I'm not jaded, I love video games at the moment. I have way more great games than time to play them. I'm specifically jaded about E3 and big budget console games.
Wii U will be capacitive else its dead already
how shit would resistive be on a $500 system
Strangely enough their customer service has been better.Wait, picking zavvi over jb? What is this I dont even...
Sony will announce the "PS4" which is just a box to stream Gaikai through. PSN+ members get to play a range of games as part of their subscription fee, pay one off rental fees for brand new release titles, with the odd one being part of the PSN+ fee to make you feel special. They also have this Vita thing that they hope people will start making more games for but will continue to give solid 1st party support for the next 5 years whatever happens.E3 is next week right?
What predictions or hopes do people have that they want to see announced?
Never. This gen was the time to do it, but mismanagement and incompetence have made it impossible. The next generation of JRPG fans has:When are Sony / Square going to cash in on the FF7 nostalgia? Gotta be soon.
Okay, scratch that idea. I'd have to buy a new power supply. The lure of extra POWA was almost too much.
EDIT: But my birthday is coming up, and I could score myself a PSU...
Goddamn you jambo.
If you weren't in another state I would be tempted.
Wii U will be capacitive else its dead already
how shit would resistive be on a $500 system
I assume capacitive would make iPad ports easier too, which would be a decent way to pad the library a bit.In the long run it's probably a poor move, because the cleaner display and user friendliness/familiarity of capacitive will burn them.
But that's Nintendo for you.
Uncharted didn't sell gangbusters at all, and both games were heavily subsidised by exclusivity contracts. Both games also come from before the period that I'm talking about. I think big budget stuff started to die in the arse around 08/09. How many new IPs from the last 3-4 years have gone on to sell 2 million+?
I assume capacitive would make iPad ports easier too, which would be a decent way to pad the library a bit.
Someone should do a list of the last decade. Also Max Payne 3 should count.How many new IPs from the last 3-4 years have gone on to sell 2 million+?
E3 prediction: There will be no PS5.(particularly MS/Sony but maybe Nintendo as well).
It fits into the budget category, but obviously not the new IP.does Batman fit in to this category (not sure of budget).
Ask the employees of these studios what survival feels like:I am not saying they are in decline, as they surely are just that there is still room for them to survive.
Wii U will not be capacitive, unless Nintendo has made the screen capacitive behind every other studio's back.
They're going with resistive probably for a) cheapness, and b) the extra precision granted with stylus control. In the long run it's probably a poor move, because the cleaner display and user friendliness/familiarity of capacitive will burn them.
But that's Nintendo for you.
I'm not jaded, I love video games at the moment. I have way more great games than time to play them. I'm specifically jaded about E3 and big budget console games.
Good example, but may not be the type of game X3n is talking about.
When are Sony / Square going to cash in on the FF7 nostalgia? Gotta be soon.
Wii U will be capacitive else its dead already
how shit would resistive be on a $500 system
i'm amped to play steel batallion kinect tonight :|
Best game this year?
Crusader Kings II.
So good.
Edit: Vince would fucking hate it though. Too many bugs.
Wii U will not be capacitive, unless Nintendo has made the screen capacitive behind every other studio's back.
They're going with resistive probably for a) cheapness, and b) the extra precision granted with stylus control. In the long run it's probably a poor move, because the cleaner display and user friendliness/familiarity of capacitive will burn them.
But that's Nintendo for you.
Strangely enough their customer service has been better.
Sony will announce the "PS4" which is just a box to stream Gaikai through. PSN+ members get to play a range of games as part of their subscription fee, pay one off rental fees for brand new release titles, with the odd one being part of the PSN+ fee to make you feel special. They also have this Vita thing that they hope people will start making more games for but will continue to give solid 1st party support for the next 5 years whatever happens.
Microsoft will have moar Halo, moar Forza, moar Fable, moar Gears. Also;
Nintendo will do their usual cool thing, now with 3rd party support! EA will announce that they will be running servers for the online
I assume capacitive would make iPad ports easier too, which would be a decent way to pad the library a bit.
That would be a big project. There are links to the articles from the closure announcements for most of the studios here: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=459131Never heard of even half of those studios, what big budget games did they all make and how did the death of big budget games kill them, I am genuinely interested.
