Where's Kazuya?
So Codemasters are buying their competition and everyone thinks it's cool? They're growing bigger in the car racing market buying out the bigger sim developers. Pretty crazy.
So it's good?
@snake-OO Not blaming him for anything, stating my opinion and yeah, he's the director so he's responsible. That's what the director is for. As for Konami, it's just stories of he said she said so neither you nor I know. You have the right to love Kojima, just take it easy on me. Can't I have a reasonable opinion that doesn't align with current expectations? Sorry to be the downer but who cares about my opinion and why should you?
Not a troll, my opinion. Fan of MGS since the PS1 days. Kojima supporter most of my life. Sang his praises. Woke up one day after finishing Phantom pain and realized I was delusional for thinking that game was acceptable. If there's a troll, and a bad one at it, it's mister Kojima. I hope he proves me wrong but it may be that all you guys are still at where I used to be, delusional. Time will tell. Good luck! ;)
Looks like Garbage, like that phantom of a game. What a gyp
Lol. Trigger happy much?!
So basically blaming Sony for limited hardware peripheral.
I'm with you. Astrobot reminded me of the "joy" of games. That word hasn't hit me as hard as that game since probably original Mario games. Loved it to pieces.
Everytime a sweet PSVR game comes out someone claims it's finally the system seller PSVR needed. Hello!! PSVR has had many system sellers and it still can't shed the reputation of it being a fad by those who didn't have the opportunity to play it or can afford it
What is this, Steven Crowder?
So glad to hear! I was a fan of the first and bought the sequel on release but haven't gotten to playing it. I was a bit reluctant of the new "Americanized" approach. But it sounds like it worked for the better.
She's a locked character when I tried playing last night. Is she DLC or do you have to unlock her?
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It's nice to hear but also so sad. The criticism and originality in its mechanics alienated those who didn't see. I loved it so so much. The child no one gave a chance because they couldn't see how special it was. That led to KZ3 and the slow demise.. Hoping they visit it again after seeing how it does have a very hardcore fanbase (from KZ2) that they could go back to those roots, I'm sure these mechanics have been accepted more widely now that players have more appreciation f...
Agreed. It's too bad that even with all the praise it got it wasn't enough recognition to get the public's attention. It's moments like this that you appreciate the power of a property name like Mario. If this titled Mario it would have been hailed as a game changer, because Astro Bot is.
I didn't notice this at first but on a third view and on wondering about choices I couldn't help but see who they picked for a protagonist and face for the game. It doesn't bother me but in the times of SJW atmosphere their choice does appease those, but it was smartly done (so far) that it's not overt or imposing.
Proud KZ2 Platinumer her. I left my soul on that killing field. I want the real sequel to KZ2 with all the weights, I'd even want an as heavy but even more sophisticated system. I loved the follow through animations after pointing the reticle.
They're moving into arcade with the main line Dirt series and leaving the sim to the Dirt Rally name, handing off this line to the Driveclub developers. Makes sense how things have gone. They're trying to penetrate the casual market, which is big, while still keeping the trajectory of both IPs. I'm okay with that but don't have an interest in Dirt any more, I dont see much rally in it. I think it's moved away from rally itself too. I'll stick with DR