I wasn't quite sure if Journey was Sony or not.
I’ve finished uncharted 4 for example 5 times. Bought it few times. Collected collectibles and so on.
I’m just saying you have a type, nothing wrong with that.
that is not how technology works.
good for you. what games do you like then?
There is also a strange sentiment against AA games on these enthusiastic forums, early PS4 had few AAA titles and was more focused on smaller game types (things like Resogun, Doki-Doki Universe, Entwined, Hohokum, CounterSpy, Helldivers and Tearaway Unfolded), and people often malign that era as one of Sony's worst years.
this is the only positve aspect i can see Services like Game Pass bringing to the industry.
I thought it was more like a remake because the original game couldn't be directly ported to PS4? Either way, I'm glad it exists, Tearaway is immensely more charming than LBP.
You're missing the point. MCU movies are design-by-committee. They look mostly the same (from the color grading, fx, etc.), have the same story beats, have forgettable setpieces and musical scores, lack compelling character arcs, and have very little if any artistic (read: director, writer, etc.) thumbprint. And adhering rigidly to a meta-continuity does not help matters.And someone brought up the MCU as a pejorative (as tends to happen in sony game threads) but i actually agree with the comparison.
Up until MCU who was really making big blockbuster tightly woven super hero movies? We got sprinkles of it with raimi spider-man, and Nolan dark knight but comic book movies for years were a mess.
Then Marvel brought it all together in a very big and entertaining way and only because it got so popular and well made that people began to have a problem with it. If it weren’t for marvel we’d still be relying on fox and sony to make good comic movies, stuff like, dark Phoenix, fantastic 4 and Morbius would be what we had to look forward to.
Because marvel/disney has been kicking everyones ass do you now see Warner Bros investing big bucks and trying to get their acts together with bringing in James Gunn and the like.
no dude. stop.
Still the best looking SoulsBorne game though.
What new mechanic has been introduced by what AA game? Please, tell me what Indie dev did what the big publishers couldnt. I need an example. I feel like we just got out of the "Silent Hill, PT Demo" template phase for AA horror games, and now we're in the middle of the "SoulsBorne" template phase for AA action RPGs?
Straight factc OP. I felt like I was cleansing my pallette of trash games after replaying TLOU2 on Grounded mode.
Soulsbourne games were literally borne from AA titles. Demon Souls and Dark Souls were *not* AAA games. Some other "AA", "A", and "indie" games that offered a unique take on games and offered something vastly different and new for gaming as a whole: NieR, Braid, FEZ, Creature in the Well, Crypt of the Necrodancer, The Binding of Isaac, LIMBO (and its spiritual successor with INSIDE), Beat Saber, League of Legends (was not a AAA game when it first began), I can keep going on.
Thats not true. A lot of people genuinely don't like the movies and get extremely burned out on the same thing over and over.
Looking better doesnt make a game good.
Starfield ain't it. The graphics were extremely underwhelming.
Creation engine handles open world much better than other engines. That is why skyrim is unique with how you interact with the world.
You dont need visually for next gen.
I think you are confusing gameplay with systems.
dont jinx them
yep. and it shows"All of Returnal is handcrafted, but the most exciting thing about the game is every time you play, we procedurally connect these moments, connecting our handcrafted environments, level design, combat, and narrative beats. It still surprises me with how wild the variation can be as Selene fights across Atropos and the surprises we have set up."
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Next gen specs can introduce new gameplay mode, which cant be played on old gen.
i am not talking about hardware i am talking about systems inside the game
That system is good for modding.
try harder boy
Same mechanics. Slow paced narrative focused third person adventure game. The milking.
You can mock them as much as you want, but they sure know how to handle both worlds. Its why I enjoyed Spiderman alot, despite mediocre gameplay.
I didn’t say I don’t like them, in fact I do. But they are always the same concept game wise, and I miss the variety found during the ps3 generation. Sony is not moving out of their comfort area.
I actually enjoyed Halo Infinite, but how many years will it take for those other games to come out? Last time I heard Elder Scrolls 6 is scheduled for 2030 or something and I have a feeling that Fable is at least 4 years away and that’s being generous.
Every game looks the same concept. From open world to racing to jrpg to cinematic games.
AAA games and their engines need many years to be made. Consider that until last year devs didn't have access to game engines that started to unlock the potential of the next gen, but most of the AAA games being publishedd now started to be developed in 2017 or 2018. So they were started to be made as previous gen games because didn't even know the current gen hardware specs. So basically, even the next gen only games published until now, and maybe most of the ones to be published in a year or two in the future, are previous gen games with some extra bells & whistles.
The variety is there, you just ignore it. GT7, Ratchet and Clank, Demon's Souls, Dreams, Returnal, Spiderman. All PS3 like variety you choose to ignore for a narrative.
