Darch Nemesis wrote: » Soooooooo. Who's around?
Jamiekelly wrote: » Anyone who developed no mans sky should have their citizenship removed and put on a desert island. He's not Irish to me, he's a reptilian shapeshifter. Edit: Someone on the GameSpot forums just pointed out that the very small size of the X along with their cooling system is going to be a massive problem. Apparently the X's technical design will almost certainly increase the risks of overheating and burning out the CPU. Remember the RRoD issue with the 360? Might be something to take note of as MS have a history of rushing hardware releases to compete with Sony before being tested for long term use.
Oat23 wrote: » It gets boring really fast to be honest. Enjoyed it for about a month but it's nothing like the trailer claims it is with all the gun battles. Most people camp at the edge of the circle until it gets down to the last 20 people and then come out to fight.
Jamiekelly wrote: » Fair point. I'm just still fuming having paid 60 quid for it when it was clearly a 20 quid indie game. Worth every penny if it was only 20, but 60 was a serious stretch. That inventory still gives me shivers just thinking about it.
jcd5971 wrote: » its not that bad a game tho it was just hyped by sony waaaaaay too much and pushed out before it was ready, its a great little game right now
Pac1Man wrote: » Tongue in cheek.
martingriff wrote: » What are wrong with casual gamers. Most are casual due to time and want a good game
Pac1Man wrote: » Isn't it nice to be able to have a conversation on this thread now without 10 posts a minute being posted by the filthy casuals who have now all gone to bed?
Jamiekelly wrote: » Anyone who developed no mans sky should have their citizenship removed and put on a desert island. He's not Irish to me, he's a reptilian shapeshifter.
MiskyBoyy wrote: » Apart from Sean Murray of course... :rolleyes:
Benzino wrote: » Yup, appears to be the case.
Jamiekelly wrote: » It's great to see an Irish video game developer with an international reputation now.
Deleted User wrote: » Couple of lads from work stew over at E3 and what they have been told is that it's a console launch exclusive and not an Xbox One exclusive. Also, I've seen for reports from journalists there and they all state "console launch exclusive".
Pac1Man wrote: » Wait so 'Console Launch Exclusive' is just code for 'Timed Exclusive'?
Digital Solitude wrote: » I've been out of PCs for 6 months or so, but I'd probably guess at close to €800-1000 all in. You're paying less for software though so it's hard to equate. Could be much less though, honestly have no idea of Ryzen or R9 580 pricing. I'm sceptical of the 4k60 though, I'd nearly bet there will be a few games at 60fps alright, I'm expecting a lot to run at 30. The industry realised a long time ago that most people will take graphical fidelity over framerate, not sure why the Scorpio would buck that trend.
Pac1Man wrote: » IGN and GameSpot's pre shows start 30mins prior. They say 4.30am at the moment. I remember Eurogamer releasing the same schedule too. Don't have me getting up at 3am for no reason!
FAILSAFE 00 wrote: Not "Exclusively this year".
irishman86 wrote: » The count down says 2 hours, where did you see 5am