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[Eragondragonrider]

I liked the game from Capcom looks intriging, love MH and DD from them. Biggest disappointment was no sports games revealed, EA always love to show how Madden will look on the newest toy when the y do a press release anouncing something new.

Modifié par Eragondragonrider, 21 février 2013 - 05:25 .

[Fiery Phoenix]

PurebredCorn wrote...

I really like the idea of Watchdogs, and Killzone 3 sure looks purdy.

Why is everyone calling it Killzone 3? You realize Killzone 3 came out for PS3 a couple of years ago, right?

Personally, I liked Destiny, Watchdogs and Killzone. Not a fan of the fact that you can't play PS3 titles on the new machine. But regardless, the whole thing looks super interesting so far.

[DragonMage95]

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GenericEnemy wrote...

im intrigued to see how Destiny turns out. it sounds pretty ambitious. no PC version is a damn shame, though.

Also inb4 you fixed the formatting.

I'm hoping Destiny fails, honestly. Bungie's comments about why it's not getting a PC release are just arrogant and stupid.

What comments, do you have a link to an article?I'd like to see waht they had to say.

“We did a bunch of ambitious things on Halo deliberately to reach out to
people. We limited players to two weapons, we gave them recharging
health, we automatically saved and restored the game – almost heretical
things to first-person shooters at the time. We made the game run
without a mouse and keyboard. And now nobody plays shooters the way they
used to play them before Halo ’cause nobody wants to.”

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Personally, I think the writer of that article (and perhaps you as well) are reading between the lines, and twisting his words a little.

I don't even think his comments are particularly arrogant - they are true.  Halo:CE had a great deal of features which were very outlandish compared to FPS standards at the time, and which immediately became integrated into virtually every FPS made following (e.g. regenerating health, 2 weapons limit, weapons balanced much more than old school FPS games, exclusive grenade AND melee buttons rather than having to cycle to them or have them take up a weapon slot, vehicular combat set-pieces etc.)

Heck - Aliens:CM got bashed by a few reviewers recently for allowing you to carry every weapon in the game, which now seems to be considered outdated, broken, and confusing by modern standards.

Also - Halo WAS originally a computer game (albeit, for Macs), and only became a console game in the last part of its long development cycle because Microsoft bought Bungie.  Halo was also released on the PC after the Xbox, and it bombed (same with Halo 2).

If Destiny isn't coming to the PC - it's because it has been considered, and a decision has been made that it won't turn enough profit over to make it worth their time - the same thing could be said of Halo 3, ODST, and Reach (though I'm sure elements of that were Microsoft stepping up the rivalry with Sony, making their top selling games even more exclusive).

Yeah, I don't think the comments are bad or arrogant, maybe a little over-confidant to some but not bad. Either way I think Destiny is going to go well and saying you want it to fail seems a bit harsh. People work hard on these games for us and I think it is a big step for Bungie and I certainly think it deserves to do well.But ,everyone has a different opinion.

[Conquerthecity]

 Watch Dogs looks kind of interesting. But I never have luck with Ubisoft titles and I'm getting some Assassin's Creed vibes from it. Meaning that I will try to like it, but will wind up bored. 

Deep Down just reminded me of Skyrim. 

[Dr. Doctor]

Destiny's story seems like it could be interesting but I'm wondering if it's going to be done in weekly installments similar to the Spartan Ops in Halo 4. Getting a new chunk of plot every week could be neat but it also seems like once you completed the week's story there wouldn't be much to do.

[Mark of the Dragon]

Im really psyched for Infamous Second Son. Not really my type of games but after being persuaded by my cousin to try the first one I fell in love with the story so it got me stocked.

Also Watch Dogs. Another game that sits in a genre I am not the big on but the premise seems good and the gameplay looks like it has potential. Hope it turns out to be a great game.

[Mark of the Dragon]

Deep Down also looks like it has potential.

[sympathy4sarenreturns]

Not Dragon Age 3 related.

[Conduit0]

Ragabul the Ontarah wrote...

I suppose if I had to pick, I'd choose Destiny, but in all honesty most look pretty unexciting. Generally, the first year in the life of a console is pretty boring with a few rare exceptions.  I usually enjoy a console's later days when the devs really know the system well than I do it's awkward learning to walk stage. 

Seeing as both new consoles are nothing but PCs in custom cases, most devs should be able to hit the ground running with the new development tools, so the awkward learning to walk stage should be pretty much nonexistant.

[TheLittleBird]

Looking forward to the new Killzone, not in the least because it's Dutch and I'm Dutch

I really liked the social features they promised us: sharing, remote play, playing someone else's savegame, those things.

[Chiramu]

Such a shame, my PC can already do all the stuff a PS4 can do...

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

Cameron Lee wrote...

Evening all,

Hope you’re all having a wonderful night and had a chance to watch the PS4 announcement. I’m curious, which game reveal from the show did you like the most and why?

I thought Destiny has tons have potential and Watch Dogs looks like a LOT of fun! Deep dive had lovely warm flames that I could roast marshmallows over

Ahem!! Wrong forum

Anyway Infamous > Watchdogs > Killzowned > Destiny in that order not pushed on Diablo because all I hear about it are complaints.

