So, i understand you didn't play the best 3 games last gen?
Portal 2, BioSock and Half-Life 2: Episode 2
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Don't need to force people to like FPS games. More people than you think prefer the TPS perspective when it comes to action-adventure games. :/
That doesn't mean they can't be revived. Socom would be extremely big in this era of battle royale/ mp centric titles. Killzone had two games released this gen, so it can't be said that it's presently dead. Perhaps Horizon has taken priority for Guerrilla but none of us definitely know if Guerrilla is done with Killzone until they come out and say it or at the very least an entire gen passes that sees zero games released for the series.
MediEvil is playable in the Game XP event in Rio de Janeiro.
Here's a article in Portuguese talking about it:
The Good:
- Very long demo (with at least 3 missions)
- Very, very good visuals.
- Very faithful to the original.
- More responsive controls.
The Bad:
- Awful camera.
- The gameplay is still very clumsy.
- Gameplay has not been modernized (as has been happened with some recent remakes)
They said that it seems to be a "lazy remake" since apart from the visual improvements, it changes almost nothing compared to the original.
Here's a article in Portuguese talking about it:
The Good:
- Very long demo (with at least 3 missions)
- Very, very good visuals.
- Very faithful to the original.
- More responsive controls.
The Bad:
- Awful camera.
- The gameplay is still very clumsy.
- Gameplay has not been modernized (as has been happened with some recent remakes)
They said that it seems to be a "lazy remake" since apart from the visual improvements, it changes almost nothing compared to the original.
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Oh, Iron Man VR was playable too.
"This is the ultimate virtual reality experience"
"This is the ultimate virtual reality experience"
Not surprised, the game looked rough in the recent trailer as well
The store i buy online lists this game full price. I wonder if is true.
People that want to play it won't care because it was pretty pish back in the day too. Even as a kid I found it cringey and boring.
I really need an Iron Man VR date.
So in short:
The Good
- Very long demo
- Very, very good visuals
- Very faithful to the original
- More responsive controls
- The gameplay is still very clumsy like the OG game
- Gameplay has not been modernized (still plays like the OG game)
The Bad:
- Bad Camera
Like I already said, this one is for the MediEvil fans. Won't review well, won't sell big numbers. But it's a remake of the OG game. So I can't wait! Day 1.
It was originally a mystery placeholder video that ended up a Doom thing
New rumor going around on twitter right now:
- The Last of Us 2 release date is May 22. 2020
- New Naughty Dog project for the PS5 has the codename "Stray's Cross"
- Will be an Action-Adventure game in First-Person, with steampunk elements
- Will have two protagonists, a former female scientist, (talented scholar, fascinated by space-time science, she discovers confidential documents that will lead her to discover a hidden truth much bigger than she could imagine), and a wanted criminal man (a former construction worker unjustly arrested for protecting a wanted friend during a shooting against the police)
- The plot is about a secret conflict that lasted entire ages, and how this will lead to the inevitable ruin of human society.
And the story begins with the casual meeting of the two protagonists, in completely different circumstances, who will soon find themselves having to work together to get what they are looking for.
Thought I post it here before anyone "makes a thread".
Games in First-Person mode =
I hope that's not true, i want a space opera to replace Mass Effect, 3rd person and not fps
quoting nightengale's post about the Naughty Dog rumor:
he raises a good point, this rumor doesnt add up.
he raises a good point, this rumor doesnt add up.
I can reveal that Savage Starlight's project name is Nothing.
We shouldn't forget Tarsier Studio among long-terms Sony collaborations : https://tarsier.se/. After being a port/collaboration team (Little Big Planet/Terraway), with Little Nightmare (multi) and Statik (PSVR) I am curious about what's coming from them.
That's a good month... a good catch up for Bethesda titles vs Gamepass. Tekken and Castlevania are nice also - although shame the former isn't for Europe (yet?).
One day I will give queen Kat a proper Rapunzel avatar. Still have no idea how yet lol
Wow, that is a HUGE step up compared to other months
That is 4 AAA PS4 games in 1 month
Pretty awesome
Seems like Sony is ready to turn around the narrative around PSNow. Next gen will be an even bigger focus.
I'd say it would be unwise. I'm just hoping silence = waiting for the right moment when they have enough to show.
Looks good, but the mouth animation is turning me off. Reminds me of claymation
Leaked Death Stranding's clip from Comic Con 2019: https://vimeo.com/350403537.
For transcript of the video (since it's harder hard to hear because of the crappy audio), read the first comment here: https://www.reddit.com/r/DeathStranding/comments/ci7fab/nicolas_posted_the_heartman_clip/
For transcript of the video (since it's harder hard to hear because of the crappy audio), read the first comment here: https://www.reddit.com/r/DeathStranding/comments/ci7fab/nicolas_posted_the_heartman_clip/
For some reason Sony doesn't want to acquire any Northern/Central European studios. Which is weird because even EA and Ubi have both multiple Swedish studios. Their loss I guess.
Tarsier signed a deal to become a SCE Studio back in 2010. Little Nightmares was also announced as a PlayStation Exclusive.
No one knows what happened between them, but I believe it must not have been very friendly.
No one knows what happened between them, but I believe it must not have been very friendly.
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It was just a publishing deal. Not them becoming an actual FP studio.
It was? Their wording was very strange at the time.
Tarsier Studios Strikes First-party Deal With SCE - PlayStation LifeStyle
Tarsier Studios are widely known for their excellent PlayStation Network title, Ragdoll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic. The company has already been helping out with Sony's first-party games such as LittleBigPlanet, so it's no surprise that Sony Computer Entertainment has struck a deal with them to...
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Tarsier has stated that they're currently working on two games with two different publishers. They also heavily implied that one of them will be a sequel to Little Nightmares which afaik is owned by Bandai Namco.
Tarsier was never a Sony studio. The articles is crap. They just had a deal with Sony.
Yes. The wording is strange.
Nah. PixelOpus was just a bunch of student interns. And in the end Sony decided to create a new team with them:
It was? Their wording was very strange at the time.
Tarsier Studios Strikes First-party Deal With SCE - PlayStation LifeStyle
Tarsier Studios are widely known for their excellent PlayStation Network title, Ragdoll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic. The company has already been helping out with Sony's first-party games such as LittleBigPlanet, so it's no surprise that Sony Computer Entertainment has struck a deal with them to...
The wording is strange, but the key language is that they signed a FP deal with SCEE. If you're becoming FP with Sony, then you wouldn't sign with a specific region. You'd just be part of the overall company structure. For example, when Sony acquired Guerrilla this is the language used
Guerrilla is a European studio, but notice that it just says "Sony Computer Entertainment"? No Europe, Asia or America. That's because they were being folded into the company as a whole. So, Tarsier were pretty much working with XDev on their stuff. And for the next five or so years after that, their games were only released on PS platforms.
I think some confusion also comes from differing definitions of 'first party'. A lot of people/consumers think of first party as a game coming from a developer owned by the publisher. But in a business sense, first party is more about ownership of the game, not the studio. That's why games like Ratchet & Clank and Resistance are technically first party, despite being developed by a third party studio.
Wikipedia also phrases it a publishing deal:
Wikipedia also phrases it a publishing deal:
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Not only in business sense. That was always what 1st party meant. A lot of people simply were and still are clueless.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yeah I agree, but there does seem to be a sizable contingent on the internet that thinks otherwise.
Yep. And even when the devs themselves explain it and say their games are 1st party games, you still have some fools telling them "No.... you are not a Sony/MS/Nintendo studio." It's hilarious ;D
Hopefully their second game is for PSVR.
Love Statik, a very creative and well done puzzle game.
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