@Dannystaples14 @Woodstock504 @Kinguard73 60fps over 30fps is a pretty big deal. Of course, playing it on PC I was already hitting that 60+ fps smoothness.
And no, i didn't use a keyboard... PC's can use controllers.
I don't know the point of the comparing, past showing your the difference of helping people choose a system. PS4 was the winner even before we got to see the games coming out and its only going to get better for the PS4.
Tomb Raider, I really enjoyed. I think Square did a great job remaking and putting new life into TR. I want a sequel, but Im sure they got lucky and won't be going near the bar they set.
@CnConrad Take away Nintendo's exclusives and you really got a system not worth buying.
Even if your try out that Mario games for $59? (lets leave out the system for $250, pretend you own it) the game will be done in 1-2 hours in the hands of a decent gamer. Who the hell would be happy spending $60 for 1-2 hours for a video game, maybe movies should cost that much if people are willing to pay that much for that much E-time.
Nintendo just need to stop being stubborn, make a real next-gen system and keep the silly devices separately. Also, its games are super easy, i can see kids asking for a new games more then every week.
And wtf is with the 8gigs (regular wii-u) and 32gigs!!!!(THE ELITE WII-U!!!!), my cheap USB stick (which i couldn't really care what happens to) has 32gigs. Its like $0.15 per gig, thats $15 for 100gigs.
7 days to die, looks like the only decent survival game, but all i've seen is just from GS.. which didn't show anything but its likeness to Minecraft.
Rust, don't care, its doesn't seem to have anything unique or better then other games.
DayZ, just isn't gonna to be anything but PvP ganking, griefing. Really, best way to play is with a group of trusted friends, and just go all over the map and kill for the sake of killing, because there isn't anything left to do.
DayZ gots some fame and its going to the heads of the Devs, "Grand social experiment, that could very well portray a zombie apocalypse". Well, this is a joke as DayZ is vastly just some ganking PvP game. The zombie thing.. they're kind of crappy, and it does have you sneaking around to find stuff.. but that doesn't last long... and then there isn't anything left to do but kill people or help them and possibly get killed.
DayZ just can't get the zombies working right and never will get the zombie apocalypse right.
DayZ is just over hyped, and probably the majority hasn't really gotten past early game play.
Nether does a better job by far at making players fear the NPC's, but im not sure how well the game is actually doing.
So if your considering DayZ, please just make sure to watch a few gameplay videos, GS did some .... but they were done by newbies, try to find a little more experience gameplay.
@plasticreality Gone are the days where we would get Demo's for nearly every game. I soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo wish they brought it back. It's one of the reason why PS1 was so great.
Steam has seasonal sales, wait to buy stuff till then, you can get games only a month old for like 50% off.
Maybe they should just let players play alpha's for free, and buying during alpha and/or beta gives some nice rewards.
@oflow ARPG has gotten pretty boring, it needs to evolve. D2 was amazing, D3 should have been amazing but they fked that game up in so many areas, but they did bring a few nice things to it.
If you played D3 and fought the Butcher, this is what ARPG's need!, the Boss fights need to have mechanics to it that have players scrambling for their lives.
Blizzard couldn't really even follow this up. Getting to a boss should be like going through Durance of Hate on Hell difficulty(in D2) but without the Teleport. Rework D3's unique creatures, the 4 man death teams into just uniques that effect hordes or players and its looking like a great base to the dungeon crawlers.
@sunbeam4 Im just gonna assume users using "stupid" are halo kids. :P
You saying you wouldn't pre-purchase (no money back, you bought the game) to get into Halo-5's alpha(will likely run into glitches and bugs, but playable game) and into its beta (less likely to run into glitches, a lot of bugs fixed).
Take whatever game you makes you bounce off the walls.
This just really helps support games from small developers, people like what they're seeing and decide to bet on it. The dev's normally give incentives/rewards for people doing so.
I've thrown my money on shit games from big Dev's, their AAA games. No reason why I shouldn't give some underdogs a chance.
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