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New Fatal Frame game announced for Wii U
Project being worked on by Tecmo Koei and Nintendo
gematsu.com news
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The Door Problem
The questions you need to ask yourself about doors in videogames as a designer
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Now is the time for Endless Ocean 2.
I have Endless Ocean 1 and that is all I have. Deal with it.
Pac-Man ghostly adventures 2 got announced for all last gen systems but not on Vita. That lead to this
New Ace Attorney game for 3DS announced.
Cool, since Dual Destinies met expectations we're probably good for a western port.
Go play more Gears of War, heathen!
Oh man I soooooo can't wait for Dragon Age Inquisition. Hurry up Oct. 7th.
One Movie at a Time: The Movie Reference and Recommendation Thread - TV too
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Post you mini reviews guys.
I was gonna trade in FC3, but then I remembered I need to download Blood Dragon. Can't wait now. How long is it, Vader?
You dont need FC3 to play Blood Dragon. Its like 8 hours long.
fan mockup
COD 2014
Oh boy...another Fatal Frame that won't come to the USA?!
That's okay, it'll come to Europe
And with downloads on the eshop, it's pretty likely it would there in digital form.
Nice looking CoD 2014 pic. I would imagine it's from the current gen version. I want to see more, a lot more.
So, how do gaming compaies deal with China? These are the rules:
1.) Gambling-related content or game features
2.) Anything that violates China’s constitution
3.) Anything that threatens China’s national unity, sovereignty, or territorial integrity.
4.) Anything that harms the nation’s reputation, security, or interests.
5.) Anything that instigates racial/ethnic hatred, or harms ethnic traditions and cultures.
6.) Anything that violates China’s policy on religion by promoting cults or superstitions.
7.) Anything that promotes or incites obscenity, drug use, violence, or gambling.
8.) Anything that harms public ethics or China’s culture and traditions.
9.) Anything that insults, slanders, or violates the rights of others.
10.) Other content that violates the law
So.... family friendly content only?
Watch Dogs is looking fantastic! The AR mini games look to be a blast. Online modes look fun. Graphics are beautiful at spots.
If you came to this preview wanting some hard numbers, I can give you those. The game has 39 main missions, 93 side missions which include things like criminal contracts and fixers, 53 investigations which includes things like human traffic missions, missing persons, weapons trade, 192 collectibles across four categories and 6 minigames to partake in. The game runs infull 1080p and 30 frames per second on the PlayStation 4.
Not all rosey, this preview didnt care for the main missions:
So it's such a shame to have to go back and play the main missions, which are the standard combination of 'follow someone from a to b' or 'follow invincible car until it's not invincible anymore', or 'shoot everyone dead immediately' types that are distinctly PlayStation 2, let alone 4. Talking with another journalist at the event, they wondered why the same imagination that had been poured into the off-mission stuff hadn't been applied here. Why couldn't you hack the person you're tailing's GPS, sending them the wrong way and cornering them? If you can remotely explode grenades attached to people's chests, why can't you cut a computer-controlled engine in a car?
If you can do these sorts of things later on in the game, and we just didn't see them, then feel free to delete me from the internet. But if not, why not? Isn't this the next generation? Why am I following the man when I should be shaping my own destiny? This is the main problem I have with Watch Dogs so far. It's not a next-gen game, merely one that happens to appear on those consoles as well as the previous ones. You can influence your environment in the campaign, but in this instance that seems to mean stuff like setting up traps for arriving enemies, using your phone to raise and lower barriers that can be used as makeshift defences. Given the imagination on show elsewhere, this is a tremendous disappointment.
Yeah Watch Dogs is looking and sounding great. Those main mission gripes don't worry me too much, those kinds of things don't bother too much in games.
Me neither, it bothers me more when there isnt enough stuff to do in the open world, that is not the case with WD.
Same here.
MGS GZ review is up.