@astidcrisse:
Ha! I spent 70 hours doing nothing but sidequest in Oblivion. I only closed ONE gate. Never finished the game and felt satisfied.
Ha! I spent 70 hours doing nothing but sidequest in Oblivion. I only closed ONE gate. Never finished the game and felt satisfied.
"Using the Best Google Android Phone"
I feel like this statement is made every few months. Better Android phones are just around the corner.
Hell I bet HTC puts out something that makes this look like shit in exactly 3 months.
Edit: Just wanted to add that this (of course) does not mean the older phones are somehow obsolete.
I feel like this statement is made every few months. Better Android phones are just around the corner.
Hell I bet HTC puts out something that makes this look like shit in exactly 3 months.
Edit: Just wanted to add that this (of course) does not mean the older phones are somehow obsolete.
@xhedgehogx:
Unless you get Infinity Blade or Puzzle Quest 2. Then you can enjoy really good controls!
Unless you get Infinity Blade or Puzzle Quest 2. Then you can enjoy really good controls!
@xhedgehogx: Careful there! The controls and camera are junk.
I sense much frustration in your future young jedi.
I sense much frustration in your future young jedi.
@Archaotic:
Actually the PSP Go was indeed a attack on the iPhone/iPod Touch:
[news.softpedia.com]
"[Sony's Claire Backhouse] also admits that the Go is a way of responding to the increased importance of the iPhone in the gaming segment, with the PSP Mini service allowing more games to be delivered with lower prices. Sony is also thinking about adding more support for music and video streaming after the initial launch in order to emphasize the versatility of the PlayStation Portable Go."
You can read the whole interview on gamesindustry.biz
Actually the PSP Go was indeed a attack on the iPhone/iPod Touch:
[news.softpedia.com]
"[Sony's Claire Backhouse] also admits that the Go is a way of responding to the increased importance of the iPhone in the gaming segment, with the PSP Mini service allowing more games to be delivered with lower prices. Sony is also thinking about adding more support for music and video streaming after the initial launch in order to emphasize the versatility of the PlayStation Portable Go."
You can read the whole interview on gamesindustry.biz
@DarthPugz:
Infinity Blade does indeed look outstanding! Hope it's another hit for Chair.
Infinity Blade does indeed look outstanding! Hope it's another hit for Chair.
@Archaotic:
"Anti-Apple? I have a MacBook Pro and an iPhone 4. "
Yeah same here. As well as a DS, PSP, a 360, PS3...hell if you can play games on it there's a good chance I own it. I love games! Which is why it puzzles me when I see someone hate on legitimately awesome iPhone games. YES of course there are a ton of BAD iPhone games, but there are also a lot of great games.
Great...MOBILE games.
"I play my DS and PSP exclusively at home, on the couch, when I'm trying to relax."
Exactly. And like I said I mostly play my DS at home as well. Which is why I think Apple (and soon Android with Gingerbread/PSP Phone) has the mobile gaming market cornered. The 3DS and PSP2 will probably sell rather well, but I'm 100% certain most people will be gaming on their Smartphone or iPod Touch. What's the statistic? 70% of people with an iPhone and iPod Touch play games? What are the iOS device numbers at now? Yeah it's already surpassed PSP sales in half the time.
Hell that's what the PSP Go was all about. Sony thought they could fight Apple on equal ground if they released a similar product. But they don't get it. People don't want a PS2 on the go. They wany Angry Birds. They want drop in, drop out games. The shit mobile gaming USED to be about. This is why I definitely think Apple really is the future of mobile gaming.
Edit: This article is pretty relevant:
[toucharcade.com]
"Anti-Apple? I have a MacBook Pro and an iPhone 4. "
Yeah same here. As well as a DS, PSP, a 360, PS3...hell if you can play games on it there's a good chance I own it. I love games! Which is why it puzzles me when I see someone hate on legitimately awesome iPhone games. YES of course there are a ton of BAD iPhone games, but there are also a lot of great games.
Great...MOBILE games.
"I play my DS and PSP exclusively at home, on the couch, when I'm trying to relax."
