Shindragon posted:

Isn't that canceled? I mean haven't heard a peep from it at all.

ImpAtom posted:

They run badly on everything. They have a poo poo engine that their either don't want or can't afford to update.

lets hang out posted:

They extended its trademark for the fifth time a few months ago

precision posted:

Dark Souls games should have optional quest markers.

CharlieFoxtrot posted:

precision posted:

You joke, but I would be fine with that.

precision posted:

You joke, but I would be fine with that.

Shindragon posted:

No. Keep that poo poo out.

CharlieFoxtrot posted:

lets hang out posted:

They should put in a button that loads up the hottest lps from youtube for people who can't muster the interest to play the game they paid for

chumbler posted:

I think telling people they're not good enough to play your game is worse than any "compromising" on the game the developers would have to do.

CharlieFoxtrot posted:

I ended up drawing a map for the Forbidden Woods in Bloodborne. Every other area I eventually knew by heart

Snooze Cruise posted:

what if its the greatest game in the world, but no human can beat it and its only playable by AIs and you have to watch different AIs do silent lets plays of it.

...someone do this it would be kinda neat

Jay Rust posted:

This is what Dark Souls maps look like

precision posted:

You joke, but I would be fine with that.

CharlieFoxtrot posted:

A game where every door asks you to take the square root of very large numbers to click on a specific pixel in a grid of 1,000,000 would be near-impossible for humans but trivial for computers

Gio posted:

hope this is a decent thread to post this!

My fiance and I are looking to buy either a PS4 or an Xbox One and could use some advice on which to buy. I lean toward the latter, my fiance the former. Given that I haven’t purchased a system since 2001 when I bought a PS2, I could use some help.

I’ll try to be as brief as possible…

• I do not give a poo poo about most of the exclusive games either system has. Shooters are dumb and are for manchildren. VR is dumb, too, I have no interest. Not really interested in Kinect and whatever the Sony equivalent to it is.
  
• Right now we play games on Steam, which is why I lean toward Xbox One. Can we play Steam games directly on the Xbox One, or is the only advantage that we can use the controller to play steam games (and emulated games)?
  
• We play games on steam on her computer but it has difficulty playing most games. (She is getting a new laptop soon.) She likes to watch me play horror games like Amnesia, Outlast, and Layers of Fear. Though I haven’t played much of anything recently, I like a lot of dumb retro indie games on Steam like Braid, Rochard, Ori and the Blind Forest, Trine etc. I also like Zelda-esque adventure games; those are cool. I’m a big Portal fan as well. Are a lot of steam games like the ones above available for download on Xbox and PS4’s marketplaces?
  
• We don’t have a blu-ray player, but we definitely would play blu-ray movies if we had the chance.
  
• We have a (new) Apple TV for our multimedia needs.

Not sure it would make a difference if we got either one. I almost think just getting a better computer is the best option, but I really loving hate the effort of hooking up my laptop, booting up everything etc. I want a console. My fiance is getting a new laptop so we’ll probably end up doing both.

In Training posted:

If Nioh and Last Guardian can come out I believe in Deep Down

precision posted:

But woof, Game of Thrones ran like hot buttered rear end

Loose Ifer posted:

I can't decide if Nioh is gonna be worth it or not if i don't like the souls games. Probably not?

CottonWolf posted:

And, lets not forget, was actively a bad game.

CharlieFoxtrot posted:

You cannot play Steam games on the Xbox or PS4. PS4 will have more "retro indie" games

Loose Ifer posted:

I can't decide if Nioh is gonna be worth it or not if i don't like the souls games. Probably not?

Sakurazuka posted:

Probably not, it's closer to something like Onimusha or Ninja Gaiden in style but structured very much like a Souls game.

Gio posted:

hope this is a decent thread to post this!

My fiance and I are looking to buy either a PS4 or an Xbox One and could use some advice on which to buy. I lean toward the latter, my fiance the former. Given that I haven’t purchased a system since 2001 when I bought a PS2, I could use some help.

I’ll try to be as brief as possible…

• I do not give a poo poo about most of the exclusive games either system has. Shooters are dumb and are for manchildren. VR is dumb, too, I have no interest. Not really interested in Kinect and whatever the Sony equivalent to it is.
  
• Right now we play games on Steam, which is why I lean toward Xbox One. Can we play Steam games directly on the Xbox One, or is the only advantage that we can use the controller to play steam games (and emulated games)?
  
• We play games on steam on her computer but it has difficulty playing most games. (She is getting a new laptop soon.) She likes to watch me play horror games like Amnesia, Outlast, and Layers of Fear. Though I haven’t played much of anything recently, I like a lot of dumb retro indie games on Steam like Braid, Rochard, Ori and the Blind Forest, Trine etc. I also like Zelda-esque adventure games; those are cool. I’m a big Portal fan as well. Are a lot of steam games like the ones above available for download on Xbox and PS4’s marketplaces?
  
• We don’t have a blu-ray player, but we definitely would play blu-ray movies if we had the chance.
  
• We have a (new) Apple TV for our multimedia needs.

Not sure it would make a difference if we got either one. I almost think just getting a better computer is the best option, but I really loving hate the effort of hooking up my laptop, booting up everything etc. I want a console. My fiance is getting a new laptop so we’ll probably end up doing both.

Gio posted:

hope this is a decent thread to post this!

My fiance and I are looking to buy either a PS4 or an Xbox One and could use some advice on which to buy. I lean toward the latter, my fiance the former. Given that I haven’t purchased a system since 2001 when I bought a PS2, I could use some help.

I’ll try to be as brief as possible…

• I do not give a poo poo about most of the exclusive games either system has. Shooters are dumb and are for manchildren. VR is dumb, too, I have no interest. Not really interested in Kinect and whatever the Sony equivalent to it is.
  
• Right now we play games on Steam, which is why I lean toward Xbox One. Can we play Steam games directly on the Xbox One, or is the only advantage that we can use the controller to play steam games (and emulated games)?
  
• We play games on steam on her computer but it has difficulty playing most games. (She is getting a new laptop soon.) She likes to watch me play horror games like Amnesia, Outlast, and Layers of Fear. Though I haven’t played much of anything recently, I like a lot of dumb retro indie games on Steam like Braid, Rochard, Ori and the Blind Forest, Trine etc. I also like Zelda-esque adventure games; those are cool. I’m a big Portal fan as well. Are a lot of steam games like the ones above available for download on Xbox and PS4’s marketplaces?
  
• We don’t have a blu-ray player, but we definitely would play blu-ray movies if we had the chance.
  
• We have a (new) Apple TV for our multimedia needs.

Not sure it would make a difference if we got either one. I almost think just getting a better computer is the best option, but I really loving hate the effort of hooking up my laptop, booting up everything etc. I want a console. My fiance is getting a new laptop so we’ll probably end up doing both.