@rosinmonkekyx17: They could've made it about something that's never made - our own US Government and the private corporations that it's tied to. They are more dangerous to America than anyone else. Our constitution doesn't even exist anymore.
@santinegrete: The multiplayer actually had good ideas, but a low budget. I'd love to see it has a finished product with the right funding, but it's over.
RIP Kaos Studios. You guys had some great ideas that really didn't get brought out in full. There's a lot of players, especially on PC, that would love to see a blend with the smooth movement of CoD on a larger scale with the open battlefields and be right in between. On PC, some of us play Call Of Duty World At War on 40 player servers and the battles feel great on the large maps. It really feels like war.
Maybe Homefront's singleplayer wasn't that good, but they were going somewhere with their multiplayer and lots of people bought it for that. I'd like to see the story not against China or some phony 'terrorists', but here at home where the real enemy already is. No one will do a game about that.
@blackamerica: Well they messed up on both Batman and MK on PC, so players would have a right to complain about. Batman should've been huge for PC and they totaled it. They had to refund players money for it. Until they decide to get it right, they are probably doing the right thing by passing on this one. Capcom learned their lesson after bad ports like DMC3 and RE4 and they've released great versions since.
Ahh. This is why Microsoft was quick to buy Minecraft, especially that they can get people to get Windows 10 and it's sales were soaring before the purchase. It's always something lol
@jport7: I've never played DOTA, MOBAs, or MMOs before, but I can play all of the big 3rd party games here which there are much more of compared to 1st party Ybox/PS4 games, more exclusives, NES up to Wii games, and older PC titles. Years ago, after playing console enough, I knew I wanted to be on PC. I was still playing my console games right here.
"yea and end up with a quarter of the games ps4 has..."
I'm not trying to be an ass like yourself, but a quarter of the games PS4 has? Right now, PS4 doesn't have 2% of what PC has. Where are the games? That goes for both systems. And I actually like the PS4, but I'm realistic.
@luert: It's funny people say this about consoles, but more and more, it's beginning to be a hassle today just to game on a console. I'd rather take whatever complication that supposedly comes with PC gaming and have the freedom to have games perform at my choice, rather than already be outdated on release.
I'm tired of hearing about consoles not having enough space for games, huge shoddy patches for all systems, 1600x900p, 1080p 30FPS, 720p limited, framerates dipping into the 20s, tablet processors that hold back gaming because of an underperforming CPU side, online paywalls, fighting over which console is better when both are nearly the same and still perform low end, each having 3rd party exclusives paid for because no games because hard to make games for, etc.
My 1080p 30 FPS beats your 900p 30 FPS... ok. This is why a lot of console owners are now building PCs and I don't blame them. At least have both.
@Duttyhandz: You can try playing it for yourself, 1st level. Then come back and tell me you passed that... There's not enough ammo in any gun in that game to pass Legendary. They just messed it up. I played Halo 1 on Legendary mode many times.
@Slannmage: Halo 2 was definitely mediocre, but Microsoft's hype machine did the job. Even the devs said the game wasn't all that. I remember wasting my money on the tin box collector's edition and taking it back to gamestop after 1 day of completion. I played a little multiplayer with some friends and the weapons were softer and game was overall boring. You can tell some things weren't finished because I play legendary mode and it was so unbalanced with enemies soaking up all of your ammo to the point where all of the reserved ammo was gone and there was no possible way of playing the game on that mode.
Halo 1 was also a rush job, but I gave it a pass only because they were able to make it work as a launch title for the Xbox and it ended up good. Before that, Perfect Dark on the N64 blew me away.
Although I don't own an Xbox One, I thought it would be Burnout 3/Revenge when I clicked. Most Burnout fans don't really prefer Paradise compared to the track-based Burnout 3 and Revenge when the series was at it's best. I'd take a remake of both of those on the PC.
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