No cracks on mine. My main gripe is the coating on the joycons. The finish is wearing to a polish wherever they get a lot of hand contact. Its just cosmetic though, so it's not a big deal.
Talk about jumping to conclusions... This isn't the first case of disgruntled employees taking to the internet, and it surely doesn't mean automatic studio closure. Hopefully these people get to keep their jobs, and things aren't as bad as these "journos" are insinuating.
I don't agree with the article itself, but it is their job to cover things like this.
Crash spins counter-clockwise in the Southern hemisphere. Facts
Same here, stood in line on 9-9-99 with a friend to pick up our new systems. I'll definitely give them a shot now since I missed them back in the day.
Yakuza 1-6 are exclusive to PS, I doubt there's any animosity. They knew the PS2 was coming anyway, not like Sony was going to bow out to give the Dreamcast its time to shine. It kinda puzzled me at the time why they buckled so quickly, they must've been under financial constraints to begin with.
Same here, I remember picking my Dreamcast up on 9-9-99. I saw a bunch of magazine coverage on Shenmue at the time, but never got it. I wonder what would happen if Sega were to throw their hat in the ring one more time? It would be cool, but it'll probably never happen.
I doubt it. All the Yakuza games are PS exclusives.
I don't even know if they will have announced the next GTA before the next generation of consoles are out. We are looking a maybe 2 years for the consoles. The whole company is in full swing production for RDR2 right now, and say they start GTA later on this year, and the fact that they typically take 4 to 5 years to make... I don't know, I would love to see a GTA game make it out this generation, but i'm not holding my breath.
I really hope this is real! awesome.
He didn't say no one knows it exists, just that it's not what many fans want from the Fallout franchise.
And children. I can see a lot of other publishers just drooling at this news. You can almost bet there will be a lot of good dev teams put on shitty cash grab F2P games instead of making the real gaming experiences that many of us want.
The worst part is that a good portion puff those people spent 0$. There's people like myself that didn't care for the game, and others(like children) that don't have access to a credit card. That means there's some "whales" out there spending absurd amounts of money on digital clothing.
Slightly higher resolution = exclusive?
I have a regular launch Xbox One, do multiplatform games count as exclusives for myself and 25 million others who don't have an X1-X? maybe you should just enjoy your 500+ games instead of worrying if they're exclusives or not.
I agree, Anthem wasn't shown off very well. Its probably better than it looks, but GaaS isn't really my thing. I will be getting Days Gone too, as long as it's pretty good.
They have to. That stands out as a pretty big moment, in my memory at least. This is still my favorite Resident Evil, I hope it still is after this remake.
That in no way means that they needed that much horsepower to run their demo. If I were a high profile developer showcasing my game for the first time to the press, I would take every precaution, and have as much overhead as possible to make sure there were no hiccups. Aside from that, this game is probably years away. We will likely be playing on different consoles by the time this game launches, and it will probably be amazing.
I'm liking it a lot so far! I saw it in the Nintendo E3 presentation and had to check it out.
Typically you are not allowed to buy content on one system and play it on another. There may be a few exceptions, but mostly Fortnite is the one pushing this. CP is one thing, but the purchases are most likely the issue Sony has with this.
They took a survey, and 18% of users had cracks in the plastic. It's possible you're part of the 82% without cracks, but that doesn't mean these people are liars.