James Sawyer Ford
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An Oblivion remaster isn't huge? wut...
Same people writing off other games and remasters now saying they're huge news….
An Oblivion remaster isn't huge? wut...
Because until the screens, it was all make believe.I love how yesterday Oblivion was nothing but a weird rumour, then the screens leaked and now it's immediately "huge for Xbox".
An Oblivion remake/remaster (whatever it is) is objectively huge. It's one of the biggest RPGs of the past 20 years. It's fine if you don't personally like it, but dismissing it because it's associated with Xbox is pure retardation.Same people writing off other games and remasters now saying they're huge news….
An Oblivion remake/remaster (whatever it is) is objectively huge. It's one of the biggest RPGs of the past 20 years. It's fine if you don't personally like it, but dismissing it because it's associated with Xbox is pure retardation.
It was huge on PC and Xbox 360. Not PS3 (though I recall the PS3 port being pretty decent? might be misremembering).I don't think oblivion was that huge or fondly remembered.
Oblivion sold around 9.5M copies on multiple platforms.An Oblivion remake/remaster (whatever it is) is objectively huge. It's one of the biggest RPGs of the past 20 years. It's fine if you don't personally like it, but dismissing it because it's associated with Xbox is pure retardation.
Skyrim was the game that blew up. I don't think oblivion was that huge or fondly remembered.
Only in your wildest fantasies...They're gonna port their games to Ouya too?
I'm at times in the same thinking space as those people.Same people writing off other games and remasters now saying they're huge news….
Different era games.Oblivion sold around 9.5M copies on multiple platforms.
TLOU2 sold 10+M copies on Playstation.
Quite the double standard again.
(Btw, nobody adressed 23K CCU for Xbox games being great, but 30K CCU for TLOU2 means it's a flop?)
Should change it to flaccid
Yes, part 2 also sold more on just 1 platform.Different era games.
Also check budget differences between TLOU2 and Oblivion. Part 2 must be over 20 times more expensive to produce at the very least.
Well it's a good thing all those games you mentioned only play on steam.Yes, part 2 also sold more on just 1 platform.
Yeah, they're also absent from NPD/circana charts, or somewhere at the bottom of the list, even on Xbox.Well it's a good thing all those games you mentioned only play on steam.
oh wait.
The fact that he compare ((like complaining about an alleged double standard) the reactions to the announcement of a mythical game from 20 years ago with the remastering of games 4 years old (not counting patches in between)..... it says even more.![]()
You have no idea what you're talking about.
Not sure what you are trying to prove here.Yes, part 2 also sold more on just 1 platform.
NoLast of Us Remasters - an IP less than 15 years old, that has had countless upgrade editions from ps3- ps4- ps5 - not at all since its been remastered like 3 times.
How long before Xbox announces they took the bag and are now publishing games as Sony timed exclusives?
So it's 2 Remasters, and One Remake (the last of us part 1 on ps5 and pc) for TLOU - That just supports my point as well.No
One remaster, one remake of the first game, and then a remaster of the second one.
Shadow of the Colossus got the same treatment, same as Resident Evil 4. And Resident Evil got a remake which got remastered.
Yep it's way beyond all the others since I doubt they'll announce the Fallout 3 Remake this soon so Oblivion Remake is stealing all the spotlight on this and rightfully so.Nothing gets me particularly excited here other than Elder Scrolls stuff.
Yep the thing with Oblivion and Morrowind is even if they didn't sold a crazy gigantic amount like Skyrim. They still surpass many other games that sold more than it because of their legacy how their lore just flows with each game giving us a amazing and immersive lore and world connecting multiple games which gain lots of interest overtime and outlasted even other big popular games with infinite mods and lore discussions overtime.An Oblivion remake/remaster (whatever it is) is objectively huge. It's one of the biggest RPGs of the past 20 years. It's fine if you don't personally like it, but dismissing it because it's associated with Xbox is pure retardation.
Yep. Morrowind and Oblivion released around the time World of Warcraft and The Lord of the Rings movies released. It was a perfect storm for uber nerds.Yep the thing with Oblivion and Morrowind is even if they didn't sold a crazy gigantic amount like Skyrim. They still surpass many other games that sold more than it because of their legacy how their lore just flows with each game giving us a amazing and immersive lore and world connecting multiple games which gain lots of interest overtime and outlasted even other big popular games with infinite mods and lore discussions overtime.
Elder Scroll as a franchise is now the biggest and greatest fantasy franchise out there. Elder Scrolls VI would be beyond massive only surpassed by GTA VI.
Yeah, the screens confirm it's real. Why wouldn't it be huge?![]()
My point is that the game isn't even officially announced yet and it's already casually mentioned in articles of interviews with Phil Spencer as if it were. It's just a weird situation.
Isn't regression the entire issue with Xbox?Not sure what you are trying to prove here.
TLOU2 was a regression over part 1. I don't expect part 3 to grow franchise.
Oblivion meanwhile gave way to Skyrim, that brought franchise to mainstream. It has an important role to play in its success.
I'm at times in the same thinking space as those people.
