mopotter wrote...
bushes289 wrote...
Kevin now and it seems that it's about to get interesting... He's talking about games and he's the first person on stage who's actually funny.
and I am at work watching on a 2nd computer in my room. that was definately a trueism.
edit. wrong guy. but I am at work, lucky my bosses also play some games.
Fizzeler wrote...
I don't know Dance Central has potential to be pretty good and pick up where DDR left off, the Fitness game though is just there to cut into the Wii Fit market
I agree completely (I do want to learn to dance why the game looks appealing to me and Harmonix normally does a good job picking a good soundtrack to a Rhythm Game)Twitchmonkey wrote...
Fizzeler wrote...
I don't know Dance Central has potential to be pretty good and pick up where DDR left off, the Fitness game though is just there to cut into the Wii Fit market
I think the tech is impressive, I just wish they had shown something beyond casual games. If you want to learn to Dance, Dance Central looks great, if you want to work on your yoga, the fitness game looks great, if you want to play a game, you're out of luck.
Yeah, and normally I like Sony's offerings, but I'm not so impressed with what they're showing just yet. I'm cautious with regard to the new Zelda, but it's more of a true motion control game. Or at least that's what's being claimed. You swing the controler, and the Link in the game swings the sword the same way. That's a first with regard to a main game play mechanic. Unless you count all those eye-games with video cameras.Twitchmonkey wrote...
I thought the Sony guys were using the phrase one-to-one pretty much constantly...Yeah, but he's claiming full one-to-one motion capture. It's a pretty bold and ambitious claim. But if my understanding is correct, that's theonly game to make that kind of claim for it's full core mechanic so far.
Fizzeler wrote...
I agree completely (I do want to learn to dance why the game looks appealing to me and Harmonix normally does a good job picking a good soundtrack to a Rhythm Game)
Well the Star Wars game also looks like it will be the first "real" game for Kinect
Yeah, and normally I like Sony's offerings, but I'm not so impressed
with what they're showing just yet. I'm cautious with regard to the new
Zelda, but it's more of a true motion control game. Or at least that's
what's being claimed. You swing the controler, and the Link in the game
swings the sword the same way. That's a first with regard to a main game
play mechanic. Unless you count all those eye-games with video cameras.
Modifié par Twitchmonkey, 15 juin 2010 - 08:02 .
If they made the game more open (or heck even a side scroller) it would probably have been better recieved, just enough that it does not look likeTwitchmonkey wrote...
Fizzeler wrote...
I agree completely (I do want to learn to dance why the game looks appealing to me and Harmonix normally does a good job picking a good soundtrack to a Rhythm Game)
Well the Star Wars game also looks like it will be the first "real" game for Kinect
Yeah and it could be great, but at the moment, it looks like a tech demo. Walk down the path, kill stormtroopers, walk more down the path, kill some droids, rinse and repeat. Of course if you can make me feel like I'm actually wielding a lightsaber, that might be enough.
jtheplay wrote...
OK, so far Sony is crap. Kevin Butler is funny and all, but that's the only part I really paid attention to. It's boring.
Ratchet + Daxter + Sly is cool, but I'm worried they're just leveraging the icons to help sell Move. 3D just seems stupid with glasses after Nintendo's conference.
God of War: Ghost of Sparta, OK great, I want that, but only a teaser trailer? Come on, Sony...
Fair.Twitchmonkey wrote...
Sorcery looked like that, as did the Star Wars game for Kinect. We got to go a lot more in-depth with Zelda, but it also had a lot more technical problems than what we saw with the other games. If it wasn't for Zelda being Zelda and obviously being great, I think I would be most impressed by Sorcery, which had a live demo that ran smoothly and looked intuitive.Yeah, and normally I like Sony's offerings, but I'm not so impressed with what they're showing just yet. I'm cautious with regard to the new Zelda, but it's more of a true motion control game. Or at least that's what's being claimed. You swing the controler, and the Link in the game swings the sword the same way. That's a first with regard to a main game play mechanic. Unless you count all those eye-games with video cameras.
Rubbish Hero wrote...
Littlebigplanet gets more credit than it deserves. Trackmania and Garrymod was making this thing accessible a long while before it existed and developers have been giving users more advanced tools for well over a decade.
Rubbish Hero wrote...
More "exclusive content", delayed content and an attitude doing away with free content with charged subscription DLC, lovely. Just what we need more of.
Fizzeler wrote...
Still waiting on Valve, BioWare, and Bethesda
the_one_54321 wrote...
I disagree. Subscription subscription subscription. Everyone is going the route of subscriptions, and we, the gamers, are going to be the ones that end up paying for it in the end. Less content for more money. It's been an ongoing trend that's only been getting worse.
For me, a subscription version of the PSN is a strike against Sony.
the_one_54321 wrote...
I disagree. Subscription subscription subscription. Everyone is going the route of subscriptions, and we, the gamers, are going to be the ones that end up paying for it in the end. Less content for more money. It's been an ongoing trend that's only been getting worse.
For me, a subscription version of the PSN is a strike against Sony.
Rubbish Hero wrote...
It's too bad every company isn't Valve.
Modifié par Twitchmonkey, 15 juin 2010 - 08:25 .
Rubbish Hero wrote...
Wait, did he just say steam will be on the playstation?
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