Oh man Rapture is sooooooooo amazing. I also like Columbia quite a bit and I never understood the hate for Infinite. I thought the ending was one of the better endings in video game history, but go figure people widely disagree with me. I am also the guy that thinks Red Dead Redemption was only Goty because it's competition was so weak.
And now I agree with everything you just said.
According to Playstation Lifestyle the rumored games arei got ps now invite also pretty excited to see what games they have to test
Well the fear may be for nothing in the end, but the risk that Naughty Dog can't fill the vacancy with a capable new game director is high given the triple A budgets they get to work with. ND has made some commercially successful games so far but a misstep with UC4 would be pretty severe given the PS4 hype. Now I'd be surprised if UC4 was disappointing given the new possibilities that the PS4 will afford, but change can still be a bad thing. For the time being I just don't interpret the departures as good news. Time will tell.
I get what you mean. Not everybody enjoyed the Last of Us. My GS manager talked to me last summer about all the people that traded in the game within the first week and were disappointed in the gameplay. TLOU was a well written stealth game. Some people are just not into stealth games at all but I like games like Metal Gear and Assassin's Creed. I personally loved TLOU. The story was so well written that it has real potential to be a successful movie. I thought it was a close runner up for GOTY for me (Tomb Raider gets my vote still).
Fair enough. Hopefully E3 will put some peoples minds at ease. Sony really needs to have a strong conference this year, and Im hoping we see something from UC4.
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While I hope that they do and it would undoubtedly be in their best interest to do so, I don't really think they NEED to have a strong showing at E3. I mean, other than some key departures that the vast majority of consumers don't even know or care about, they still have all the momentum. Sales and demand are still incredibly strong, after killing E3 last year and mostly dominating since I don't really seem them having to knock it out of the park.
I thought the first part of TLOU was slow and I didn't really enjoyed until later. Gameplay and story really improved later on. I am glad I stuck with the game because it got amazing thereafter.
Totally agree. The new upcoming games and sales numbers this year will be significant in determining which platform does better in the long run. I think the performance of the PS4/Xbone is more important during the second holiday season than the first. This year's E3 will be huge, needless to say. Last few E3's have been disappointing overall since the current gen lifecycle is winding down so I'm really looking forward to this year's.
They need to have a strong showing for the hardcore crowd I think. The casuals probably dont know anything about these recent departures nor do I think they care all that much. But as a hardcore gamer who likes a lot of Sony's exclusives I am a bit worried with what is happening with them right now.
Whoa, crazy.
I suppose that's a fair point, and I can understand being worried, but I really don't think it's anything to even give a second thought over. These things happen all the time in any industry and it happens quite a lot in game development. It's just the nature of the beast.
I'll admit that I fell for it, but I don't see why people are and even gaming websites are so quick to believe everything that is written on NeoGaf and reddit.
Because sometimes the leaks are true. Kind of hard to ignore it when they report something and it becomes true.
Yup. That and there isn't exactly a whole lot of places that will post leaks out in the public like this.
Very interesting! I may have to get The Show for the Vita, Tales of Symphonia and something else for $39.99. Does the b2g1 work on accessories?
youre not using that owl correctly then. with stun and shield, that game is super easy.
I'm pretty sure you can do it on sonyentertainmentnetwork.com and tie it to your PSN account.
Maybe so. I used the owl quite a lot, it just didn't seem to help much in situations like the end of Chapter 9 where you have a bunch of enemies coming from multiple directions.
Just not my cup of tea. Shame as I really liked Killzone 3 a lot. The second one I was more mixed on, and it's the one that gets the better reviews, so the series is just an odd duck for me I guess. Games range from good (KZ3), ok (KZ2) to bad (SF) for me personally. And none are on the level of Gears, Halo, CoD campaings etc. for me as far as shooters go.Hold down the PS button to bring up the screen where the power off, standby etc. options are. There's a battery indicator on that screen--bottom right I think.
Good suggestion. My solution so far is to have a second controller fully charged and waiting. I wish Sony would give us the option to turn off the lightbar and for the controller to turn itself off after a few minutes of inactivity.
I do have two controllers (bought a bundle at Costco with 2 controllers and a year of PS+), so I do that as well. One dies, I turn it off and pop it on the charger and use the other one that's full charged. Repeat indefinitely. I'm not willing to play wired after years of wireless controllers.
For my PS3 I have a usb rapid charge cable with extended length cord works great & it was $6 not sure what company makes it though.
Yeah, I'm just not willing to hassle with a long cord. Dogs will run through it, hassle to keep neatly/untangled when not in use etc. Having two controllers and switching between when one dies works better for me. Using AAs is even more convenient IMO though as I prefer just swapping rechargeable batteries. But not a big deal or anything since I have a PS4 and won't be getting an X1.
Even still the rapid charger will keep your controller at full power faster. Plus the LED light has 5 bars to let you know when it`s almost dead/full just test when needed. Overall, I know how you feel it`s a minor hassle with a simple sony fix .Yeah, I'm just not willing to hassle with a long cord. Dogs will run through it, hassle to keep neatly/untangled when not in use. Having two controllers and switch between works better for me. Using AAs is even more convenient IMO though as I prefer just swapping rechargeable batteries. But not a big deal or anything since I have a PS4 and won't be getting an X1.
Fair enough. I think the charger dock I have charges faster than the PS4 as well, so I'm happy with that solution.
