Never played any of them but looks really fun .why do u only recommend if I haven't played any of the games ?
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SIE Worldwide Studios |OT5| Part II
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KH games have a large overarching story that can get rather... confusing if you've not played the previous games and spinoffs. Its not a game breaker, but you might be lost in some of the weirder plot moments about organisation XIII, heart, various original characters casually referenced etc.
The story is a bit confusing and the game has a lot of cutscenes, also the writing can be quite childish. I assume that if you aren't familiar with KH it's going to be awkward for you.
Gotcha
Thank you very much
Has anyone played both days gone and kh3??
Enthusiast? With extreme caution and skepticism until previews and hands on tell them otherwise.
The overall user base wouldn't care a bit.
Not until the reviews hit and the game turns out to be another mediocre copy cat of the Souls series.
If sony is coming back to E3, should they announce it soon? They announced they wouldn't have a conference in November IIRC
Pretty much E3 of last year unless you count what they did at TGS.
I mean, at this point I'd like to see Japan Studio give it a try. From are obviously the best at what they do, but that doesn't mean other studios shouldn't try to emulate their specific style and vibe.
I honestly wish there was more high-level inspiration in our industry; so you've got developers making sci-fi shooters inspired by Halo (yes I know about NOVA), physics-based action-adventures inspired by Zelda: BotW (yes I know about that Waifu Impact game), more racing games like Mario Kart, more action-RPGs like Dark Souls, etc etc. Most of the time the games are going to be vapid wannabes, but sometimes you'll get something like Crash Team Racing, or Alundra, or Ape Escape, or Salt and Sanctuary, and so on.
Do devs usually visit each other and work together as much as with Kojima/Remedy? There sure seems to be a lot going on lately, but I don't know if this is fairly typical and we've just never took notice.
Yeah, it's really annoying. A few times I have taken pictures of my desktop for Twitter and I had to go through the bother of changing my real name on my account first.
Tell me more. Makes sense tho, and ZhugeEx said there was another "event" same week as TLOU2 event
It's Keanu time for DS2.
I mean, ZhugeEX said that Sony will have another event, it's pretty easy to guess.
September 24th media event
State of Play in the same week with TLOU2 release date + trailer
man State of Play will be so exciting next year when it is all about announcing them new PS5 games
surprises of things we don't know about
surprises of things we don't know about
man State of Play will be so exciting next year when it is all about announcing them new PS5 games
surprises of things we don't know about
I doubt big new PS5 games will be announced in a SOP, they'll save those for E3 and PSX.
My only suggestion would be to change your real name to your gamertag name. This shouldn't affect your purchases or anything like that.
Yeah thought about that. But my gamertag is only one name really haha. Maybe i should just call it. "Gamertag" console
I'm interested in whether or not State of Play sticks around next year and beyond.
Will they disappear once Sony has a new console with waves of content to discuss during traditional presentations? Will they co-exist with press conferences and be something that occurs during slower periods away from E3, PSX, etc. to showcase a few new trailers and release dates? Would that even be worth it if significant announcements are reserved for the big show? Could they grow in scale and content to potentially replace the big shows ala Directs? Interesting time!
Will they disappear once Sony has a new console with waves of content to discuss during traditional presentations? Will they co-exist with press conferences and be something that occurs during slower periods away from E3, PSX, etc. to showcase a few new trailers and release dates? Would that even be worth it if significant announcements are reserved for the big show? Could they grow in scale and content to potentially replace the big shows ala Directs? Interesting time!
Man the way you guys talk about Big show this, big show that, I honestly hope sony does away with the press conference stuff, and just does what Nintendo does. Just do the state of play videos like Directs. Get right to the point. Everyone is always talking about how moving forward gaming is going to be different. Why not present things different as well.
I like the tweets, and State of Play episodes, and one psx a year format. They can do away with doing a conference at e3. that stuff just gets boring, and everyone forgets every year how boring those conferences can be. 2016 when GOW was shown was the last good conference from all parties.
I like the tweets, and State of Play episodes, and one psx a year format. They can do away with doing a conference at e3. that stuff just gets boring, and everyone forgets every year how boring those conferences can be. 2016 when GOW was shown was the last good conference from all parties.
the thing is, i dont think that Sony's AAA games fit that well into this format, they work best with a long gameplay cut, which doesnt fit with a direct format where every game will usually be shown for not longer than 4 minutes (expect of extreme cases like smash)
Hmmmm. Would be nice if this is true. I really liked the other SoPs.
Lmao.
Also, seems like instead of PSX, we'll have another SoP after this one.
Well that's very disappointing if true
Stars are aligned for a last big PSX before PS5 marketing launch and they will miss that...
Awesome. Any game that you might heard about that will be in the next SoP?
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