The thing about Remedy - they are almost double the size now compared to their AW time.
Was great looking and the presentation outshines anything Bungie has ever done in that regard, but the Prometheans were really boring to fight and they were the primary enemy throughout the game. Additionally, many of the levels were far more narrow than previous Halo games...made it feel like there was typically only one way through, which hurt replay-ability for me.
I think 343 had a good first outing and I'll buy Halo 5 just to play through SP. May bother with MP if they returned to form on a few things.
You'd think he would just have got someone to give him a proper picture of itAlso, did anyone else see this?
Confirmation of Lionhead making at least one other game and its not Fable related
Ive thought this for a while but good to hear. I hope its a new RPG (not online based) but we'll see.
Yes I linked to that article instead of Eurogamer because I'm credited as finding some information in it
Also, some new Sunset Overdrive art? Open-world 3rd person action game! Don't know why I thought it was first person anyway: From OXM too where Insomniac say its not an MMO and does have a campaign/story
Honestly, Sony need to bring it this E3. Xbone is looking pretty tempting if these games deliver.
I think if games are announced, gamers win. I bet both will come out swinging.Sony will bring some much needed games to its lineup no doubt. The best part about this E3 is both the Xbox and PlayStation are going to have amazing game line ups.
Titanfall and Halo alone are enough to make me buy an Xbox One this year.
I hope its a new RPG (not online based) but we'll see.
Also, some new Sunset Overdrive art?
I would be really curious how people would view halo 4 if they played all of the other halos recently. Granted, halo 4 is a little more linear than other halo games, but people act as if earlier halo's were open world or even something like crysis (barring ODST which did have an open world aspect). I love the older halos and think that 343 could have done a little better, but people drastically overstate how linear 4 is.
Halo 4 is not that much more linear than other Halos in level design. All of the Halo games have been fairly linear in level design since CE, but the difference between Halo 4 and the Bungie Halo games that make the game feel less replayable is the combat. Encounters in Halo CE, 2, 3, ODST, and to a lesser extent Reach, vary from playthrough to playthrough. The way enemies react and fight back is less predictable in Bungie's Halo. In Halo 4 every fight with Prometheans is essentially the same. Kill the Watchers first so they don't revive anyone else, then the Crawlers or whatever the small ones are called, and then finish the Knights. None of them ever react differently, and the only unpredictable aspect of fighting them is the Knights random teleportation ability which is just annoying rather than fun.
Covenant in Halo 4 feel less reactive as well. Elites just stand there and take your bullets rather than dodging and fighting back in different ways. Grunts and Jackals both seem more stationary in Halo 4 than in the older games.
I think that is what gives the game a more linear Call of Duty style feeling. Not really level design, but the way combat unfolds in each scenario.
I would be really curious how people would view halo 4 if they played all of the other halos recently. Granted, halo 4 is a little more linear than other halo games, but people act as if earlier halo's were open world or even something like crysis (barring ODST which did have an open world aspect). I love the older halos and think that 343 could have done a little better, but people drastically overstate how linear 4 is.
Also, some new Sunset Overdrive art? Open-world 3rd person action game! Don't know why I thought it was first person anyway: From OXM too where Insomniac say its not an MMO and does have a campaign/story
Harmonix has been pretty quiet lately. Havent heard or seen much of Fantasia at all.. although what I played of it wasnt all that fun.I hope a Dance Central sequel is in the cards for this fall. Having owned all three before, I'd buy a "mega hits" version for the Xbox One while they work on another with all new songs.
lets get a fucking resurgence in the mario and zelda clones! get me a new banjo platformer ala mario 3d world and a new kameo mimicking zelda. now.
Harmonix has been pretty quiet lately. Havent heard or seen much of Fantasia at all.. although what I played of it wasnt all that fun.
I dont fear for Quantum Break. Alan Wake (ha, that rymes....).
Wouldn't that be awesome if Remedy connected the two? kinda cannon wise?
http://www.joystiq.com/2013/06/12/quantum-break-may-cross-paths-with-alan-wake/"The way we approach these things is definitely kind of – they're connected in weird ways. And definitely for Remedy fans, there will be a lot of familiar things from a Remedy game."
"We are definitely dealing with the idea of multiple timelines – essentially a multiverse – where many things are possible,"
They kinda are connected. Sam Lake said in an interview that all their games share the same "multiverse"
http://www.joystiq.com/2013/06/12/quantum-break-may-cross-paths-with-alan-wake/
Last E3 was a humiliation for MS,in terms of presentation and coverage. Considering all that happened they still managed to pull things round for a solid launch. I hope that has charged the team over there up. The few games they've shown and mentioned look fun and interesting but they need more surprises, more new IP ,more investment in new teams. From the rumblings from people like Phil Spencer they've got the message.
I think their humbling at E3 will be for the best in the long run. Being 'behind' will mean they'll have to bring their A game and be ready for a scrap. Sony didn't have to do anything last year just undercut their price sit back and watch MS crash and burn. I'm salivating at what both of them will be doing this year.
Leaked Halo 5 screenshots?
https://twitter.com/MoreConsole/status/427540094497460224/photo/1
This is a silly comment people keep saying.You're right. It's not a bad game.
Just a horrible Halo game.
This is a silly comment people keep saying.
If there's a bad Madden game, or a bad CoD game, you don't see "it was a good game, just not a good Madden game". Because it doesn't make any sense. Halo 4 had terrible choices for its MP and single player, and despite selling well (based off previous Halo's, including Reach because Reach was still sitting in the top 3 in its later stages against top games), had terrible player retention throughout its first year.
Anyone just see that Phil Spencer tweet?
https://twitter.com/XboxP3/status/427657080988651520
What can the announcement be..
Seeing as this thread already got bumped, perhaps I might have some fairly baseless information.
Supererogatory mentioned on twitter before about who Phil Spencer follows as a sign of developers they're working with, specifically he noted that shortly before E3 he started following a number of people from Insomniac - and of course at E3 Insomniac announced Sunset Overdrive.
Well, i've noticed Phil has recently started following: CEO of Hidden Path Entertainment and Hidden Path's actual twitter account (Defence Grid), Platinum Games (CBOAT rumour...), Riot Games senior recruiter (League of Legends, possibly for 360?).
I also made the observation that he's following Ninja Theory (Heavenly Sword, DmC) so who knows.
Obviously he's perfectly entitled to follow who he wants but it could suggest they might be working with at least some of those
Wait he said "games" announce. More than one game?
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I thought Madden 25 was pretty bad, but I'm not going to call it a bad Madden game. I'll call it as I see it, a bad game. It's no different for Halo or another franchise.I disagree. Bad "(series)" game simply means that someone feels it's the worse in the series -- it could still be a good game to them though.
I'll gladly admit that Burnout Paradise before its patches/updates was worse than 3 & Revenge but I didn't think it was a bad game. I thought it was pretty solid (and ended up being great with the various updates).