ShadowHearth wrote: » Right, I can really say now that CGI trailers should just feck off. I am watching Little big planet 3 presentation and it is just awesome, fun and shows off game perfectly.
sheehy83 wrote: » I hated the line 'The 1st thing we did was ask the gamers what they wanted from the Mass Effect series' No..No...NOOOOO. Just make the game as good as you can and let people judge it when it's finished. No point trying to please everyone, will end up a mess. Fan feedback can be great an all but not to shape a product from the beginning.
M!Ck^ wrote: » Hotline Miami 2?? Can't wait for that.
Xenji wrote: » It showed coming to Vita/PS4 beside the 4 games
Xenji wrote: » You will not enjoy the rest of the presentation then.
Rainbow Six: Patriots, the controversial, long-delayed anti-terrorism shooter, is officially, and permanently dead, Ubisoft confirmed this week. "It's not in development anymore," said Alexandre Remy, Rainbow Six brand director. "The main decision was some months after Patriots was announced in 2011 that was the first moment we knew the first generation of new consoles were coming. So obviously at that moment and for a franchise such as Rainbow we needed to decide if we could make something for next-gen and we were already pretty advanced in the development of Patriots.
Xenji wrote: » Rainbow Six : Siege looked really good last night, wonder how much they recycled if any from Patriots though.
miju wrote: » but don't forget they are indicative of actual gameplay (not aimed at you btw)
COYVB wrote: » Does anyone take them to be anything other than announcement cinematics though? They're not intended to be out forward as gameplay, and there are very clear naming conventions to differentiate what each kind of footage is. I wouldn't call cgi false advertising, I'd call it pointless as an indicator of anything other than story and tone
COYVB wrote: » Of course it can, it just usually doesn't
COYVB wrote: » Neither are a good indicator. Not even hands on time at e3 is reliable. These guys are very good at polishing their demo sections very very well
COYVB wrote: » Even the gameplay videos from e3 can't be trusted. The important things are the games that are announced, their exclusivity or whether they're multi platform, who's developing them and what their pedigree is. Anyone expecting to take anything more reliable than that from e3 is codding themselves, and it's every bit as bad on and off the show floor for some games
ShadowHearth wrote: » You can think what ever you want about Dead Island crowd, but feckers know how to make trailers.
Xenji wrote: » Surprised more people are not talking about ABZU, it is being done by the same Art Director of Journey, Matt Nava.
sheehy83 wrote: » Yeah that was a brilliant trailer.....but wait until the game is released and it turns out you can't even go jogging while listening to an mp3 player, there will be uproar!
Kirby wrote: » Or you order a stunning one only to find she has been "downgraded" when she arrives at your door.
Maximus Alexander wrote: » Am I the only one who's pant-wettingly excited about next-gen / PC GTAV?
B.A._Baracus wrote: » Yes :pac: But to be serious it's still going to be the same game. It's just a port sadly.
sheehy83 wrote: » Oh man, I just heard that Xbox 360 users can transfer their GTA V save files over to PS4. Not sure if PS3 can move over to Xbox one but if not, nicely played Sony!
