How much is that going to cost. The standard PS3 controller already cost $55. With all these features, especially the touch pad, am I going to have to pay $65 or more for an extra?
To me the battle between PS4 and the next Xbox will be decided on who provides the best premium online features, Playstation Plus vs. Xbox Live Gold. Right now Sony is leaning towards social media, which is nice but if I decide to buy that service it will be because of games and DLC discounts.
Although I love alternate forms of history I'll wait. I love the Assassin's Creed franchise I assume these content packs will be discounted or put on sale in the upcoming year. Good review though.
After playing through on Supersoldier I didn't find harder or easier than Crysis 2. However while I do prefer the previous game's campaign I felt they did a novel job for the sequel, it gave closure. As for the multiplayer, it is definitely an improvement but I still find myself experiencing glitches such as my gun not reloading or faulty animations. Still what matters to me what it comes to a sequel is two things: Did they improve on the previous game and is it better with the new additions? My answer to both is yes and that is why I satisfied with my purchase.
I'm hoping for the PS4 but also a redesigned Vita. Judging by the recent Youtube video they seem to be highlighting the Vita's ability to "Play Anywhere". Maybe even a price-drop, Japan got one why not the U.S.?
Just recently finished the game and I agree that the story doesn't share the same appeal of Dead Space 2. I felt I was playing everyone's errand boy, similar to Dead Space 1, but the gameplay and presentation remained the same. It was strange to no longer have a store but it made sense since the Dead Space franchise has revolved around mankind on the brink of extinction due to lack of resources. Also the lack of a save station was odd but again it made sense. It may not be as good as Dead Space 2 but still it's still a great survival-horror game and a good cooperative experience.
I played all the DMC games, including this one and enjoyed it. It was definitely easier than the other ones but the style and combat remained true. Yes the story was bland, but so were the other games, but this stands out with better voice-acting. Every game has it's flaws, and this one is no different, but you shouldn't dismiss it because it doesn't look a certain way. Try the demo and if you're still not convinced then you don't have to buy it. Good review though.
I remember when Anders Behring Breivik stated that he used MW2 to train in shooting and then kill over 70 people and now this. Video games are always targeted in situations like this because they are interactive forms of entertainment. However no matter how realistic a game looks or plays it's fiction. You cannot use a game to properly train for something without real world experience and the person should be aware that everything that happens in that game is entirely fiction. If that person isn't aware of either of these principals they are foolish. And if they actually believe that what they are seeing is true or attempts to act on it they should seek psychological help. Plus if video games incites violence then one can make a similar case about books, remember John Lennon was assassinated because Mark Chapman was obsessed with The Catcher in the Rye.
That's a shame. Maybe Capcom should focus on either horror or action and not attempt to combine them into one game. Hopefully Dead Space 3 won't fall victim to the same thing.
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