[don-mika]

they show really amazing harware and sharing function, so i liked PS4
as for the games... Deep Down promising to be something interesting. But all we see today is graphic... looking forward for more gameplay, character customization etc.

Watch Dogs looks interesting, if this game will be more focusing on hacking gameplay and less on shooting ill buy it. And its looks to much easy for now, you just focus camera on object and "press the buttom"  no minigames? more deep special gameplay? 

other games... i dont like\\ interested in shooters
suppor of indie project is amazing. Gaikai + PS1+ PS2+ PS3= epic win.
If all BioWare games will suppor PS4, nothing сan stop me to purchase PS4 

[CrazyRah]

No games really interested me or made me excited but i the first Knack and The Witness at least was fun to watch. The rest ended up with me saying sarcastic remarks about them with the people i watched with. Didn't expect anything else either, i'm a PC gamer for the majority of the time but it was worth the time at least. 

Modifié par CrazyRah, 21 février 2013 - 10:56 .

[nightscrawl]

I don't own a PS and won't be buying a PS4, but I watched the presentation because I knew people would be talking about it. All in all, it was pretty interesting and entertaining. It will be interesting to see how Microsoft compares with their Xbox reveal.

As far as being immersed in a world, I really liked the Killzone presentation. It didn't seem gamey at all until the shooting started, and even when that happened, the minimal UI helped to keep up the immersion.

For games that I might actually play if I had a PS4, I would go with Watch Dogs and The Witness.

The premise behind Watch Dogs was different, and as introduced by the creator, seemed in line with where our society is headed. I couldn't really tell if you get mission assignments, or you just wander around, vigilante like, until something peaks your interest.

The Witness intrigued me for its open world nature. Roaming where you will, solving puzzles along the way. It seems less structured than the Portal games, which is why I liked it. In addition, I thought the animation was gorgeous.

I have to say the highlight of the evening was the surprise (at least for me) of seeing Chris Metzen from Blizzard. Being a long-time WoW fan/player, and a fan of him personally (he was essentially Warcraft's David Gaider as far as lore goes, but is now higher up in the development chain), I was blown away when he stepped out, completely unexpected. I had heard some stirrings about "Blizzard on console" but didn't pay any attention to it because, not being a console player, it had nothing to do with me. D3 is the natural choice for a console port of a Blizzard game, and I predict that it will do well.

[Liamv2]

Watch dogs and infamos mainly

[MiSS Provencale]

If you ask us what it is that the next DA will be on next gen. Me it is mostly DA that interests me and I'm sure you will not disappoint me ^ ^

[The Teyrn of Whatever]

Cameron Lee wrote...

Infamous didn’t grab me, but I never got into the first few because the IP because it isn't really to my personal gaming tastes. Lots of positive reactions to their reveal though!

I tried the first inFamous on a friend's PS3. Between the gameplay, which I found unpolished, the protagonist's lame Wolverine voice, the beyond irritating fat scrappy side-kick character and the frankly bad dialogue ("They were nothing but a bunch of junkies, doing drugs!"; as opposed to junkies doing macrame?), I'm surprised this series is as popular as it is. I think inFamous deserves to get a cinematic adaptation directed by Uwe Boll. Then I might actually derive some entertainment from that IP...

My friend wasn't a fan either. That game got traded in, never finished.

[nightscrawl]

Fiery Phoenix wrote...

Not a fan of the fact that you can't play PS3 titles on the new machine. But regardless, the whole thing looks super interesting so far.

Part of their presentation was that they hope to eventually have the entire library of PS games, going all the way back to PS1, available digitally for the PS4. Sure, it may be a pipe dream, or an empty promise, but they did mention it.

[SeanBahamut]

Watch Dogs & Destiny for me.

[ElitePinecone]

Loved Watch Dogs' premise and Destiny on next-gen consoles looks promising.

Disappointed that there wasn't a DA3 reveal though

[Xiltas]

Deep Down, maybe Diablo 3, Final Fantasy, Watch Dogs and most of all: INFAMOUS! HELL YEAH!

Pinecone, I share your disappointment about the lack of DA3.

[Shevy]

Deep down because it looked great and provided a feeling like demon/dark souls, which I love.

Wasn't mentionend here often, but I'm really in Drive Club because the handling of the cars should be somewhere near it was in Project Gotham Racing and boy, PGR 2 is my favourite racing game of all times. Endless hours of fun in 4 player splitscreen on the "Grüne Hölle".

[Cyrax86]

Infamous, Watch Dogs, and Killzone. need more info on the others before i become invested.


Doesn't Sony own like 20+ studios, some of them have been M.I.A for a while, im guessing some more games are getting announced at E3 or other conventions/events. Im so happy they didn't screw up the controller, they actually made it better imho.

-ME3 mp challenges almost done

-Sony sends me $10 to my PSN, for being a loyal customer(its going toward ME3 dlc )

- PS4 announcement, with games i want

- P.W tweet, hints at LI/romance content in next ME3 dlc

- other miscellaneous things IRL.

all need now is DA I info, and Black Widow 6 for ME3 mp and my month will be complete.