Nothing new, really. As far as I'm aware, Nintendo of America was the first to do the "Body Type A/B" thing that's been plaguing character creation in video games for several years now. Animal Crossing: New Horizons came out in early 2020, the next earliest example I can think of being Star Wars Squadrons in late 2020.
I'd hate to see what that team's like now if this is the best the previous lot could do.
I have this crazy idea called never buying online only games.
Wasn't Jim Sterling involved with this and said himself in a review that it was a piece of shit?
I remember it seeming interesting when it was revealed. It probably would've been better if it was a straight up walking sim rather than trying to ape Bioshock like you said.
I also remember that. One of his more lucid moments in recent memory.
Yeah, I always make an effort to buy physical copies of games whenever. Only exception being something that can only come through things like Steam such as Football Manager. But even then, a single edition of Football Manager can stand the test of time.I have this crazy idea called never buying online only games.
100% of the games that I own work forever.
Anything that requires an online connection is slop I don't need to care about.
Steam DRM can be removed at any time and even if you want to talk about console storefronts where redownloading becomes impossible at some point it's not like the stuff on your console stops working.
Yeah, Physical or digital really doesn't matter. I'll support the games I believe deserve it.I have this crazy idea called never buying online only games.
100% of the games that I own work forever.
Anything that requires an online connection is slop I don't need to care about.
It might have been better as a Bioshock clone. That reveal trailer of the 1960s sci-fi dystopia looked great, if ham fisted. It might have been good if it delivered more of that.
Apparently the game was not that bad but very try hard with its humor and just generally really ugly to the point it does not capute the tone it was going for.
The Crew has a really novel idea(Travel across the entirety of USA mainland in one big open world) and was an actually decent game. Other than maybe it's sequels, which are also online only, I haven't heard of a racing game that had this scale. Problem is that it never should have been multiplayer only, in fact code exists in game to make it play offline(if I recall correctly)
I think you are right. I cant think of any games from before that game that started doing this shit. Nintendo Japan should just burn that Treehouse down.
I mean I do too. But what about games that are online only? Like Destiny as a random example. A game where you cant play unless you are online. It kind of makes a phyiscal copy feel worthless.
Number on problem with this game is the gameplay. It was ass and glitchy. The story and the art was good.
"That is a terribly charismatic duck.....hmmm, that gives me an idea."
I wish they had a guest that called out Dev's bullshit whenever that fag is on the show, specially the Brianna Wu dicksucking.