Pretty sure Just Dance fits the requirements technically, I just don't think it's what x3n had in mind. The other games you've listed are pre 2008.Sorry, I know it might not have been completely implied it was a new IP requirement. Only other thing I can think of might be Bioshock, Infamous, I nearly typed RDR here but its a sequel, Mass Effect and LittleBigPlanet. And I assume you won't consider Wii ____ games.
I want to see focus on quality smaller games. Stuff like Trine, Bastion, The Cave, Shadow Complex, Might & Magic Clash of Heroes.
Not going to happen.
That would be a big project. There are links to the articles from the closure announcements for most of the studios here: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=459131
Pretty sure Just Dance fits the requirements technically, I just don't think it's what x3n had in mind. The other games you've listed are pre 2008.
Yeah, I thought more people would read it if I c&p rather than just giving the link.I gathered you must have just grabbed from somewhere, no-one can think that quickly
Yeah, it's not just big budget that is dying but console software in general. No doubt this filters down to the licensed software developers. Perhaps Gaz has his finger on the pulse and can confirm, but Mario from Sidhe has noted several times the drop off of tenders available from big publishers since 2008.I can kind of see why they were shut down
They're obstinate in their refusal to adopt industry standards. You have to stop thinking of Nintendo hardware as desirable in and of itself and more as an entry fee you pay in order to have access to Zelda.do not want. that will be SHITHOUSE. do they not learn fro mevery other company that has fucked a product with resistive like blackberry with the original storm?
man, so stupid. $500 for a resistive unit. f that
Missed this one. When someone (reptile?) posted TTR Pocket was free I posted my Game Center details (quote to see them again) .Should add me to gamecentre or whatever it is and maybe get a game going. Same with anyone else here.
I may not even play it since I have no idea what it's really about but more people on that apple game thingy, The better i guess.
True, and that's where I'll play them. I just mean that I'd like to see the console guys focusing on including these sorts of games into their lineup in a bigger way than the occasional release (or promo like Summer of XBLA).PC man. PC. Not an E3 kinda thing. Most of those high quality smaller games are going to be on Steam for a variety of reasons.
Not just PC, iOS and Facebook too. It's mostly not big developers on those systems, but that will change.PC man. PC. Not an E3 kinda thing. Most of those high quality smaller games are going to be on Steam for a variety of reasons.
True, and that's where I'll play them. I just mean that I'd like to see the console guys focusing on including these sorts of games into their lineup in a bigger way than the occasional release (or promo like Summer of XBLA).
Not just PC, iOS and Facebook too. It's mostly not big developers on those systems, but that will change.
Zynga are making their E3 debut this year! They're public now, so obviously lining up with what Choc is saying about product announcements for investor information.
If it can play XBLA games without forcing me to buy an Xbox, I'm totally there.there is a big rumour that Microsofts competitor to Vita and 3DS will be a windows enabled tablet (Win 8)
i tend to believe this
Australian dollar had gone right up during that time too right? Also licensed games turned into super bomba bomba. Even THQ can't make money on them now. Even Babiez don't sell! Also most publishers have been moving to the internal developed plan for a long time now.Perhaps Gaz has his finger on the pulse and can confirm, but Mario from Sidhe has noted several times the drop off of tenders available from big publishers since 2008.
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If I was going to guess I would say this is more due to a reduction in the amount of games they're making. Look at how much Activision have pulled back, holy crap.Also most publishers have been moving to the internal developed plan for a long time now.
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Shovelware is no longer a cost effective scattershot at making a nice little profit over time, keeping everything in house means they can leverage their assets any way they want which is really lucrative in their eyes. Keep a leash on that shit and they can avoid costs blowing out.If I was going to guess I would say this is more due to a reduction in the amount of games they're making. Look at how much Activision have pulled back, holy crap.
Kinda doubt that to be honest. The contracts are well defined enough for them not to have cost blowouts, and if they care enough about asset reuse they'll define ownership of that in the contract.keeping everything in house means they can leverage their assets any way they want which is really lucrative in their eyes. Keep a leash on that shit and they can avoid costs blowing out.