Oblivion remaster- worth it. 50+ hour game from nearly 20 years ago- worth it
MGS SnakeEater/Delta Remaster: 20 Year old fan favorite- worth it
Resident evil remasters - Full graphical overhaul, story fixes, etc - worth it
age of mythology remastered- new content + graphical updates- worth it
Last of Us Remasters - an IP less than 15 years old, that has had countless upgrade editions from ps3- ps4- ps5 - not at all since its been remastered like 3 times.
warcraft iii reforged - half ass remaster
mario all stars- half assed and de-listed almost as soon as it came out
GTA definite collection: Absoloute ass of a remaster
I'm not a fan of remasters to be honest, i think it diminishes the potential for new IP's and quite frankly money should be spent on new ip's or pushing existing ip's forward; that being said dollar per hour spent on a game is a real thing, and Oblivion has enough game content that dwarfs many games today.
Plus Oblivion is something that's way more replayable and much bigger and longer than most games including TLOUs and many others.Different era games.
Also check budget differences between TLOU2 and Oblivion. Part 2 must be over 20 times more expensive to produce at the very least.
Look, I loved Oblivion at the time and I might buy the remake, but people are overselling it.Plus Oblivion is something that's way more replayable and much bigger and longer than most games including TLOUs and many others.
It's not simply a long game either cause for example Final Fantasy Games are great and long but after one playthrough people probably won't replay it until awhile later. While Oblivion isn't just long and fun but also highly replayable with trying out different builds, different ways to play quests, different orders to do things, different kind of immersive roleplaying etc etc. Same for every other Elder Scrolls and Fallout games starting from 3.
Not even including mods which just makes them beyond 10/10 and immortalize it.
But the double standards are rather obvious on Gaf.
It's crazy all of those already released have been duds and really forgettable games.Indiana Jones, Avowed, South of Midnight, DOOM, (possibly Oblivion remake) and publishing NG2 Black with a 6 month period is crazy already.
I do think Obivion is more repetitive compared to the other Fallout games and Elder Scroll games. I always enjoyed Morrowind, Skyrim, Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, and Fallout 4 over it.Look, I loved Oblivion at the time and I might buy the remake, but people are overselling it.
The story was meh, combat was meh as well and especially the dungeons were repetitive af.
But the double standards are rather obvious on Gaf.
Where did I rant about people being excited about the Oblivion remaster?Dude, the fuck are you talking about? You started this topic with errant commentary that 'the bar is so low for xbox', now whining about people being excited for a remaster of a 20~ year old game that has not seen any intermediate re-release or remasters in between.
Yeah unfortunately SoM wasn't great but still impressive so far.Indiana Jones, Avowed, South of Midnight, DOOM, (possibly Oblivion remake) and publishing NG2 Black with a 6 month period is crazy already.
But the double standards are rather obvious on Gaf.
Babidi: What a useless transformation, you changed your hair so what?"And this ... is to go even further beyond!"
- Phil Spencer
You didn't read, did you?Doom The Dark Ages
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Where did I rant about people being excited about the Oblivion remaster?
I literally stated I might buy it myself.
Do you even read?
Takes a shot at how low the bar is at Xbox, complains about some sort of double standard yet posts an untold amount of times hyping/defending/propping up Marathon (speaking of low bars)Dude, the fuck are you talking about? You started this topic with errant commentary that 'the bar is so low for xbox', now whining about people being excited for a remaster of a 20~ year old game that has not seen any intermediate re-release or remasters in between.
Stop hating so much. Go play a game, smoke a joint or something.
Not at all. Just pointing out that there is a lower bar for Xbox games, hence why the line-up might seem "impressive".Forgive me, but your entire posting spree in this topic is coming off as pretty whine-ish![]()
So, did you find those quotes of me "hyping up" Concord yet?Takes a shot at how low the bar is at Xbox, complains about some sort of double standard yet posts an untold amount of times hyping/defending/propping up Marathon (speaking of low bars)
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Well fucking said, same old fanboys shitting up threads AGAINI'm at times in the same thinking space as those people.
Oblivion remaster- worth it. 50+ hour game from nearly 20 years ago- worth it
MGS SnakeEater/Delta Remaster: 20 Year old fan favorite- worth it
Resident evil remasters - Full graphical overhaul, story fixes, etc - worth it
age of mythology remastered- new content + graphical updates- worth it
Last of Us Remasters - an IP less than 15 years old, that has had countless upgrade editions from ps3- ps4- ps5 - not at all since its been remastered like 3 times.
warcraft iii reforged - half ass remaster
mario all stars- half assed and de-listed almost as soon as it came out
GTA definite collection: Absoloute ass of a remaster
I'm not a fan of remasters to be honest, i think it diminishes the potential for new IP's and quite frankly money should be spent on new ip's or pushing existing ip's forward; that being said dollar per hour spent on a game is a real thing, and Oblivion has enough game content that dwarfs many games today.
This is the nerdiest complaint I've read so far this year.Killjoy has posted over 13.5% of replies to games he doesn't even like or care care about. (13 posts out of less than 100)
Takes a shot at how low the bar is at Xbox, complains about some sort of double standard yet posts an untold amount of times hyping/defending/propping up Marathon (speaking of low bars)
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Couple key differences.Low bars would be hyping up an oblivion remaster while throwing shade at other remasters
Nice of you to bring up an unrelated game though, clearly showing marching order bias in full force
Oblivion was a one of a kind title at the time of release, but it wasn't a particularly great game IMHO. After the dust settled people were basically meh on it, but it was the first big open world 360 title so it's looked upon with rose colored glasses