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Yes PS owners deserve what looks to be a great game that has actually achieved next-gen visuals.Finally a game that looks current gen. I hope it will be indeed released on ps5 as well.
Yes PS owners deserve what looks to be a great game that has actually achieved next-gen visuals.Finally a game that looks current gen. I hope it will be indeed released on ps5 as well.
He also goes to work by car most days and if you give him a mclaren f1 to drive he would not want?My son is in front of a PC most days at work and doesn't want to come home and "game" on one and he can easily afford any PC he wanted
If it's GPU limited then a 4070 Super may be sufficient, especially if DLSS is supported.You mean, play it on a $3,000 PC - and even then flawless performance isn't guaranteed.
Not a great analogy imoHe also goes to work by car most days and if you give him a mclaren f1 to drive he would not want?
Same thing I thought as did JohnFrom the previews I get The Order 1886 vibes.
(Did anyone else find the previews as laughable as I did? Like Microsoft’s marketing team straight up wrote a script for these so-called journalists and played their audio files over top of what are the most uninteresting gameplay videos I’ve seen in a long while.
I actually checked once to make sure I hadn't scrubbed backwards a few seconds to the same footage of slow, boring, Senua sword swings, followed by some slow, boring absorbed damage, followed by a dodge, followed by slow, boring sword swings.)
From the previews I get The Order 1886 vibes.
Terrific visuals (though heavily filtered), fluid animations and very, very basic and formulaic gameplay. 1 on 1 combat is a huge dissapointment. Seems like NT really think that first game was gameplay-sound. It was not.
I will keep my PC pre-order, but honestly, my expectations are a bit dampened.
PC it is for me on this game
Its not always about the money for some
My son is in front of a PC most days at work and doesn't want to come home and "game" on one and he can easily afford any PC he wanted
My son even has a home office when he works from home and actually has one of his Series X hooked up to nice 4k OLED monitor but doesn't want to PC game thereThat's exactly how I am... on a pc all day for work just don't want to game on one. I have a good machine with no desire to use it for gaming.
Finally a game that looks current gen. I hope it will be indeed released on ps5 as well.
Looks incredible and I hope it will land on SONY hardware somewhere down the road. No 60fps performance mode is a bummer though
Never said they were “paid” to do those previews but I wouldn't be surprised if there were stipulations in the preview contract that required the Xbox marketing team to vet the script and video prior to publishing (that's not uncommon in marketing).Very positive previews, so it must have been paid for. Never mind that The first Hellblade was very well received on GAF, has an 89% positive user rating on Steam, has very respectable critic ratings and had award nominations and wins.
Sour grapes, eh?
Not a great analogy imo
Besides being totally honest he in fact wouldn't want that type of car as he drives a beefed Jeep Gladiator now maybe if you gave him a Raptor Bronco
I would say its more like if you drive for a living would you want a nicer car to go driving in the country side after being behind the wheel for 12 hours
Regardless I know he has zero desire to own a gaming PC
Same thing I thought as did John
Lol, trying to remember all those smart phones with oled screens at 1080p in 2003The cutscenes look super cool but the gameplay looks straight out of an early 2000s mobile game.
