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Polygon COD: Ghosts XBONE better than PS4
Call of Duty: Ghosts suffers from consistent framerate drops on the PS4, especially during multiplayer when action got especially hectic. The Xbox One version suffered no such drops
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Project CARS dev comments on Wii U tech
On the CPU side, WiiU also supports multi-threaded rendering that scales perfectly with the number of cores you throw at it, unlike PC DX11 deferred contexts which don't scale very well.
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Suda 51 on Wii U: 'It’s a possibility...'
Nintendo Consoles Are Very Important To Us'
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I liked Metro a lot. Great atmosphere.
I'm playing Wind Waker and Deus Ex on Wii U.
So, what have you been playing?
Finished Tomb Raider this weekend. Like aspro said, I think CD will really polish things up for the sequel. I'm looking forward to it.
And right after that, I've been playing Metro 2033. What 4A games have done with lighting in this game is amazing. That adds up majorly to the atmosphere of the game.
I'm trying to finish up Lego City Undercover and filling in the gaps with Wii Sports Club Bowling. Sadly I've been under the weather thanks to some complications of dental work I've had (Bear's story has me paranoid to high hell now), so I've fallen off of my Wii Fit regiment. Hopefully I'll start that again this week. And with a little luck I'll get back onto Hometown Story this week as well.
I've been playing:
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**Divine in so many ways!**
**She doesn't even try to hide her sexuality... or her boobies!**
**It truly is!**
**Politically correct for all the Aussies out there!**
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Still can't beat that last boss in Disgaea D2!!
Hey Leo, no fucking around, how much are you enjoying Guided Fate Paradox? My PS3's disc drive is pretty much dead now, but the harddrive still works. So if you say it's genuinally great, I may have to go ahead and download it.
Oh and Bear, sorry to hear about what you went through. That sounds pretty freaking awful. Glad you made it through the whole ordeal. Hope there's some justice for you on the other side.
Just NSMB U and Super Luigi U for me this weekend.
"Just?" what else do you need? You're set for the next couple weeks. If you need something else just get Duck Tales.
I've put in well over forty hours into Arkham Origins! This weekend, I've been searching for the Riddler's Data Packs.
No, Pikmin!
Meh.
I need to find a copy of Rayman Legends that isn't full price.
Okay fine, maybe he needs Pikmin. But with Pikmin will he get the DuckTales soundtrack? Nope. I didn't think so.
Didn't you guys say Duck Tales sucked?
So almost all U games support off TV play now? I just saw this list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Off-TV_Play#List_of_Off-TV_Play_compatible_software
I never said that. There's one segment at the end that is extremely tough and out of the blue hard, but aside from that I loved DuckTales Remastered. Its one of my favorite games from this year.
Oh, okay. I just remember you guys bitching about the game a while back, so I decided not to get it. Good to know that it's actually good then.
I'm enjoying it immensely, but I --LOVE-- games of this type. It plays like Azure Dreams in the Dungeons, but there's no relationship/town-building/monster-raising, as there was in Azure. I love Rogue-Likes --BUT-- it's --VERY-- dialogue heavy. You'll play a dungeon floor, get a cut-scene, clear another floor, get another cut-scene. You can go back into dungeons after you clear the story portion to grind, but you have to have the patience to get through it first. It has a very Japanese kind of story-line and over the top Japanese humor, situations and plot-elements. I said it before and I'll say it again: It will seem like the most perverted, uncomfortable, borderline misogynistic game you've ever played **where the angels are all dressed in maid's uniforms and joke about the main character wanting to sleep with his younger sister** but then it will give an empowered attitude and modern sensibility to the most stereotypical female character of all time, Cinderella... It's tosses concepts of religion and god in with all of this mess, but then will introduce characters who are praying for their life to change. You will be confused by Eastern outlooks on Western concepts, but then you'll bring about a "revolution" in a character's life and totally be inspired by some of the writing and philosophies the game throws at you. If all this sounds tedious, stay away; if it sounds at all interesting, dive-in! You'll get a --TON-- of playability out of it --IF-- you like it; it --IS-- a Nippon Ichi game, so the Post-Game content probably contains more to it than the actual story content. If it clicks, great, you'll have a game to play for months, if not...
There's a reason games like this score 94% on some sites, and then 50% on others. It's a very personal, either love it or hate it kinda thing. Sorry if this doesn't answer your question, but in this case, I --CAN'T-- answer it for you!
I may have complained about the difficulty, but after getting used to it that wasn't an issue. There's a few small concessions to the modern gamer, but not much and it took some adjusting.
I just beat Metro 2033. It's a good FPS. Bit janky and not too well optimized, but its strong points outweigh the bad ones.