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Had this on my wishlist for a while, and good to see you advertise it a bit!

You never quite know what gonna be a hit on PC, and that's a good thing imo.

@get2sammyb That's a good length, perhaps there is a NG+ as well. Anyway, good work!

I would have liked to know a little more about length of the game, difficulty options, possibility of DLC etc, but nice interview nonetheless.

I've played Apex on-and-off since release day and these are some huge changes.

The good thing is that things get less random and you need to earn the good armor by playing well. The bad thing is that it will be absolutely necessary to land hot (along with many other teams) in order to build armor and stand a chance later on. Some areas like the swamp is gonna be even less visited now.

Some of the rumored legend perks, like Bangalore healing inside her smoke cloud, sound very overpowered. We'll see.

Finally. Now I just need to invent a time machine so I can travel back to 2006 and show this article to Xx_SniperBro_666 and prevent the console fanboy wars from ever happening in the first place.

She certainly looks nice, but that in itself wouldn't be enough to sell me a game. Fortunately the gameplay and setting looked great as well, so I'll be looking forward to this whenever it comes to PC.

@GamingFan4Lyf He's one of the very few directors of AAA games that is allowed to take any artistic chances these days, it seems, so have to appreciate him for that.

What hit me as I watched trailer: This game needs a VR version.

Looks awesome.

I wouldn't be surprised if Sony ends up buying this studio, although I'm really hoping for a PC version down the line.

I'm all in for more Kojima and his wild bulls**t.

I did cringe a bit at the thunder shooting guitar though... just a small involuntary cringe reflex I could not escape.

This was a good one.

But can only guess how many more games we would have seen if Sony hadn't made its ill-advised all-in live service attempt (and the cancellations of most of those after).

Pretty good show by Sony. 8/10

I hope this Embracer fiasco won't be forgotten by the next time some shady conglomerate wants to buy up every game developer in sight.

Aloy & Ellie's Bogus Journey

Well she does makes perfect sense with her hand-to-hand combat style and a lot of signature moves/combos that would fit right in.

Besides, FF just did a collaboration event with Apex Legends so I guess they are open to cross-overs like this.

Suicide Squad or Skulls and Bones...

Welcome to 2024's first episode of "Who Will Shut Down First?".

I'm testing out games in UEVR, which is a new magical miracle PC-app that lets you play just about every Unreal 4 and 5 game in full VR.

I've been watching a lot of videos while taking notes on how to add motion controls to weapons (its pretty simple actually) so I plan on giving Supraland and Ancestors The Humankind Odyssey a go later today.

Soundtrack?

Chris Rea - On The Beach

@sonicmeerkat This is always the way with their games: start out really weak (to the point you have to flee some encounters) then slowly build up to an overpowered superhero in the endgame. I like this way personally but its not for everyone.

Hope they can be saved.

Had a lot more fun with their titles, despite the jank and flaws, than for example, the constant blandness of Ubisoft titles regurgitated year after year.

"Players who began with the original Destiny and imported their character to the sequel have potentially been staring at the same character for a decade"

Down + Circle, Circle, Circle, Circle for the win

@B_Lindz Think I must have used twice that long to beat Inside, but then I usually play pretty slow with lots of exploring/enjoying the scenery.

Agreed on the short games though. Love a short palate cleanser after some long 100+ hour RPG grind.

Sounds like Blizzard themselves could use a bit of self-healing.

Anyone else than me waiting for the inevitable GOTY version with DLC included to finally play it?

Damn, the public response to this game has been some of the most negative I've ever seen, rivalling the releases of Anthem, Saints Row Reboot, Forspoken and Xbox One. To say this game has an uphill battle would be an understatement!

Exactly what the world needs more of right now - more S*ite!

Robocop in VR, you say? Well if you have access to PCVR you can:

https://youtu.be/1D8ttkDjYZg?t=146

Now I can't help but reading every comment here with a French accent.

@KendoHead Yeah this is pretty much my feelings about the game too. A great experience but its was spread over too big a canvas so it got a bit repetitive in the end - especially if you tried doing all side quests like I did.

I see PushSquare is also reading that game leak reddit.

I'm sure every dev has a big red "Publish Game" button somewhere and sometimes someone gets drunk and accidentally push it.

With games like Pavlov there's more competition in VR shooters than there was on the PSVR1, and it seems to me Firewall had fallen behind the times, as well as having a lot of connection and progression issues at launch.

Sad to see them shut down though, have some great memories of Zero Hour with the Aim controller.

Now that's a fine list!

That pie chart makes PS4 & PS5 look like a Pac-Man gobbling up a little X-Box pellet.

Did Brett play RE4 in VR yet though? If not that is an article right there.

The strategy behind live service games is more akin to selling drugs - they need to be something users feel compelled to spend time and money on a daily basis. They are specifically looking to hook the big addicts who go out of their way to buy everything - aka Whales.

So it doesn't matter if its a good, or a great game even. If Factions 2 was an amazing game that players would love, but also would leave after say, a few weeks or months, then its a failure because it can't keep on selling MTX for years to come.

Everything we've heard so far seems to collaborate this. Sony had 12 of these games in production, they've cut half of those and I think they will do the same again and cut it to 3 which will be released, and maybe if one of those find great success it will be worth it for them. That's how big a Fortnite/Apex/Valorant is these days.

Probably a good idea to avoid any real life cameos in games.

You never know what they have hidden in their closets... or USB sticks.

Love roguelike modes in non-roguelike games like this. If I'd have the option to buy this mode and the TLoU2 one on PC, I would.

Pre-order? If there were still bargain bins around you would soon find it there, but I'm guessing $5 on PS Store soon amounts to the same thing.

Well, scams happen all the time. The crazy thing is that they managed to make the most wishlisted game on Steam.

This sounds strange to me. Couldn't they hire a separate team to sustain the live service game while the main ND studio went on to make single-player games?

I see... they made what turned out to be an extraction shooter and then promptly extracted what loot they could gather before vanishing into the shadows. Mission completed.

Never thought I would re-download Fortnite (I played the Beta way back) but I'm always ready for a good arcade racer and this does look like fun. Might give it a go.

Thumper was certainly an experience in VR, so I'm interested in this.

Honestly I watch TGA (a couple of hours after) for the game announcements only. That's it.

Anyone talking? Fast-forward button.

Looks pretty good!

Also, a shame that Raised by Wolves was cancelled.

It would only be fitting for Geoff Keighley to invite him on stage wearing nothing but a big bag of Doritos then.

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