I was blindsided.
It's not rare. This whole uproar only popped up with cyber punk.
Nah, most people don't care about the difference. I'm just picky. Like, I would have enjoyed Dishonored and The Elder Scrolls much, much more if they were built from the ground up as 3rd-person games.
I personally would have prefered it to be third person and it would have been a day one purchase for me.
First person games often hit people that are sensitive to motion sickness, or easily get headaches from games harder than third person ones. I tend to avoid first person games if I don't have a wide range of graphical options to tweak. Most of the time that means PC versions, but even those can be lacking at times.
Like I mentioned in my previous post, this happened a couple of times to me. I didn't expect it at all with Antichamber, which was the first time I got this and it was really violent. After 15 minutes of gameplay I had to lie down for 2 hours before I stopped feeling sick. It's one of the reasons I don't dare trying VR (I am also not super interested in it) or even 3D movies for a long time. I have watched Fury Road in 3D in the end and I was fine (even though I didn't feel like the 3D effect brought anything to the table).
The "revealed after TGS" thing was a mistranslation some sites reported. Nagoshi said he'd appear on the next Sega-Nama episode (Nagoshi's monthly Japanese stream) at the end of September to answer questions about it but it was never going to actually be announced on that stream.
I don't think there's that many people who are vocally for one or the other (whether that's because they have actual issues, like motion sickness, or just find one more immersive than the other) but in Cyberpunk's case, I think the reason it became a big issue is because a lot of people already had an idea of what they thought Cyberpunk was going to be (Witcher 3 but cyberpunk) and reality slapped them across the face.
Yea just watched it. Can always count on Kyle having a different take or view on things. It'd be cool to get other videos like this from Kyle in the future.
I forget at times too, so I stopped to write it before I forgot lol.
If you have any cardboard laying around the house just sprinkle some sugar on it and have a chomp.
Hahahaha
Koizumi has hosted directs.
