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Fulchrum posted:So do we know what languages Bloodbourne is gonna be released in on February 6th? Any chance of an English language Hong Kong version? neetengie posted:I think the Feb 6th release is worldwide, but it's probably just the Asian release. http://blog.us.playstation.com/2014/09/17/bloodborne-coming-262015-to-ps4-collectors-edition-detailed/ US and Japan February 6th. Europe probably around then, too.
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AATREK CURES KIDS posted:I didn't need to install drivers for it, I just configured the controller in Emuhawk. The problem doesn't seem to be with my drivers, the problem is with the controller unattaching itself from the PC so it can try communicating with the PS4 in the next room. I tried with another controller, this one is working and I'm not sure what's different. Stick Figure Mafia posted:I'd enjoy PT a lot more if they added a shotgun and maybe some multiplayer maps. vv: I'd like to see the gameplay similar to how it was in the SH 1-3 games, that's all. neetengie fucked around with this message at 07:33 on Sep 18, 2014 |
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Sep 18, 2014 07:29
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neetengie posted:Oh gently caress off. Seriously. I've never seen a game more in need of a tight combo system and maybe a dodge maneuver.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2cYlwPMMRs Here's the MGSV gameplay session. Looks loving awesome.
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FAT SLAMPIG posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2cYlwPMMRs Also here's a Gamersyde version: http://www.gamersyde.com/download_metal_gear_solid_v_the_phantom_pain_tgs_showfloor_presentation_part_-33008_en.html It appears to have been shot from far to the left, though.
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neetengie posted:Oh gently caress off. 
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Hahahaha holy gently caress, this is so wrong.
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The Cameo posted:http://blog.us.playstation.com/2014/09/17/bloodborne-coming-262015-to-ps4-collectors-edition-detailed/ EU blog says the 6th for Europe too.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Hahahaha holy gently caress, this is so wrong. I feel like a dumbass for asking this but what is this from? EDIT: Oh is that from PT? C'mon any game is better with a 2D FPS shotgun.
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Sep 18, 2014 08:26
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Deep Down https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6eKPwv_LY4 Yakuza https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiMXAPBz0W4 Driveclub https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLy-d93S3Q8 Ys https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjBXXK_-sYk
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Ys VIII will be taking place between IV and V, they need to an include an unlockable option where you just hold your weapon straight out instead of using an attack button.
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 Just a couple of dudes on a road trip. (I hope there is a deployable grill item)
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I know no one really gives a poo poo about talking about this game right now, but I finally dumped a few hours into Fez and I gotta say this game is like, really loving good. I know a bunch of people think Phil Fish is worse than Hitler, but I seriously can't believe how many people I've seen call it a lovely game on these forums. It has a super awesome sense of exploration and atmosphere, the puzzle platforming is mostly top notch. It just seems all around really inspired and unique. I'm kind of baffled as to why I didn't get into it more when it came out on Xbox. E: also thisVVVVVVV...Jesus Christ this game looks amazing. veni veni veni fucked around with this message at 09:33 on Sep 18, 2014 |
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Stick Figure Mafia posted:It looks like we are getting Bloodborne in February along with Japan (or at least I hope this is what that means). 
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Also (possibly nws) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEk8FNW3e5Q Ishin was something of a disappointment but this looks like the real deal. It's time to tear poo poo up in 80s Japan with disco and face smashing and dirty VHS tapes and retro haircuts and old arcade games and everything else. Yakuza games have more and more ridiculous content than anything else. Samurai Sanders fucked around with this message at 09:49 on Sep 18, 2014 |
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Can I just say that I'd happily take a text-only localization of Yakuza.
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NESguerilla posted:I know no one really gives a poo poo about talking about this game right now, but I finally dumped a few hours into Fez and I gotta say this game is like, really loving good. I know a bunch of people think Phil Fish is worse than Hitler, but I seriously can't believe how many people I've seen call it a lovely game on these forums. It has a super awesome sense of exploration and atmosphere, the puzzle platforming is mostly top notch. It just seems all around really inspired and unique. I'm kind of baffled as to why I didn't get into it more when it came out on Xbox. Yeah it was good.
