If games companies supported Linux more then I would have already ditched Windows too. I'm looking forward to the day I can wave bye-bye to Microsoft forever!
- Looks like both consoles are just shipping the hardware with the software to arrive via a day-one patch. All in an attempt to have it on the market before Xmas. Which in my eyes is pointless because I will be using the money I get at Xmas to put towards getting a PS4 - once there are next-gen titles available that I actually want.
- What's that I hear? They are replacing zombies with aliens for the upcoming CoD game. I know I for one am sick of zombies, but I'm also sick of CoD, so I won't be getting the game either way. At least they are trying SOMETHING new.
- I know an even cheaper way of blocking the Kinect: buy a PS4. Not only are you saving money but you haven't just bought something that isn't going to be used, but is still forced upon you.
They can't pronounce O's just like Asian's can't pronounce L's, and the America's forget that the letter U exists. And where I'm from (Yorkshire), we've developed a knack for replacing half or all of a word with apostrophes.
What I'm surprised at is how much they advertise the singleplayer campaign for these games (CoD, Battlefield, etc). People don't buy these games for the singleplayer. People who want a great singleplayer game will look elsewhere.
- Oh, that's it! Pre-order cancelled!! Wait, what am I saying, as if I'd buy another CoD game! Buying CoD4 was the first and last time I'd make that mistake.
- I can sympathise with games beign delayed if they aren't ready, and how hard games development actually is (I'm an aspiring games dev myself). However, they really do need to learn a bit about project management. Decisions like that need to be made before they start making the game. You really don't want to be making major changes during development - it should all be desided during the planning/concepting phase. Especially choosing which console to develop the game for.
- So not interested in GTA online. GTAV singleplayer - hell yes! Online multiplayer with a bunch of random strangers - hell no!
- CoD is developed for the casual market and the success of the game in majorly thanks to that casual market. Hardcore gamers are not the target audience and probably stay clear of the series anyway. Being a CoD player doesn't make you a casual gamer, but only playing CoD and nothing else means you're more likely to be on the softcore/casual side of things. Pretty sure Danny covered the differences between casual / softcore / hardcore players.
What did they expect, really? They went to the trouble of fully modelling and texturing a naked body and made a whole scene for it to feature in - which was designed for one purpose: fan service.
Other games have mods and debugs and stuff to get characters naked. The Sims has one to remove the pixelation when characters are in the shower. But they didn't go to the trouble of modelling/texturing private parts that aren't intended to be seen.
What is with David Cage and shower scenes anyway? Some weird fetish of his?
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