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E3 2016 - Games only discussion
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I just wanted to point out a few games that I thought looked fantastic that probably haven't received much coverage.
I Am Setsuna
Basically a love letter to fans of the SNES JRPGs. I've heard some great impressions on this. The only disappointment is that it's not coming out on Vita in the west. Seems like a perfect fit for it. It's coming out on PS4 everywhere along with Vita in Japan.
Manifold Garden
From what I could tell, this game seems to be a puzzle game where like the witness, you can go anywhere. The art is really cool. Easy Allies had footage of the game (Youtube video isn't up yet) and it looked so good I thought.
Aragami
Inspired by Tenchu. Enough said.
There are a few others like Kingdom Come Deliverance but I honestly wouldn't even know where to start with it.0 -
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Edit: Updating as they cut the Manifold Garden segment into it's own video.0 -
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There was an E3 trailer for wild guns reloaded. It's a remake of one of the best SNES games ever made. It now supports 4 player, has widescreen and new pixel art rather than the ****ing awful adobe illustrator art that passes for videogame art these days.
The SNES game goes for a fortune these days so great to have a cheaper way to play it:
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Some gameplay footage of inside. I have to admit being slightly disappointed that it's so similar to Limbo. I loved that game but I think I was expecting something else here.
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I didn't think Limbo was all that great. some later puzzles were just poorly designed and the narrative pay off... well there was no narrative pay off, the end was dumb.
In other news my sixth sense for sniffing out a game engine is still working. I said the new Zelda looked like it was using the Xenoblade Chronicles X engine and it turns out Monolith software are working on the new Zelda.
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Days Gone - Digital Foundry analysis.
By the looks of things this will probably be much better on the Neo. Frequent frame rate drops into the twenties.
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FAILSAFE 00 wrote: »Days Gone - Digital Foundry analysis.
By the looks of things this will probably be much better on the Neo. Frequent frame rate drops into the twenties.
The bodies were vanishing so fast you could see the snake-like trail... and even with that they couldn't keep the framerate up? I mean they can freeze ragdolls after a certain point to keep resources down. Also that was like that absolute worst time to be shoulder aiming... should have been hip firing at such close range with target-rich enviornment. But let me make a reallly risky wager that this is has no hip fire at all.
So let's see- QTEs
- uninspired zombie setting
- no hip fire
- 30fps (and less)
- ps4.0 for the players™
Yep, it'll make loads of money.FAILSAFE 00 wrote: »Which I am really cool with as long as the console has the juice needed to do it right.
Some optimisation and a PC port would sort this out.Retr0gamer wrote: »There was an E3 trailer for wild guns reloaded. It's a remake of one of the best SNES games ever made. It now supports 4 player, has widescreen and new pixel art rather than the ****ing awful adobe illustrator art that passes for videogame art these days.
The SNES game goes for a fortune these days so great to have a cheaper way to play it:
That looks really damn cool. Although I want to completely destroy the game with mouse aiming like one can with House of the Dead
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Edit: Updating as they cut the Manifold Garden segment into it's own video.
Love the Easy Allies crew (formerly Gametrailers). They seem to have genuine passion for what they do and are funny guys too.0 -
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FAILSAFE 00 wrote: »Days Gone - Digital Foundry analysis.
By the looks of things this will probably be much better on the Neo. Frequent frame rate drops into the twenties.
I wonder how many other games would drop like the this if we analyzed them?
If it wasnt for the fps counter i wouldnt have noticed any dropped frames.
And its a recorded live stream they're analyzing also, so its not the best source to analyze, a 30fps stream at that.0 -
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Yeah, he does himself no favours. The best thing to hope for is that the developers have the talent to turn it a good game, but I wouldn't hold my breath. You never know, I guess.
I think by making the game about his own mother, it'll be far too personal.
You're trying to guide his mother into Heaven. It's not like if you fail they're going to show her falling down to Hell or anything 0 -
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I think by making the game about his own mother, it'll be far too personal.
You're trying to guide his mother into Heaven. It's not like if you fail they're going to show her falling down to Hell or anything
Yep. If someone walks into the room and asks what are you playing, like.. "It's the form Kanye West's grief is taking." I don't think it's something you can sell, or ask other people to invest in, emotionally. Surrounding yourself with Yes Men leads to this kind of thing.0 -
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Performance analysis on demos is pointless really. One of the very last thing to happen before a game goes gold is optimisation so even a badly performing demo can change drastically before release. For an example check out digital foundrys analysis of the God of War 3 demo and the final product to see just how much it improved.
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I think vice versa. Personal is always sold. When you can relate to it, it's always appealing.I think by making the game about his own mother, it'll be far too personal.
You're trying to guide his mother into Heaven. It's not like if you fail they're going to show her falling down to Hell or anything
Yep. If someone walks into the room and asks what are you playing, like.. "It's the form Kanye West's grief is taking." I don't think it's something you can sell, or ask other people to invest in, emotionally. Surrounding yourself with Yes Men leads to this kind of thing.0 -
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In music yeah. In games I dunno, but I'll give it a go when it comes out. I wonder if it'll have original music from him. You'd presume it would, but, I don't know.
Well part of the game seems to be similar to Robot Unicorn Attack. So they'll never beat the music from that game
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