When's Bungie 10 year deal going to expire?
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@Heil68 said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@Heil68 said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@Heil68 said:
I'm guessing that's why PC has never had a10/10 AAAAE Exclusive nor a recent Exclusive GOTY in the last decade+?
From GS may be but then neither did Sony and by Golly that's all that matters!
Awwwwwwww yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
PCMR!
I have a gaming PC and now that PS4 streams to it, PS4 now has my 1070 GPU and it can handle the worlds most powerful VGA.
Leave it to SONY, current gen 8 console leader, to be market leader once again.
SDC
So PC gaming making is making console gaming better again. Thanks for bring the trugh to the world, Heil!
Awwwwwwwwwwww yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! PCMR!
Soon my PS4 will have 1080..the worlds most powerful console just got MORE powerful.
Amazing.
SDC
No, it won't! It's where it always was - the inferior 2010 tech. EVen Sony realized it's too weak against the mighty PC and should use some of its power.
PCMR!
@Heil68 said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@Heil68 said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@Heil68 said:
Do you think the 3 in a row top 10 GOAT and 2 gens with 10/10 AAAAE Exclusives helped SONY be current gen 8 console leader?
Have no idea about farm animals and I'm positive Sony lost all their exclusives to PC.
I'm guessing that's why PC has never had a10/10 AAAAE Exclusive nor a recent Exclusive GOTY in the last decade+?
From GS may be but then neither did Sony and by Golly that's all that matters!
Awwwwwwww yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
PCMR!
I have a gaming PC and now that PS4 streams to it, PS4 now has my 1070 GPU and it can handle the worlds most powerful VGA.
Leave it to SONY, current gen 8 console leader, to be market leader once again.
SDC
So PC gaming making is making console gaming better again. Thanks for bring the trugh to the world, Heil!
Awwwwwwwwwwww yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! PCMR!
@boycie said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@dakur said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@dakur said:
I really like that people are trying new experiments with gaming. This looks like a promising direction. It is like a slightly different concept of game and play where you don't have a goal or a competition but just explore and have goofy fun. Sort of like how a kid plays a game of turning around as fast as possible just to get dizzy and laugh about it. No need of complex rules or objectives just be there and enjoy. And the best of all is that it is coupled with philosophy and insights into what we are as humans. Yes, I think it's an amazing conception.
I absolutely agree! Nothing wrong with using gaming as a medium to teach children. 1000x better than what David Cage is trying to do with games.
I enjoy both approaches. Heavy Rain was a brilliant game despite its flaws and a new experience. I want diversity in gaming not choose one or two directions and that everything goes that way. I used to love books that let you decide where to go on with the story like, jump to page 24 now or to 56, etc. Cage is trying to do that type of narrative with games and I find that brilliant too and I think it has a lot of potential. He should hire proper writers for the games though, I mean the stories are cool but they could be much better. I still have a lot of hope for Detroit since it's his most ambitious project until now and the story reminds me of Blade Runner.
I disagree! I find nothing wrong with with using gaming as long as it's used as an active and interactive medium to achieve whatever goal the creator is set out to achieve. However as soon as you try to turn it into a passive medium like what David Cage or Telltale Games are doing, I have a serious problem with. They have simple replaced the movie with a graphics of a game and usually a trash script filled with plot holes and worse acting. Especially in the case of David Cage who in his own words wanted to make movies but was actually too shit for that medium.
I think you have to make peace with the fact that not every game is aimed at everybody and that is the way it should be. gaming is big enough to have niche games. You shouldn't feel alienated or threatened.
It's not about feeling threatened but rather about the fact that these 'games' and their makers tthen try to present their products as something revolutionary for the gaming medium and have the guts to tell us that they are not trying to turn it into a movie. I'm again directly referencing David Cage here. Another thing that really pisses me off is then the gaming media praises these products as something out of the world overlooking the fact that this is not the passive medium while giving points for how emotion the supposed plot hole ridden B-grade story was.
@dakur said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@dakur said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@dakur said:
I really like that people are trying new experiments with gaming. This looks like a promising direction. It is like a slightly different concept of game and play where you don't have a goal or a competition but just explore and have goofy fun. Sort of like how a kid plays a game of turning around as fast as possible just to get dizzy and laugh about it. No need of complex rules or objectives just be there and enjoy. And the best of all is that it is coupled with philosophy and insights into what we are as humans. Yes, I think it's an amazing conception.
I absolutely agree! Nothing wrong with using gaming as a medium to teach children. 1000x better than what David Cage is trying to do with games.
I enjoy both approaches. Heavy Rain was a brilliant game despite its flaws and a new experience. I want diversity in gaming not choose one or two directions and that everything goes that way. I used to love books that let you decide where to go on with the story like, jump to page 24 now or to 56, etc. Cage is trying to do that type of narrative with games and I find that brilliant too and I think it has a lot of potential. He should hire proper writers for the games though, I mean the stories are cool but they could be much better. I still have a lot of hope for Detroit since it's his most ambitious project until now and the story reminds me of Blade Runner.
