Is it just me or is the current transition to 'next-generation' consoles extremely, extremely weird?
On Kotaku today: news that a new, updated version of The Last of Us, previously a PlayStation 3 exclusive, is en route to the PlayStation 4.
In stores today: an Xbox 360 version of Titanfall. A video game experience that was recently heralded as one of the first 'true' next-generation games. A game that, thanks to some incredible technical wizardry on the part of Bluepoint Games, is near indistinguishable from the supposedly superior Xbox One version.
Officially announced today: a brand new Borderlands game. A 'pre-sequel' currently in development at 2K Australia that isn't appearing on next-generation consoles at all.
In my house today: two next-generation consoles that haven't been turned on once in the last month. An Xbox 360 that I continue to play: Dark Souls II, South Park: The Stick of Truth.
In January the most significant next gen release was a port: an updated version of Tomb Raider. My most played game on the PlayStation 4 so far? Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. A game that was released months earlier on the Xbox 360 and PS3.
This generational transition is weird. I can't remember another one like it.
The leak has emerged from the official site's datamined info, suggesting an expected release date of October 1, 2024.
Pick up the pace in this vibrant shooter.
Rockstar Games is dedicated to GTA 6 and GTA Online now, but Red Dead Redemption 2's new sales report proves RDO needs more attention.
Personally I liked that RDO wasn't smash hit but it proved that players were really there for the single player portion of the game and should settle take two execs down off their micro transactions high horse a little ongoing
Can. We. Stop. Putting. Periods. After. Every. Word. ?.
Same as every other generation transition really. I'd say if anything this one is more accelerated than usual, probably because the gap was long, price lower, and the technological leap smaller.
So....this guy didn't play Second Son. WTF. My PS4 gets plenty of playtime.
You have to have install base before any real AAA title are released. Could you imagine GTA releasing with less than 10 million people buying it potential customers?
The most over hyped yet lackluster console gen yet.