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Sprat Sandwich posted:Can I just say that I'd happily take a text-only localization of Yakuza. edit: vvv some people use a translation guide on the internet. Samurai Sanders fucked around with this message at 10:22 on Sep 18, 2014 |
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Sprat Sandwich posted:Can I just say that I'd happily take a text-only localization of Yakuza. This Why the hell don't they do this watching these trailers of Yakuzas depressing as I know I'll never be able to play them. Sure I can play them with no translation but whats the point as I don't understand Japanese language! 
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Samurai Sanders posted:In Yakuza games a minority of the dialog is voice acted, so I don't think that would save so much money, relatively speaking. Either way, they are convinced, correctly or not, that the series is just too Japan specific to be worth the effort to export. For one thing, it has marketing tie-ups with like fifty Japan only brands of food and clothes and magazines and a bunch of other stuff. There is also the fact that there is an absolute poo poo ton of lines they would actually need to translate, the yakuza series probably have more lines than most novels.
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Ashtarath posted:There is also the fact that there is an absolute poo poo ton of lines they would actually need to translate, the yakuza series probably have more lines than most novels. Samurai Sanders fucked around with this message at 10:33 on Sep 18, 2014 |
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Sep 18, 2014 10:23
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I can't remember the last time such an anticipated title as Bloodborne came out within 7 months of being announced. God bless you From. (I know they just held off announcing it until DS2 was out, but still).
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Samurai Sanders posted:In Yakuza games a minority of the dialog is voice acted, so I don't think that would save so much money, relatively speaking. Either way, they are convinced, correctly or not, that the series is just too Japan specific to be worth the effort to export. For one thing, it has marketing tie-ups with like fifty Japan only brands of food and clothes and magazines and a bunch of other stuff. Those companies have probably invested a lot of money in the game being made for the Japanese market, but they have no reason to spend any money on a localization to elsewhere. Oh. I always thought that they didn't get localized because of the amount of voiceover work needed. That's a real bummer.
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Man, I was so hyped on the PS4 train, and still am......but all of my friends chose Xbox One instead and now I play Destiny by myself while they have all their stories 
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^^^^ Don't worry, you can also feel bad about missing out on Crackdown. Not trying to troll here, but can someone explain to me the fascination with Bloodborne and Demons Soul/Dark Souls/Dark Souls 2? I played Demons Soul and didn't dig it much, but Dark Souls looked like a reskinned version with some tweaks, and Dark Souls 2 looked like a bigger, reskinneder version with more tweaks. Same types of areas, etc. Bloodborne looks like a reskinned Dark Souls 2, albeit with a gothic/cathedral look to it. Maybe it's just me, and I am fully prepared to admit I "don't get it", but it doesn't seem any different than the umpteen billion Call of Duty releases that come out where it's still the same basic game but in a browner environment with big poo poo to kill. Am I just missing out on something with it, or is it just a niche that REALLY loves playing this same game over and over and over? Not bitching about the game, cause again, haven't played it and don't plan to, I'm just wondering if there's something I am missing out on that isn't really shown in the trailers or reviews of the game. Seems to basically just be "THIS GAME IS HARD, NOW GO GET A SPEAR OR SWORD AND KILL poo poo IN THIS CASTLE, AND IN THIS OTHER, OH HO HO HO YOU DIED HAHAHHAHAHA NOW START OVER AGAIN WUSSY".
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:^^^^ Don't worry, you can also feel bad about missing out on Crackdown. It's a very open game system as you can learn magic or miracles or swordplay, or multiple weird and interesting weapons. It's punishingly difficult but it generally doesn't feel unfair. Any death you have is earned. Any misstep you make is yours. THere are consequences to your actions when you get killed, which is pretty rare in that sort of game. Normally you just start the level again, but Demon's Souls, if you lose your souls, they're gone if you don't pick them back up. So there's a risk/reward thing going on. I love the visuals of the games too. The multiplayer system is innovative and for me, rewarding. The monster design is fairly unique. I dunno. It's a lot of game, really.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:^^^^ Don't worry, you can also feel bad about missing out on Crackdown. I do But, to be fair, I have also yet to play Last of Us or any of the Uncharted's, and etc..