I disagree! I find nothing wrong with with using gaming as long as it's used as an active and interactive medium to achieve whatever goal the creator is set out to achieve. However as soon as you try to turn it into a passive medium like what David Cage or Telltale Games are doing, I have a serious problem with. They have simple replaced the movie with a graphics of a game and usually a trash script filled with plot holes and worse acting. Especially in the case of David Cage who in his own words wanted to make movies but was actually too shit for that medium.
Who says they are trying to "turn it into a passive" medium? Last I heard Heavy Rain didn't took any sales away from Call of Duty. Every type of game can subsist.
Well, they pretty much are. Modern gaming is all about casualization and the 'wow moments' instead of gameplay innovations. In fact forget innovations, most of the time they are too afraid to implement the most established gameplay design principles in favor of QTE's and hand holding. Also your example of CoD isn't the best when it has serviceable gameplay at best again depending on Micael Bay moments instead of player controlled actions.
Anyway, we should get back on topic. This topic isn't about casualization or David Cage.
@dakur said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@dakur said:
@HypnoCoosh said:
This is obviously not an experience for everyone.
Let's face it Everything is gaming gone full-on Pascal’s “Man’s Disposition” philosophy using fractal geometry as a medium.
If this is beyond your interest that's understandable but make no mistake what the developer and creator have done with Everything is nothing short of amazing.
I really like that people are trying new experiments with gaming. This looks like a promising direction. It is like a slightly different concept of game and play where you don't have a goal or a competition but just explore and have goofy fun. Sort of like how a kid plays a game of turning around as fast as possible just to get dizzy and laugh about it. No need of complex rules or objectives just be there and enjoy. And the best of all is that it is coupled with philosophy and insights into what we are as humans. Yes, I think it's an amazing conception.
I absolutely agree! Nothing wrong with using gaming as a medium to teach children. 1000x better than what David Cage is trying to do with games.
I enjoy both approaches. Heavy Rain was a brilliant game despite its flaws and a new experience. I want diversity in gaming not choose one or two directions and that everything goes that way. I used to love books that let you decide where to go on with the story like, jump to page 24 now or to 56, etc. Cage is trying to do that type of narrative with games and I find that brilliant too and I think it has a lot of potential. He should hire proper writers for the games though, I mean the stories are cool but they could be much better. I still have a lot of hope for Detroit since it's his most ambitious project until now and the story reminds me of Blade Runner.
I disagree! I find nothing wrong with with using gaming as long as it's used as an active and interactive medium to achieve whatever goal the creator is set out to achieve. However as soon as you try to turn it into a passive medium like what David Cage or Telltale Games are doing, I have a serious problem with. They have simple replaced the movie with a graphics of a game and usually a trash script filled with plot holes and worse acting. Especially in the case of David Cage who in his own words wanted to make movies but was actually too shit for that medium.
@Douevenlift_bro said:
@Shewgenja said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@Shewgenja said:
You can't play tech specs.
Really? Remind me again how long did cows play DowngradeCharted 4 prerendered CGI that didn't make it to the final game?
Longer than you played Scalebound and Fable.
Holy shit... sent that sorry fool back to the womb with that. OWNED
Too late to the party shithead. Now crawl back to to hole you came out from. The only thing cows ever OWNED is themselves.
@Heil68 said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@Heil68 said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@Heil68 said:
Yup and facts state that. 3 top 10 GOATS too..Verfied. What about SONY retaining current gen 8 console leader?
Glad we agree! Regarding the farm animals,well Sony can have as goats they want. After all, they should look for another business after the inevitable death of consoles.
Do you think the 3 in a row top 10 GOAT and 2 gens with 10/10 AAAAE Exclusives helped SONY be current gen 8 console leader?
Have no idea about farm animals and I'm positive Sony lost all their exclusives to PC.
I'm guessing that's why PC has never had a10/10 AAAAE Exclusive nor a recent Exclusive GOTY in the last decade+?
From GS may be but then neither did Sony and by Golly that's all that matters!
Awwwwwwww yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
PCMR!
@ermacness said:
@zeeshanhaider:
You do know that it's possible to YouTube ANY game single player and multiplayer if one wanted to, right?
No! Because games are not passive medium like movies. There's this thing called gameplay. Unfortunately the same can't be said for Sony's non-games.
@Heil68 said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@Heil68 said:
@zeeshanhaider said:
@Heil68 said:
Sure they did and still do.
Do you think any of this will effect SONY's position as current gen 8 console leader?
No they don't any more. They lost all exclusives to PC. Awwwww Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaah. PC the snatcher of games!
As far as console leader, who cares about that! Consoles are a dying breed and we are discussing systems and their exclusives not just consoles.
Yup and facts state that. 3 top 10 GOATS too..Verfied. What about SONY retaining current gen 8 console leader?
Glad we agree! Regarding the farm animals,well Sony can have as goats they want. After all, they should look for another business after the inevitable death of consoles.
Do you think the 3 in a row top 10 GOAT and 2 gens with 10/10 AAAAE Exclusives helped SONY be current gen 8 console leader?
Have no idea about farm animals and I'm positive Sony lost all their exclusives to PC.
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