madmaltese

Such amazing hardware completely ruined by Sony forcing you to buy their own memory cards and a slew of pointless features that increased the cost.

Seems like they learned nothing from early Vanilla Destiny 1. They had a bunch of similar style quests (needing to do live events) and other luck/random based stuff. These were eventually improved upon in expansions and sequels. Shame that it seems Anthem has taken nothing from what has worked and what hasn't. Still prob getting it cause my group of friends need a game since we stopped MHW.

Yeah, GaaS are not for you. They are busy work by definition.

CancelledCom?

@Jon2B Have you just played solo this entire time? Or do you go into matchmaking?

Why are you posting June 2018 posts from another forum lol Especially after Capcom has more than redeemed themselves.... Someone's trying to deflect attention from something....

Exactly. 30% revenue plus their partnerships with Destiny definitely sold systems too. With none of the enormous capital you need to run and maintain an MMO/GaaS that in this current climate probably has more chance of failure than success.

Imo it's the last thing they need. MMOs are basically GaaS titles now and there are already way too many GaaS games fighting over the players' time and they are titles that can not all survive together. No player is going to be playing Destiny AND Anthem AND Division 2 at the same time. I say that as someone who is a giant fan of these games and played nearly all of them and basically always only One at a time. Sony needs to stay out of it, partner with leaders like they have with Destiny and they will reap the same rewards.

Don't know (or think it's Scalebound) but it's not Astral Chain.

Just doesn't sound like you're a fan of the genre tbh. D2, Destiny, Anthem, etc all are 'repetitive' especially as you get end game. You are meant to replay the same missions and go on the loot grind. It isn't for everyone. If you play solo it is especially crap. Never played any of these games alone.

Loved the first and Massive kept improving it for a long time. This will be the same. You might be an Ubi hater but all their mainline franchises are usually a safe bet for AA+, not to mention Massive is prob their best dev team.

Not sounding great so far. Thankfully Division 2 aint far off.

LMFAO if this is true

No one cares about SSBU! There's no one talking about it.

More than it's actual score

Finished Hellblade. Great game. Perfect length cause any longer and it would've outlived it's limited gameplay. More Ori. Legitimately superb. Probably like it more than Hollow Knight, based purely on style.

4.0

I'm sorry but this released on a Friday and in a time when digital has taken off so obviously it's gonna have significantly less sales than the previous title...................... oh........ it sold more. Um. Great split between ps4/xbox, very normal, I will choose to accept this figure from an official chart this week.

Looks like Rage might get the upper hand.

This thread

Holy shit that's bad

Aren't getting anymore shit..... except the stacked lineup we already have for the likely remainder of the PS5 lineup. If they launch in approx 18 months from now, that means they still have 5 major first party titles in that time.

KEEEN!

Rekt

Traditional Rockstar formula is spot on. Just good to know what to expect going in because while it may be years ahead technically, it's years behind from a gameplay aspect. And playing this one first is fine, it's a prequel anyway. I usually play games fairly simplistically so didn't notice it early on, but I tried to flank an enemy once later in the game and got a mission failed and was stunned. So then I just tried to do little deviations now and again and was surprised just how restricted it is. Then missions came in that forced a specific setting on you. There is a mis