Exactly. And like I said I mostly play my DS at home as well. Which is why I think Apple (and soon Android with Gingerbread/PSP Phone) has the mobile gaming market cornered. The 3DS and PSP2 will probably sell rather well, but I'm 100% certain most people will be gaming on their Smartphone or iPod Touch. What's the statistic? 70% of people with an iPhone and iPod Touch play games? What are the iOS device numbers at now? Yeah it's already surpassed PSP sales in half the time.
Hell that's what the PSP Go was all about. Sony thought they could fight Apple on equal ground if they released a similar product. But they don't get it. People don't want a PS2 on the go. They wany Angry Birds. They want drop in, drop out games. The shit mobile gaming USED to be about. This is why I definitely think Apple really is the future of mobile gaming.
Edit: This article is pretty relevant:
[toucharcade.com]
@Archaotic:
Your post are normally anti-Apple so I'm not going to try to reason with you, but I will say that my iPhone battery last considerably longer and I play more games on it than my PSP.
In fact I'm sure the same is true for Brian Crecente and the rest of the Kotaku staff. I don't know where you're getting the idea that only casual gamers play iPhone games. My friends and I are all gamers in our late 20's and prefer the iPhone/iPod Touch to bringing our DS or PSP (ironically I usual play my DS at home).
Games like Square's Chaos Rings offer the same depth and length as anything found on the DS or PSP.
Your post are normally anti-Apple so I'm not going to try to reason with you, but I will say that my iPhone battery last considerably longer and I play more games on it than my PSP.
In fact I'm sure the same is true for Brian Crecente and the rest of the Kotaku staff. I don't know where you're getting the idea that only casual gamers play iPhone games. My friends and I are all gamers in our late 20's and prefer the iPhone/iPod Touch to bringing our DS or PSP (ironically I usual play my DS at home).
Games like Square's Chaos Rings offer the same depth and length as anything found on the DS or PSP.
Pfft...with new iPad's right around the corner? I say no thank you sir.
I live close by and would love to go but I'm sick!
Have one on me guys!
Have one on me guys!
@ericesque:
Can't wait to see a screenshot of someone running Chrome OS through Windows XP on Mac via Parallels.
Can't wait to see a screenshot of someone running Chrome OS through Windows XP on Mac via Parallels.
@colpittsdragon:
Now you know how I feel about Pluto maaaaaan!
Now you know how I feel about Pluto maaaaaan!
@jesuswhammy:
I correct YOOOOOU! It's 1.99 bro
#corrections@jesus
I correct YOOOOOU! It's 1.99 bro
#corrections@jesus
@pandafresh: Probably. But if it's like other freemium games, everything will be unlocked from the beginning.
I've played a few free-to-play games and it's not pretty. You have to pay 1-10 dollars for new levels and to unlock certain equipment.
I've played a few free-to-play games and it's not pretty. You have to pay 1-10 dollars for new levels and to unlock certain equipment.
@Holku: Haha too true sir.
He should randomly nuke Gotham after the end credits roll to insure no one fucks with his series.
He should randomly nuke Gotham after the end credits roll to insure no one fucks with his series.
I thought Nolan said this was THE last Batman film in his series.
Didn't he say that his movies would have a definitive end. I could have sworn I heard him rant about how movies were not like comics and needed closure.
Didn't he say that his movies would have a definitive end. I could have sworn I heard him rant about how movies were not like comics and needed closure.
@FakingThruLife:
In his defense, that's not all him. All that gruff was added in post-production. The thought he didn't sound menacing enough.
You'll notice his voice isn't nearly as offensive in Begins.
In his defense, that's not all him. All that gruff was added in post-production. The thought he didn't sound menacing enough.
You'll notice his voice isn't nearly as offensive in Begins.
@LordHelmet: That's excellent news!
Can't wait to get home now.
Can't wait to get home now.
@hagren: Seriously!
This is neat but I can do all that in 1/10 the time with a keyboard and mouse.
This is neat but I can do all that in 1/10 the time with a keyboard and mouse.
*spits coffee*
THAT WAS TWENTY YEARS AGO?!
Oh god...I'm an old, old man.
THAT WAS TWENTY YEARS AGO?!
Oh god...I'm an old, old man.
