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Re: Poll: How Was Final Fantasy 16's State of Play Showcase?

tselliot

@OrtadragoonX That's correct, and unfortunately one of the reasons I also haven't been excited about a FF game in a long time. I saw a Moogle in the trailer of this, but other than that, is there anything that really makes this a definitive FF game? Guess we'll see.

Re: Poll: How Was Final Fantasy 16's State of Play Showcase?

tselliot

@rjejr Agree with the not FF part. Where are the white mages, dark mages, other job classes, and it's non-turn based? Excellent looking game. Great trailer. It's not the first thing that comes to my mind when thinking of FF, but I'll still buy it and play it. Maybe there's something there that will be more FF than what I'm seeing.

Re: Soapbox: Watch Another 20 Minutes of Final Fantasy 16? You Must Be Mad

tselliot

Looks like a fantastic game but I don't see the "Final Fantasy" in it. Couldn't this be any other great game with a different name? Granted, we haven't seen a lot, even at this exposure, but what, other than name, makes this a Final Fantasy game?? I love being proven wrong when it comes to games. Hopefully, that happens here.

Re: Naughty Dog Gives PS5 Some Love in New The Last of Us: Part I Patch

tselliot

This thing looks like it was trying to give Cyberpunk's initial release run for it's money. I know they were attempting to cash in on the show but maybe they should have baked it a while longer and released it along side Season 2? I'm betting the lower levels wanted to do just that and the suits badgered them into releasing a half-baked product. Like Cyberpunk, maybe I'll wait a year, grab this on sale, and after we're about 50 patches in.

Re: Soapbox: PSVR2 Already Feels Like It's on Course for Failure

tselliot

@NEStalgia I think it's just going to have to be casual to work. Again, I hope I'm wrong. I'm not a married to any technology and will play anything with a good game. PlayStation is different because you know this iteration and the next are going to have massive R&D for development. Guess time will tell, like anything else, I just don't see VR being successful until there's at least one in every 3 out of 5 households. Maybe mainstream is more the definition I'm thinking of. How many AAA production companies are actually working on a new VR game, how many of those are working on a new PSVR2 game?

Re: Soapbox: PSVR2 Already Feels Like It's on Course for Failure

tselliot

@NeonPizza Wireless and extremely portable is when VR will ever takeoff in any meaningful capacity. It should be as easy to play as as a smart phone or most of the popular portables, easy to put down, and have the same type of library. Unfortunately, like any product, success is going to breed success and failure the opposite. I don't know if the PSVR2 is going to be a failure per se, but calling it a success is probably going to be a stretch. VR is currently transitioning from landline mode to portable brick phone mode, without the necessity a phone has. This isn't just a PSVR2 issue, it's VR in general. VR will be a "must-have" success one day, just when that will be, nobody knows.

Re: Soapbox: PSVR2 Already Feels Like It's on Course for Failure

tselliot

@AtlanteanMan Don't disagree with your main point. It's GAMES and I don't think there'll be enough continued production of great games to make this a success. It's as niche as 3D and will be for a while. VR has to become as user accessible as a phone, a handheld, laptop, or tablet, and it just isn't there yet. I don't doubt it will be someday, just not any day soon.

Re: Soapbox: PSVR2 Already Feels Like It's on Course for Failure

tselliot

Games. It's all about Games. Everything so far has seemed like a proof of concept. Unless you get big studios pumping out serious AAA titles, it may not die quickly, but it will just wither on the vine. I just don't foresee that amount of R&D going into this niche of a product. That's not saying it's a bad product, just not going to be mainstream until maybe this becomes an at launch in box peripheral one day. I hope they prove me wrong, I just don't see it... yet.