Kane99

I'm sure they could update the textures, controls, etc. But I believe this is being said to be a remake. So it might be something from the ground up with just the core ideas in. That's a guess, but I could be wrong.

Yeah it's weird to see them gone. But maybe a new generation of devs will give new life to the series. We all know the franchise hasn't really changed all too much. It's the same game most of the time with changes here and there. I think someone else taking charge could be good. Anyway, back to rdr2. I'm tempted to go to this funeral just to see how many people it brings online. But idk if I want to bother with loading up online lol.

I think VR is going to be around a very long time. AR I don't see happening for a while, as I can't see anyone being able to afford something like it. So they'd have to find a way to make it affordable. But, I guess VR isn't that affordable either, but when I hear AR, I feel like that's going to take a lot more to work, and in turn, will probably cost a lot.

I'm going to guess it'll come out on PC a year after release. Wasn't that what they did for God of War? I hope it comes out sooner. But maybe it's good, I still need to play the last one and this would give me the appropriate time to get through it. I just don't want to wait too long to play the new one.

I can't comment on sifu or Bloodborne, but Hitman Blood Money does penalize you for killing more than just the targets. After each mission, you get to view a newspaper report about the assassinations. If you kill more than the targets, the report will call you out as a crazed gunman. If anyone witnesses you kill someone, that report gets added to the news. As well, missing tons of shots, will result in the paper making fun of your skills, calling you a crazed gunman with limit skill, not in those words though. You could kill everyone in a level, but it would out you and cause issues for you in the next missions if I'm not mistaken. It wants you to go the silent assassin route.

All I really want in an AC game, is to play in a modern setting as an assassin. But, one who doesn't utilize guns but his ancestors weapons. I mean, imagine climbing the buildings, having to deal with gunmen, and others with more advanced weapons. I think it'd be cool. Because we know the Animus storyline has to go somewhere I feel. Cause wasn't the whole thing about the Animus that it was run by corrupt people, in turn the templars? I remember AC 2 or brotherhood you played a Desmond during some points and you had the abilities his ancestors had. So I wanted more of that, where you were an assassin in modern times.

Or studios can stop picking a release date that's far too early. Maybe wait until some development has been done before even announcing it. Or pick a far out enough date where you think your team can build a game in. And if they need delays allow it.

Honestly I don't know yet. Has it even come out yet or started? I feel like they haven't done anything with it yet. I see no promo for it. I'm willing to see what it's like. I have a feeling it's just going to be like playstation home. Where you can create your own digital home. See ads, and status updates in a virtual lobby with your virtual avatars of friends and family.

I can't imagine it'd be tough to get aquatinted with. I think many people, even elderly and people who don't know tech, would like to try VR at some point. Some people may be scared to play horror games on VR, but I don't think there are that many who are scared of VR.

I imagine vr can help people travel to places they can't, to talk to people in a real looking environment. I imagine they may even be able to utilize vr for physical therapy. I think it can also help people escape from reality for a while.

I always thought katamaro damacy was a weird and random one. I saw videos of this game and ways wanted to play, but never have. I remember it being hugely popular when it came out. And it's still weird to me this day. And honestly, it feels like a game that would come out these days.

When I was a kid it was probably super Mario bros 3. I got near the end as a kid and remember feeling proud of myself because of it. I remember being mad that I kept failing, but getting near the end was still something awesome to me.

I couldn't stand him when he started. All I remember him being was loud and annoying. I believe he hammed it up for his audience a lot too, and I just could never get into his humor. Also his horror game videos where he screams all the time, also put me off on his content. I hear he's chilled out a lot these days though, so good for him. Still not interested in watching his content though.

Maybe trying to go for all the pigeons in GTA IV or whatever it was I had to collect in San Andreas, vice city it GTA III. But now days I can't be bothered to collect everything in a game. I'm just too damn lazy to do that these days lol.

I'm going to have to go for GTA IV and RDR1, simply because they had my favorite dlc. GTA IV had the Ballad of Gay Tony and the Lost And Damned DLCs. Both were great. Then of course rdr1 had the undead nightmare. Which is one of my all time favorite DLCs ever.

Depends on the game. Something like rdr2 or GTA, I could go in a kill not problem. But I don't do it that often in most other games. Just never care to. Idk, it's weird, because I can do it in the games I previously mentioned, but some games I won't. Maybe it's their systems where if you do anything t bad, it just restarts you.

Yeah I get really frustrated with those souls games. They're way too hard for me. I would love to get into them and progress, but I have no patience for it to be honest.

I've played some, but I don't play them often. I played a little bit of the first monkey island game. But got stuck at one point and gave up. Usually it get stuck at a certain part of a point and click game and just give up. I did play one recently, called The Procession to Calvary. It was a weird point and click game, but was pretty funny at times.

I feel like I answered this before, but it may have been a completely different topic. Even though I didn't play it, Deadly Premonition comes to mind. It's a game with a weird and wacky story, but horrible gameplay. I saw a let's play of the whole game, and I heard the people playing complain about the stiff and awkward controls. But the story and characters made up for those problems.

Yeah they've been on a buying spree as of late. And I think other companies are trying to do the same. Like sony. Anyway, they have a lot of great talent under their banner. So here's hoping they can put out great games. They really need to start utilizing these studios and their talents.

And that's why games have a system to stop you, or try and stop you. For example, if I go on a killing spree in rdr2, I could amass a blunt of hundreds of dollars. Which means lawmen and bounty hunters will keep coming after you. In hitman for example, it lowers your score if you killed inoccent people. But it still gives you the option to kill them if you want. There's another game where I don't want to be an npc. The hitman series.

That's is true, there are still people who will gladly purchase their maddens or battlefield games. But they also own a ton of indie studios and games. To be fair, they have gotten better when it comes to their indie titles. And for the most part, they seem to let there indie crews do their own thing. But their AAA titles are lacking these days and needs a fixing as soon as possible. Recent battlefield was a failure and I think fans are starting to drop out of that franchise because of the neglect.

I'd say I burnt myself out on GTA games, and any games like them. Just tired of driving to a destination, do a job, go back collect money, repeat. Same with cod games. I'm done with them because I have no interest in wasting my time on them anymore. If my friends want to play MW3, I'll be there. 😄

Yeah I'd probably say bad timing as well, but the scalpers are probably the big issue. They've been making it a pain to buy anything new these days. Even figures and collectibles are getting bought up by scalpers with the intent to sell them for double or triple the original cost. What I don't get is why it hasn't been solved. Like, why don't these shopping sites and stores implement a system to catch those who do buy up too many of one device? I know some stores have tried, but scalpers seem to get through it. It's just crazy.

Also, Donkey Long Country counts as 16 bit right? Makes me wonder, with it's early 3d, wasn't it more than 16 bit? Maybe I'm wrong, but if it is 16 bit, then I gotta say, that's pretty impressive looking graphics for a 16 bit game.