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TGS stream Kyle looking like The Final Bombsman
Watched sony press conference stream. Kyle picked his nose a lot, ben was overly enthusiastic, it was funny how they thought nioh was a dark souls clone. The only drawback that I took issue with was the 'compromised' statements like somehow if those games were exclusive they would look a lot better. Yes, they could look better but that is more down to budgetary issues than the games being ps4 exclusive.
It's not just about "graphics". Of course something will be compromised in someway by being on the Vita. Just on the RAM alone that totally changes how you do basic level design and even UI stuff. Just look at how insanely compromised FFXIV on the PC is by the PS3 version existing where they have to fight tooth and nail for extra UI parts.
Zones instead of open areas, loading instead of seamless transitions, object count, npc count, etc. If you don't think the RAM difference on the Vita Vs. PS4 causes constraints when developing a game for both, unless they're completely different in design, then you're purposely pulling the wool over your eyes.
Sorry, this isn't true at all. While I don't think Japanese people are bothered too much by a non-native speaker messing up an individual greeting (I would assume low expectations), the sounds definitely can't be mixed and matched and they are all represented by (mostly) distinct characters in both of the Japanese alphabets. Case in point: nichi is day while nishi is west. I honestly don't think it was funny to the crowd (they probably barely noticed it), so it was kind of a silly thing for Kyle to point out.Not to be a weeaboo, but Kyles hangup of the COD dude saying Koni-Shiwa instead if Koni-Chiwa is pretty stupid and irrelevant.
Ch and Sh are the same sound in Japanese (J too) and can be mixed and matched.
Too many highlights in that TGS recap video. PSO2 is highlight when it's a 3 year old game you'll never play?
Too many highlights in that TGS recap video. PSO2 is highlight when it's a 3 year old game you'll never play?
I hope GT doing sponsored tweets isn't a really bad sign.
still missing kyle's coveted marchello's pizza sponsorshipI hope GT doing sponsored tweets isn't a really bad sign.
It's just like any other ad. You just have to make sure people are clearly aware that it is an ad.
Sorry, this isn't true at all. While I don't think Japanese people are bothered too much by a non-native speaker messing up an individual greeting (I would assume low expectations), the sounds definitely can't be mixed and matched and they are all represented by (mostly) distinct characters in both of the Japanese alphabets.
I'll just say right off the bat that I'm not a native speaker but I have studied Japanese for probably about 4-5 years at this point and I lived in Japan for the better part of a year.Different characters but the same sounds. Your example romanized it, you just can't do that and get the right results. Our alphabet lacks the consonants.
Atlus what have you done. Hopes and dreams: Crushed.
I haven't checked at this point, but does anyone know if GT is going to be streaming anymore press conferences? .
Looks like Ben didn't need to apologise for Persona 5 after all...
It's good news for the game to be honest.
More time to finish it and it comes out at a far more favourable time as opposed to the hectic fall season.
I'll admit it doesn't matter to me as I won't be able to play it till next year anyway.
Looks like Ben didn't need to apologise for Persona 5 after all...
Will the Tabletop finale be this week? Huber said on Huber Hype that he's out of office for a few days.
no, Huber's out all week. They're about to shoot a side-story thing now.
Just to keep expectations in check for Tabletop Adventures this week, I decided to try something new since Huber is out. Instead of the regular group, it's me, Brad, Don, and Brandon. They're not familiar with Dungeons & Dragons, so it took us awhile to find our footing. Also, a new group means we won't have the same chemistry, at least not yet. If you keep that in mind, I think it's interesting watching new players wrap their heads around the game.
Just to keep expectations in check for Tabletop Adventures this week, I decided to try something new since Huber is out. Instead of the regular group, it's me, Brad, Don, and Brandon. They're not familiar with Dungeons & Dragons, so it took us awhile to find our footing. Also, a new group means we won't have the same chemistry, at least not yet. If you keep that in mind, I think it's interesting watching new players wrap their heads around the game.