Copyright or no copyright, digital representation is always dated and recorded. You can't just take someone's creation and then make money from it. I am an artist, and I find this unacceptable under all circumstances.
Your idea sounds more feasible and productive.
I feel that it's almost overwhelming. It's like ordering more food than you can it in one sitting. You take it home and put it in the refrigerator (xbox one storage) with the intention of eating it later but never get around to eating it (downloaded game you intend to play later) because a new prepared dish is ready to be eaten (hmm..that looks interesting, I'll download another game). You think to yourself, it's been like 3 days since I've put that togo box in the fridge ...
I think your problem is one of privilege. Good for you that you have the money to afford most games during the launch window. At least it sounds that way because you allegedly played most of the games on Game Pass. Either you have one helluva game library or you have a Gamefly account.
Now let's take this problem a little further. It sounds like you spent a ton of money on games that you wanted to play. I guess you never had buyers remorse. Well guess what sounds like a good opti...
Not sure how I feel about that shirt tied around Axel's waist. It's as if that peice of his attire is holding back any impression of him being a badss. Too much? Yes. Sega, what were you thinking? Just look at it. Why doesn't he just drop the shirt if he's brawling? He's going to get blood all over it.
I totally agree. Nobody cares about Kotaku's opinion
Oh yeah, how would the release of a next gen system next year annoy Xbox owners? Microsoft has already proven their commitment to not leave any gamers behind. Their support for backward compatibility proves this. The PS4 Pro was created for the same reason that the One X was, yet only the X made itself a worthy upgrade. I happen to like the way Microsoft is changing the way we see generational console transitions. Face it, the old way was broken and flawed. Cloud gaming is coming, new console...
I feel pity for the employees but not the publisher. I don't however condone in hoping that the company fails. If they fail, it's employees can't feed their families, and if families can't eat it creates an economical climate change. A job loss affects everyone in some form or another because it produces a snowball effect. I think this will humble Activision to reinvent their company policies and employee relationships.
Not sure what you mean by "they saw you coming". If you do the math, that $180 that he's spending on a subscription that's guaranteed until 2021 has a lot more value than 3 games for $59.99 at retail price. Sounds more like he saw them coming and got a great deal. By the way, right now Game Pass has Halo Masterchief Collection, HALO 5, Shadow of the Tomb Raider,
I have this question for Ubisoft snd it's directors. Whose idea was it to make this game a Sea of Thieves, Anthem or whatever looting mechanics game type this may be? Haven't they been listening to the arguments about gamers growing tired of the primary focus of online gameplay and lack of single player games? Why even bother calling it Betond Good and Evil 2, if it has no relation to the original game that clearly ended with a cliffhanger? Oh I see, Ubisoft thinks they can ride the w...
@Godmars920, did you really think it through before making your comment, or did it make more since to you before you typed it? Vanilla Playstation 4 vs Original Xbox One. Playstation 4 Slim vs Xbox One S. Playstation 4 Pro vs Xbox One X.
Okay, so it's clear where this guy's priorities are. One or two important things would have to be sacrificed in life to enjoy a hobby that much; rent/bills, a 9 to 5 job, a girlfriend, a sex life, exercise and social interaction.
I agree. I haven't bought a Call of Duty game since Black Ops 2. I just grew bored with it. I can say the same for Battlefield games, but my distaste for Call of Duty is stronger. Call of Duty ruined the floating gun experience for me; or if I'm really being honest, it's Activision who is at fault. You just can't keep making the same copy and paste game over and over without shaking things up a little. I won't even talk about Blacks Ops 4 not having a single player experie...
I can't argue with that comment.
I'm not sure those titles could be considered as failed. Poor marketing sounds more legit. Enslaved is the epitome of an incredible game that was underrated.
I think I understand his concern. If this game's a success, Activision will front money to the devs to develop a sequel in less than a year. That means, not enough time to make something worthy enough to be called a sequel, but more like a DLC extension.
Pachter, we don't need you to project the obvious.
I personally don't even care if it doesn't have a battle royale mode. I also have never played a battle royale mode or whatever. I think there's a possibility for so many ways to have fun multiplayer sessions that haven't been explored. You don't have to follow exactly what everyone else is doing to make a great game.
Good answer
I think it looks good visually, but those visuals may come as a sacrifice to the combat. It just looks really clunky and weird, almost like Skyrim's first person combat, but maybe it's just my opinion.