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Congratulations to thorstein, our sixteenth day winner.
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On the seventeenth day, the question we have for you is "What developer this generation do you think has delivered the most or best for gamers?"
Again, I remind people, this is about a developer, not a broad publishing company like EA or Ubisoft. But specific development companies under them.
And, my answer on this one is pretty simple, Psyonix. They've delivered a single game, but have continued to support the heck out of that game so heavily this generation and have become the most played Indie game of this generation. New game modes, constant DLC, and a key supporter of trying to make cross-play a thing for their players even though they're one of the few that doesn't have issues with player counts. Psyonix has, IMHO, supported a game the way we want, provided regular updates, and supported what was best for the gamers rather than their own pocket books.
NoobFeed editor Azfar Rayan writes - Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door probably has one or two issues that might annoy you, but it's also one of the greatest and wildest role-playing games ever made. The remake adds several renewed concepts that make it stand apart even more and it's undoubtedly one of the finest and most adored role-playing games of all time.
Great remake... it had been so long since I played the GC original that I completely did not notice a difference in fps. This feels very natural as it is and looks great doing it.
Grand Theft Auto V was released over 9 years ago, but the player base is largely intact due to regular updates to the Online Multiplayer. The game had some technical issues at launch, most notably a CPU utilization issue, but most recent chips shouldn’t have any issues running it.
Sony removed an interview with Naughty Dog's Neil Druckmann, stating that it didn't "represent his perspectives and values."
Welp at least they corrected the record but honestly why wouldn't they just use his words instead of paraphrasing for PR reasons? Glad to see Neil stand up for himself and get the truth out.
This is pretty ludicrous to be honest! How did Sony get an interview with their own guy so wrong. If you read the transcript Neil put on Twitter compared to what was quoted about Naughty Dog's next game, it's laughable how badly he was represented. What he said was fine.
Glad he got the chance to clarify.
I think Capcom have come forward so much this year. The fan base has screamed for a revisit of Resident Evil 2 but nobody expected the effort they've gone to. Monster Hunter finally hit home consoles and did brilliantly. Before 2018 Resi 7 has been the definition of horror on VR. They've had a couple of misfires sure (I've read reports of Marvel having a big hand in the outcome of MvC: Infinite) but I've still been impressed with them lately
I should point out that I don't think they're the "best" but everyone is going to go down the route of Naughty Dog, Rockstar, Insomniac and Sony Santa Monica. So I'm just saying this now to have a different choice
And I have got very rose tinted resident evil goggles on at the moment
My 2 games of the gen are Persona 5 and God of War. While I absolutely adore persona 5, SSM really did something special with GoW.
Capcom have done a fine job so far compared to others.
Definitely Capcom. They really impressed me with Resident Evil 7, Monster Hunter World and am sure they will impress me more by RE2 Remake and DMC5. Hopefully, they keep this awesome streak for next gen.
Capcom really has been hitting all the right spots lately