the video released speaking directy to us, "Our Commitment to Quality" via projekt red, should be hilarious but it's a damn shame. they knew they were lying at that time and didn't care. why tf would i care about anything else besides their employees suing tf out of them lol
@praisetheshat: true. but you have to wonder if anyone who doesn't understand that is over 14 or being honest. im sure a sliver exists but this conflation seems like the media's fault imo
**well eff me i spoke too soon lol.. there's a reason i avoid the comments mmost times.
i don't mean to be mean as i enjoyed some hours of each of the previous..but jesus did they learn nothing from everyone else making AAA mistakes? people in the comments are obviously drinking cell shaded kool aid (i like that style/fear effect is amazing but come on you don't have to drink it!)
If they paid any attention they would know after many disappointments it's clear people would rather have compact, meaningful and made from passion projects experiences.
but whatever you all could totally be right too this is CNN.
@fedor: thank you..this was embarrassing from an everything standpoint lol
it's a shame i actually prefer gamespot over the other big ones. but they keep making really stupid mistakes that screams "we've hired friends associates and colleagues exclusively since 2005. it's always so out of touch in the dumbest way.
@asnakeneverdies: yeah this list sucked. but it sucks bc you see how over the decades companies just saw $$ first and almost only.
mature horror titles don't sell as well as assassin's creed 14.
but, to NSA's credit, they seemed to miss a lot of point and click, a few fatal frame titles are certainly better than five nights at freddies etc.. there's more but i don't wanna use google for you.
@gotrekfabian: nah god of war was great but i didn't finish. (this is my fault as i work and go to school so i can't beat everything). i've been stuck on dead cells lately. controls are really nice you should try it man! oddly enough another random one for me was Timespinner. i like symphony of the night but i think the last adventure sidescroller or whatever metroidvania you wanna call it was that Eklysian (sp?) Tale? Too many copies but timespinner was clearly made with love.
look man, at the end of the day everyone just wants developers to put their all into their work. you want to feel inspired by playing their inspiration manifested. we look back to older games not because of nostalgia glasses, not for ignorance of greed existing in that time (a shitload of gouging etc.) but because we were all in row, standing and waiting for the next crazy thing these teams of artists would throw at us. it would make us draw, skateboard, listen to music we normally would not have. we could play what felt like the end result of a pen tapping on the chin of a master craftsman staring at a blank white story board.. and feel visceral abbreviations of his collective thoughts.
this year's annual release of assassin's creed didn't do it for me.
all im saying is if there wasn't such a drought with actually interesting open-world titles, this would be a 6/10. i don't care how big the world is and how much production $$ goes into it, the game feels dumb. the animations are dumb too. also, 5 minutes in, a bunch of bandits woke up from their grass nap and before i finished learning the button layout, i had killed eight people. this is after it gave me a choice to spare the two debt collector guys. im not trying to pacifist the game but it's very representative of the shallowness. i have other complaints but you get it lol
not a hater, just a disappointed person who's out 60.
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