If there was a new X-Wing game just sittin' there, I'd probably eat it.
Medium, with a warm, pink center. Heat management is extremely important in space -- nowhere for it to go. (Which also completely negates the purpose of S-foils in a vacuum. But I don't care because they're so cooooool...)Do you prefer your X-Wing steak bloody or well-done?
I forgot how Prey 2 looked like before being canceled. Quite similar in several aspects to CP2077, wasn't it?
And it had a nice cover system for a FPP game.
I think that maybe, just possibly "if" perhaps maybe, EA has realized something between the reception / succcess of Anthem vs. Apex Legends.
Not sure. But mayhaps. Inshallah.
Good news on the old 1313?
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I gotta say Sekiro's camera is a joke sometimes. Occasionally it will abandon the auto-lock leaving me swinging in reverse and open to a beating. And OH BOY is it ever a pain in the arse when that camera decides to drop a target inside a room, all I get to see are two transparent walls and one angry enemy AI swinging. I couldn't tell ya if I'm being attacked with a thrust, sweep or a grapple for a million bucks. They need to fix that shit. It's wonky as both Grand Theft Auto's and RDR2's cover mechanic.
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I agree but it's still a huge improvement compared to previous from software games. I have never thought about saying something like this, but activision has helped them.
The only problem with the game is that it's way too difficult sometimes, at the point it doesn't feel fair. I've finished all souls and bloodborne, but this is too much (still a magnificent game and I'm addicted to it, but I get stuck at every boss and miniboss for hours).
I agree but it's still a huge improvement compared to previous from software games. I have never thought about saying something like this, but activision has helped them.
The only problem with the game is that it's way too difficult sometimes, at the point it doesn't feel fair. I've finished all souls and bloodborne, but this is too much (still a magnificent game and I'm addicted to it, but I get stuck at every boss and miniboss for hours).
I would definitely love to see this. We've never had a truly quality Boba Fett experience. I'd be all for it. Was really disappointed when EA (...ahem...) decided to pursue other projects.
Somehow, I doubt it though. Disney has been doing more business with Lego lately. And, TT Games has rights to the Lego and Star Wars stuff. And, TT Games is owned by Warner Bros., so Disney buying/absorbing them into Lucasarts might make sense. Or taking the Star Wars and Lego rights away from them (which would be nastier). Disney stands to make quite a grab in that regard. But, I'm just brainstorming.
https://www.gamesradar.com/dark-souls-game-of-thrones-anybody-george-rr-martin-and-fromsoftware-have-apparently-teamed-up-to-work-on-a-new-game/
Oh god.. Please be anything other than a Souls-like game...
Oh god.. Please be anything other than a Souls-like game...
I wanna throw Sekiro's camera out the window and then run outside and repeatedly stomp it to death.
Damn nice find, Game of Thrones and Kingdome Come Deliverence should be something to wait for.
"In the unannounced, unnamed title, claims Robertson, your main character would be invading various kingdoms throughout the open world, and killing the leaders within, subsequently gaining the unique powers of each in the process. Now, it's unclear who Spawn Wave and Robertson are getting this intel from, and whether there's any basis to the claim, but the latter does hold credibility as a reliable source for leaks."
Does anybody else think AC series? But much greater focus on the assasination itself. Yeah but yet another open world game, we are so gonna drown in them.
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John Romero (DOOM, Quake, Heretic, Hexen, Wolfenstein) and Paradox are working on a strategy game?
I expect demons. Exorcisms may or may not be involved.
Maybe even a World of Darkness strategy game?
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On the topic of Borderlands 3, there are some rumors suggesting the game will be exclusive to the Epic games store, at least for a limited period of time. Also that it will be released this fall. Not sure if credible, but it would make sense with the date being announced tomorrow. Anyway, we will find out soon.
Yeah, I'd say it's probably a guarantee at this point.
"As a customer, I’m happy to shop in different stores - already do! I’ve bought games from Xbox, Playstation, Switch, Steam, Origin, GOG, Humble, Uplay, Epic and other stores. To me, exclusives are fine when they come w/ advantages and when they are short – say, six months
"I know it's not his choice, but this whole statement irritates me. Once again, complaints against the Epic Games Store are being trivialized to "GAMERS JUST DON'T WANNA TRY ANYTHING OTHER THAN STEAM!!111"
It's not like the Epic Games Store has questionable investors, or that its features suck, or that Epic is throwing its money around to snag exclusives (which, oddly enough, is the opposite of competition), or any number of other nasty things. It's just that we, the gamers, hate anything that isn't Steam.
Oh well.
While it's not Boba Fett, Star Wars: Bounty Hunter for PS2 was great fun.
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Fantastic talk from Ken Levine. (EDIT: It is an old one, just FYI - but I still love it).
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I agree, but it's way better than any other from software game ever made.
And it's one of the most fun action game I've ever played. Once you learn it, killing enemies is extremely satisfying. Sometimes it's way too hard to beat, that's true.
I agree, but it's way better than any other from software game ever made.
And it's one of the most fun action game I've ever played. Once you learn it, killing enemies is extremely satisfying. Sometimes it's way too hard to beat, that's true.
Randy Pitchford Vs Gamers. Remember Colonial Marines and Duke Nukem Forever.
Go soak your head, Randy.
I'm more than happy to not buy future Gearbox games, so it's no skin off my back if he wants to "stick it to gamers." We are, after all, all toxic jerks who can't help but go after the poor, innocent game executives.
Sarcasm aside, this is not a good look for the CEO of a company, but it's not a surprise. When gamers, dare I say it, try to "rise up" in whatever extremely limited way they can (not to mention Steam has added a feature for devs to block review bombing), they seem to get their feelings hurt and start throwing around threats and guilt trips.
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