those previews are not good....(for a videogame)
The first game was pretty simple in terms of mechanics
I assumed the combat was a joke until I finally played through the whole game last month. You have light attack, heavy attack, unarmed attack that can be mixed with various combos. Dodge, block, parry. Enemies have unblockables, some have shields. You get another ability later also. I thought it was pretty solid, even on large bosses.it was way less simple than most people somehow remember it
into my goddamn veinsSummary of Senua's Saga: Hellblade II previews via Klobrille (sorry but he was the only big X account who did a half decent summary):
- Unreal Engine 5 visual benchmark, possibly one of the best-looking games ever
- Fully mo-capped fighting system
- Combat is one on one only, slow-paced, and very brutal
- Swinging your sword always feels heavy and impactful
- "A true next-gen experience"
- 30 FPS on Xbox Series X|S
- Features industry-leading binaural audio
- Overall a narrative, linear action experience with very high production values, focus on story and cinematic craft, impactful combat, and puzzles
it was way less simple than most people somehow remember it
Summary of Senua's Saga: Hellblade II previews via Klobrille (sorry but he was the only big X account who did a half decent summary):
- Unreal Engine 5 visual benchmark, possibly one of the best-looking games ever
- Fully mo-capped fighting system
- Combat is one on one only, slow-paced, and very brutal
- Swinging your sword always feels heavy and impactful
- "A true next-gen experience"
- 30 FPS on Xbox Series X|S
- Features industry-leading binaural audio
- Overall a narrative, linear action experience with very high production values, focus on story and cinematic craft, impactful combat, and puzzles
A PS6 game then. Some people really have time machines."A true next-gen experience"
I read themThis post is not good (for someone who didn't read / see them)
Remember when Microsoft purchased Ninja Theory because they were able to make a successful, low budget, unique action adventure game featuring cutting edge visuals - made quickly with a small development team? Now, once Phil got his hands on them, the budget is multiple times the original, the team size has increased and the sequel has taken years longer to make. All for a franchise that, outside the visual splendour, is just not that appealing. I can think of multiple other IPs I’d rather have Ninja Theory pursuing, this is exactly the kind of poor management that is causing Phil and Xbox to fail.
A handful at best. Lastgen looking games with higher framerate and res don’t count, sorry.Plenty of games look current gen.
OT: ANYWAY, sounds like it is shaping up nicely!
It wasn't but it was still pretty deep, while reading some comments it would seem the game is a walking simulator with no gameplay which is baffling to say the least.I'll probably give it a go before the sequel comes out but to my recollection, the combat wasn't sekiro or anything.
It wasn't but it was still pretty deep, while reading some comments it would seem the game is a walking simulator with no gameplay which is baffling to say the least.
i forsee being in the 70s on MC. unless the story/narrative is mindrapingly awesome. But the "Saga" stuff makes me believe they are going for a cliffhanger ending
And if they’d forced Ninja Theory on to some other IP then we’d be seeing this same post bitching about Xbox management not allowing devs to have freedom or something else.
NT wanted to make Hellblade 2 and MS has provided them the means to make what they want. How is this a bad thing? Man Xbox talk on this forum is always such a shit show
anyway the combat looks pretty cool in those videos. Hope we get some footage of traversal and general gameplay. Glad the pattern stuff is back, it’s a big part of mental issues.
You do realize you're watching it on a compressed youtube stream. Of course you do, you're just salty whaa..I'm surprised to see these people calling it the best looking videogame they've ever seen when image quality isn't really that great, featuring noticeable artifacts and temporal unstability throughout all of the footage. Very much a far cry from the announcement trailer.
I agree.
I am in a similar position to your son. As a programmer/web developer I simply want to unwind when I decide to play a game. Messing around with drivers or encountering weird compatibility issues isn’t something I have time for. I much prefer the simplicity of console regardless of the trade offs.
xbox tax. brother, don't forget.Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice Reviews
Unsheathe the bloodstained blade of gritty warrior Senua as she fights her way through a nightmarish landscape in a ferociously personal journey. Can you survive a fearsome realm of vicious swordplay and terrifying creatures?www.metacritic.com
This has been kinda obvious, gameplay seems to be incredibly boring and by the numbers.
1:1 combats with heavy filters and running/walking.
They put all the budget on creating a 6 hours UE5 graphical showcase.
Sony: We make the best movie games
Ninja Theory: Hold my popcorn
Ooooh. I tried this argument yesterday and was roundly assured that I don’t know what I’m talking about and that you don’t get driver/compatibility issues anymore like you did in the old days. Just saying before your bring the wrath of hell down on you!
How about we just play good games and if Xbox dies then it dies lol just enjoy games it’s not your job to worry about a platform dyingWe keep waiting and waiting for the xbox games that'll save the day. Sadly this looks too experimental and niche, but cool.
Oh no, bad people talking against hyperbole!!! Who is going to save us from these wretched pc gamers?Ooooh. I tried this argument yesterday and was roundly assured that I don’t know what I’m talking about and that you don’t get driver/compatibility issues anymore like you did in the old days. Just saying before your bring the wrath of hell down on you!