Lets see which companies made bad things here. Activion-Blizzard and Zenimax. Yup! It checks out.
Just waiting for the Take-two news now
We came a long way from the PS3 marketing.
Funny how this same people don't complain about Elder Scrolls, Starfield and possibly Doom being a forever console exclusive on Xbox.
However an one year exclusivity from a 20+ years game remake breaks the camel back. Lol
I wonder why
Exactly. People CAN'T think AMD launching the terrible RX 6400 and RX 6500 were a sloppy, but merciful act towards the low end budget market. It was literally stuck inventory of RDNA2 from notebook that OEMs didn't want, so they stuck in a PCI board and sell it was a discrete card.
About Nvidia and the low-end, it is so neglected that you don't even have what to talk about.
People say Sony might have little involvement with DS, but they probably forget an important thing. DS uses Sony's own Game Engine from Guerrilla Games Studio, so they certainly locked consoles ports besides Playstation.
Yeah sure. The Corporate-punk aesthetic also is the 'go to' for any reboot taking itself serious and passionately.
However both Sony and MS are releasing their exclusives on PC, I don't care for only console exclusives. If I don't have the console of a game I'm interested, I just play it on PC
Lol. No
Read the headline, didn't read the summary, I will not read the article. However let just bet that it is how Sony should make Plus Premium just like Game Pass, add Day One exclusives or lower the price.
When I read Haven Studio I thought it was Haven's Studio, you know. The indie game Haven. Bummer it is a studio for Gass games.
Oh no! Anyway
@NotoriousWhiz I see you don't know what you are talking about huh!? Type something like: "classic vice city steam music" on any search engine, or on Steam Discussion of GTA: Vice City search the topic: "On the subject of... REMOVED MUSIC!"
You will see that ONLINE VERSIONS of classic games are "updated" as their music license get expired. Because the publisher can't 'publish' the music after the license period, even for first timer buyer...
I don't get it. Does a company has to pay to keep a store page on Steam or a console store front?
Run GTA on your PC. The original GTA for PC, the one for Windows 98. You will go to a world of hurt and back trying making work.
Now run GTA on a PSX emulator.
Another example with GTA series. Play the GTA: Vice City legally on PC. The opening scene doesn't have the Michael Jackson's 'Billie Jean' when you enter a car for the first time, because of music license. Now run GTA: Vice City on an emulator for PS2.
Emulator help preserving an ori...
You know what really sucks about criticizing Bethesda, with its buggy game history? People think you're hating on MS now.
By selling the franchise to Sony. Sony cares about story driven single player games, they have a good relationship with Kojima. Also, the game would probably be on PC day one
You tell them. The worst being Nintedon't with its analog drift, and resulting lawsuit
Going by the video you can see that it might be more of an artistic constraint. The reveal trailer surely had small, custom, artist driven sets, while the demo has to have a whole open world. So you sacrifice variety for ease to make in the map creation.
The final game might have the map being made with 'automatic tools', things like randomly placing tree, grass and rocks, instead of an artist placing them individually. Which lead to the barren and boring-looking overall worl...