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89 posted:I do Not gonna lie man, if I can find an xbone on the cheap I'm buying it for Crackdown. I loving loved that game. The second one, not so much. The first one I played the gently caress outta that demo for hours until the game came out. That orb sound was like Pavlovian crack to me.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:^^^^ Don't worry, you can also feel bad about missing out on Crackdown. They're hard but not unfair, the controls are ridiculously tight, the combat is probably the best of any ARPG and it's the closest thing you can get to a 3d metroidvania game.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:^^^^ Don't worry, you can also feel bad about missing out on Crackdown. I think that's all there is it, I also simply don't like playing those games, but barring a few bugs they are very much reliant on the player's skills and reward you with a sense of satisfaction stemming from overcoming challenges by your own wits and mettle. Or at least they do for some people, unfortunately not for me. As long as the discussion is ended at that it's all fine, you don't want nor need to get into the specifics - all kind of games are not for everybody, Bloodborne is no exception.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:^^^^ Don't worry, you can also feel bad about missing out on Crackdown. Demon's Souls and Dark Souls are pretty different. The gameplay itself is similar, but the overall structure's worlds apart. Demon's Souls is set across 5 (?) smallish, mostly linear areas, while Dark Souls is set in a single, sprawling environment. And they came out like 3 years apart, so it's hardly an annual CoD thing. You can accuse DS2 of being more of a cheap sequel release sort of thing, but that was more of a side game to keep people interested while the next big one's made (again a 3+ year gap). Sort of like AC Brotherhood, but not as loving blatant or disgusting. It works out to 3 base games with large evolutions in the gameplay, structure and setting and 1 spinoff/sequel over a 6 year period. That's not exactly playing the same game over and over again. It's no Monster Hunter. Also your last paragraph is just being a purposefully ignorant oval office about it. stev fucked around with this message at 12:31 on Sep 18, 2014 |
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Still weirded out about how incredibly hyped I am for Bloodborne. I haven't beaten any Souls game or really even been deep in them but that game, I need it. It's everything I want out of the souls genre. And that world. Oh man that world. I can't wait to get creeped out and die a billion times while smiling like an idiot at massive crows and creepy grandpas with massive fuckoff weapons.
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FF Type-0 dated for March 20th release in Europe (and Aus/NZ) and North America. The next generation is almost here! Sony will present a new game on the last day of TGS apparently.
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MrLonghair posted:FF Type-0 dated for March 20th release in Europe (and Aus/NZ) and North America. The next generation is almost here! Was that considered a good game? I remember it being announced like 10 years ago but never heard about it again, except when it was occasionally mentioned alongside VersusXIII.
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It got a weird sort of 'hype' because it's one of the only FF games to never get an English translation, until now, I can't tell you if it's any good until March though.
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Nope. Gameplay is too reliant on waiting around for the weakspot/instakill marker to show up, a lot of magic is pretty useless, the characters level up separately (so you need to grind your butt off), the characters barely have any character, the story becomes incomprehensible ala FF13 towards the end and you need to read datalogs to have any idea what the hell is going on. The atmosphere and setting is pretty neat, though, as is the music. Maybe they'll fix some of the problems, but they probably won't.
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Steve2911 posted:Was that considered a good game? I remember it being announced like 10 years ago but never heard about it again, except when it was occasionally mentioned alongside VersusXIII. I've played it a bit after the fan translation was released and I think it's not very good, merely good - I think the amount of waiting and obvious hope of release/no release has gotten it far too much hype through no effort of SE, but I don't think it was worth waiting for for so long. If the price it set as a budget title, like they do with their other HD rereleases, then it'd be worth, if like the announced PS4 version of Sleeping Dogs, then no way, especially since it'll be only console based with no Vita version (other than Remote Play, of course, but that's hardly SE's accolade).
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