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Doesn't mean the sequel may not correct though.) Plus a sequel to a 20M seller is in some regards a bigger deal, hype-wise, than a new IP, no matter how anticipated. It's a decent enough game, but it has massive issues that get persistently ignored in favor of its characters and narrative. Stepping aside from the 'gamer' sphere to the media/social sphere, GoW:R is a media darling coming off what's almost a mythical first game (IMO, undeservedly, the memory of it is bigger than the actual game, and while it's often remembered as one of the greatest games of all time, personally I don't even feel it's near the top of even Sony's own list.or even its own series, where I think GoW3 is a better game. Both are hype machines for different reasons. That's the one sad thing about this being exclusive, no VR version ever, unless they support it on PC, which would make me sad. 'No voice' would be the necessary VR way of doing it, for example. Without a voice it's more immersive, less narrative. With a voice it's more narrative, less immersive. Weird that you say it's less immersive to you though, the purpose is the opposite. I'm not as bothered as you if they'd gone the other way it wouldn't kill it for me though, but I prefer this. TES/Starfield is first person 'You' in the game, so it makes sense. And FO historically had a more defined character being an isometric game originally. Fallout 4 was weird because you were learning about your character. Mass Effect is voiced because you're not Shepard, Shepard is Shepard, you're learning about him/her by plaing it. That's the main difference and were FO4 went wrong. It's supposed to be YOU in space, not a a particular character you're learning about.

Most first person games need to be silent. I can work with a silent or talkative protag, so it's not a big deal for me, but as a lifelong TES fan, TES-in-space just needs to be silent.

Remember the fallout from Fallout 4 when they announced the protaganist speaks? Loads of people still can't stand the game for that reason. And Forzatech leaves out the good parts at They can't win. But I'm worried that all the RT they hyped for FM8 will be all in 4k 30fps mode which nobody will actually use because it's a racing game. I think the hardware is somewhat justified as running last gens games the way t hey were supposed to run at 60fps. Capcom's half hour was like 10 minutes MH, 5 minutes FG and the rest was RE. It's a very werid moment in time where I mostly just skip half the shows.

And then everyone's hyped for Kojima's game which is rumored to be his ultra horror game as well. What I don't get is how wildly popular it continues to be, but yea, I'm feeling that, it feels like a massive oversaturation of horror, and even things like Death Stranding to me is just yet more of that. It's mostly just zombies zombies zombies since, like 2010 or so.

I think that'll still be a bigger frenzy than Starfield It seems rare to see other people calling out the endless see of horror/dark/ultra violent (though I still see it as 'just more' of the zombie apocalypse continuing forever rather than a new replacement for it. Even if it's not great, simply because of the impact of the first game (even if, IMO, it's simply good, not great) it had a media/social impact of epic proportions. I'll have to unplug from all chatter before this event to not spoil it, as I can't watch until GoW:R will steal the hype. We know things like Everwild and Perfect Dark will be this generations Scalebound, but the other more trustworthy studios like Obsidian and InExile and Coalition will be setup nicely to show off their games, without having to do so too far in advance. By next year we will be begging for more of those games because it will have been so long, and at least several of them should be fairly close with gameplay ready to show. That includes any other tentpole title you can name (unless breath of the wild 2 surprises us and releases).Īnd by taking a year off from news about distant projects, that works well, because by next year, there will have been major progress on games like Avowed, Hellblade 2, Fable, InExiles game, Compulsions game, a project Dragon, Contraband, Gears 6/other Coalition project, and all of the others we vaguely know about. And as much as people are justified in pointing out the lack of fall content, there will literally be no game released in the next 12 months that will be bigger than Starfield (besides Modern Warfare 2). The “next 12 months” puts everything in check right away. In regards to the show on Sunday, I actually think it sets Xbox up well I’m the future. I’ll watch this simply because I will be able to.