I'm actually really enjoying the game so far. He's right that the game doesn't have much personality though. Also the cars really do like to stick to their racing line and they don't seem to understand braking before they hit your bumper. But overall I'm finding that the racing is fun and accessible. Also every time I get to a new track I'm impressed by the detail in the environments. Truthfully it's a functional racing game that does nothing particularly outstanding to set itself apart. It's just a racing game with no frills. Still, in being a solid racing game, I'm enjoying it a lot.
I don't like the whole two screen gimmick. I've tried playing multiple games on the Wii U and every time I have to move the controller to "look around" I just groan. What happened to just a controller in hand and staring at the tv? That's all I want to do. I don't play games to move.
Liberation was a good game. It just needed a better multiplayer like the consoles. The action is solid though and the game is impressive from a technical standpoint.
I've never found Tekken to be very difficult like it says in the review. Instead I've found it very easy to get into and hard to master. Completing arcade mode in tekken can be a breeze on normal with just a basic understanding of each character. However, if you start to spike up the difficulty, that's when you might want to start learning some of the smaller combos to help you get ahead.
Sergey explained himself as if it was somehow better that he wasn't intending to offend homosexuals. In reality, it doesn't make a difference. The word he used is inherently offensive regardless of usage. There were plenty of other ways to phrase what he was trying to say about campers without resorting to that kind of language. I understand how somebody can type before they think. Especially out of anxiety. But claiming that it wasn't his intention to offend homosexuals isn't really an apology to me when the word carries so much weight.
People still have a habit of rage quitting or disconnecting right after a loss. The problem is that sometimes the game will glitch and I'll be stuck in the match if the other player rage quits after my pinfall victory. Then when I sign back in it counts it as an intentional disconnect and a loss even though I won. Not to mention the game still suffers from cheaters making triple threat matches into 2 on 1 beatdowns.
Having to switch from the big screen to a screen in my hands felt tedious. If it's going to have me refocus to the small screen all the time then why not just start there and play the whole game streaming to the controller? Not to mention a lot of the time I'm playing my 3DS I'm not actually out anywhere, I'm just in my house. So what would be the incentive to pick up my 3DS at home if I can just stream better quality games to the Wii U controller?
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