It was a very fitting ending. Uncharted was always a take on the Indiana Jones (1930's) motif. The ending they chose fit with the genre and was well executed. No, it didn't have the impact of the "Okay" in TLoU, but it didn't need to. It ended like it should have.
Don't get me wrong, I love Destiny, but unless you are completely and totally 100% OCD on maxing every weapon, getting every drop (not just exotic) regardless of whether the gun is useful or not, there has not been anything to get your motor running since the Challenge Modes dropped back in Dec.
Stop when you aren't having fun?
I thought the Storm King fight in Demon's Souls using the Storm Ruler Sword was effing awesome.
Might want to add Johnny and River from To the Moon.
Geralt and Yennefer are pretty great as well.
Morrigan and a male Gray Warden in Dragon Age Origins.
Hopefully, Ubisoft is in the process of re-tooling...and it seems to be doing just that after the last few years.
Between AC3, Unity (Black Flag was awesome, and Watch Dogs...Ubisoft has lost its way a bit on the "innovation" of games. I don't expect mountains to move from triple a developers, but there has to something more than copy and paste.
It seems that that Ubisoft is getting it back together again. Rainbow 6: Siege is one of the best...
Ha, gotta love the Afrikaans accent.
I'll echo everyone else on here. In theory, I like them, but I don't think the majority of players really understand what the Beta's are for.
Sure, sometimes there are beta's masquerading as demo's (ie, Destiny), and everyone felt pretty burned by it.
Then there are others (Division looks this way) that is actually using the beta's to stress test their network.
This. Doesn't take a MBA from Harvard to know that some version of this is what is going on.
I didn't particularly like it. But..meh.
Im looking forward to see what Rocksteady will do next.
Bungie sucked the fun out of the endgame with Destiny with TTK.
Its so freakin tedious...and the guns aren't fun to use. (RIP Fatebringer)
The combat did not click with me at all, but once you get into the rhythm of the game (and the story) it is really good.
Its a mix of reading a comic book and choose your own adventure.
My thought exactly.
What a terrible publisher...
(In all seriousness, they do seem to be doing better from the disaster of a year that was Watch Dogs and Unity).
If Ubisoft can actually pull this off, they may have a real winner on their hands.
So far, they are doing everything right (minus the delays).
Their writing is still some of the best in the business (though without Chris Avelone or however its spelled), we will see if that continues.
I still stand by the statement that Alpha Protocol is one of the more under appreciated games for what it did with RPGs and story than many other games that have come out.
The game is great, but my one complaint is that the game does not allow you to rotate the camera to see your characters on the battlefield. It can be hard to see sometimes.
Yeah, no.
Games should be a reflection of their creators artistic vision. If that vision doesn't have an "Easy" mode then it doesn't have an easy mode.
Did you play Dragon's Dogma?
Game is fantastic.
This game is criminally underrated.
A very refreshing change of pace from the usual FPS scene on console.
Quit effing around Sega and gives us a proper sequel on ps4.
I greatly enjoy the game, but I agree to a certain extent.
This is definitely a modern take on Team Fortress 2. However, it is also a TIMELY take on Team Fortress 2. FPS has been a bit stale since the Call of Duty occupation during last gen and continuing on into this gen (but to a slightly lesser extent). Games now are just now trying to break out of that (Wolfenstein, Doom (very mid-90's style shooters making a terrific comeback))...and with the games that only offe...