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Re: Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Is Going to Look Unreal on PS5

Triumph741

@NotSoCryptic I am not forgetting anything. I know precisely why Konami kicked Kojima out. He got too expensive and too full of himself.

UE is the smartest choice for 99% of studios because a ton of developers know how to use it. No need to train them and you don't need to waste a fortune on developers who don't do a ton, but have experience with your custom software and you can't afford to lose them.

Re: Preview: Arizona Sunshine 2 Could Be the Next PSVR2 Must-Buy

Triumph741

@gaston

Imo the oled display of the psvr2 is rendered mute because of the mura. And most vr youtubers seemingly agree because no one is simping for the device or oled in general nowadays.

The haptics are fine, but they are not nowhere near enough to compensate for what the psvr2 lacks.

Eye tracking is cool though when a developer uses it. Probably the only thing worthwhile about the device in comparison to the Q3.

If you are okay with the wire that's on you. Just keep in mind that you are on the wrong side of history.

With a pc you can do EVERYTHING in VR. No need to elaborate further.

Oh yeah and the resolution and comfort of the Q3 are better than the PSVR2.

Re: Don't Worry, Ubisoft Promises Star Wars Outlaws Won't Be a '300 Hour Epic Unfinishable RPG'

Triumph741

I wouldn't mind a long game if it felt fresh. Skyrim and Witcher 3 moved the rpg genre forward not because they were perfect games(no such thing I'm afraid), but because they added many new features and increased the scale in a meaningful way.

Ubisoft used to do the same exact thing with AC2 and FC3, but immediately afterwards they started copying what worked elsewhere and making their UI's and quest design as insulting to the player's intelligence as possible.

I can't even fathom playing the old games a decade ago and being happy with the current state of AC. It's like using the bank that has no problems telling you annually that they are the worst the industry has to offer.