@eastland: Can’t you do the same thing with a phone or tablet though? That’s the thing I’m not understanding. Unless it’s dirt cheap, which I’m guessing it won’t be, if I’m understanding it correctly, most people already have devices that will allow them to do the same thing this does while not offering any extra features.
I just recently finished the campaign storyline in Diablo IV and it and the game were fantastic.
I’m a little bummed at the requirements to participate in the new season content though. I hope the upcoming content is worth finding all these statues.
In past Diablo games and other action rpgs like it, once I finished the campaign I was pretty much done with playing the game. To me, with no story to progress through, clicking on more powerful versions of the same monsters in the same locations, just so I can get gear to kill even more powerful versions of the same monsters in the same locations, has never been my idea of fun gaming. I’m hoping the Seasonal content in D IV adds something worth doing, or else I’m probably off to my next game (Probably Tears of the Kingdom which I put down the day Diablo came out, only a dozen or so hours into, or God of War Ragnarok which I’m close to finishing but which I put down when Zelda came out. That tells you how good the Diablo campaign was that I actually played it all the way from start to finish with no other game distracting me.).
Imagine the numbers Terry McLaurin would have with even just an average NFL QB throwing him the ball. Here’s hoping Sam Howell turns out to be a third round steal and franchise QB. It’s been way too long. I grew up a Skins fan. As a kid I saw them win three Super Bowls in ten years and thought that was the norm. I think we’ve had 30 or so starting QBs in the same span of time that Green Bay had Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers.
There are a few new open world racing games on the horizon (no pun intended), but I can’t see any of them matching the quality of Forza Horizon 5. And with the constant updates there’s always something new to do.
That said, I myself am getting burned out on open world racing, and can’t wait for the new Forza Motorsport. While I love the Horizon games, the Motorsport games have always been my favorite of the two series. The only thing Motorsport is missing that I think would make it the ultimate game in terms of longevity and replayability is a track creator.
The day a racing game comes out that combines the gameplay quality of Forza Motorsport with a track creator that’s both fully realized and intuitive enough for the average Joe to design competent tracks with, it just might be the last time I’d ever need to buy a racing game.
To me the tracks in a racing game are the equivalent to storyline quests in an RPG. A track creator would allow for an infinite number of new tracks to race on. It’d be like an RPG with an intriguing storyline that went on forever.
The only game that comes close on my fantasy wish list of games is if Netherrealm would make Marvel Vs DC in the same style of their Injustice/MK games.
Any developers out there? Im telling you, both these games would sell like water in a desert. Someone make them!!!
Tried this, didn’t work. Fine print says if offer is from a 3rd party link and not one originally emailed to you from Amazon you may not be eligible. I wasn't I guess.
Actually looks pretty fun. It won’t, but it’d be nice if it took a big bite out of Madden’s sales. I’m sick of EA’s stranglehold on the license, though to be fair it’s the NFL owners who are to blame for allowing it.
I’d be cool if this was $19.99 like the last NFL 2K.
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