Every time someone asks about the Bloodborne port, the announcement gets pushed back a month.
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To add one last bit of perspective on this, MH evangelicals have been playing and shilling these games for the last decade on relatively underpowered handhelds like the PSP and 3DS. Even during that, it was a big ass franchise for Capcom. The meme of getting on a Japanese train and just seeing people playing MH exclusively existed for a reason. To go from that environment to World is...jarring. It makes sense Capcom and Nintendo both want to keep that good thing going though, so catering to that demographic is something they are going to do. If it weren't for us, MHW wouldn't have been in a position to blow up like it did in the first place.
What is actually kind of weird though is they are clearly signposting they want this game to be super friendly to MHW players. Just lookin at how the weapons and maps work compared to the last Nintendo title(MHGU) is night and day. If I were a primary steam player, I'd feel left out too with the shitty PC release schedule. But the reality is they are trying to expand the portable playerbase off of MHW hype, and it won't hurt to throw it on PC later. Whoever said earlier there will be a more home focused MHW sequel (I still doubt it's called MHW2 and it'll be quite different) with a better PC release schedule is more than likely correct. I bet it'll get revealed while Rise is going through the G rank part of the cycle, giving plenty of time for some breathing room..
I'm right at the last chapter in Yakuza 4 and so far that's my reaction:
And an anime character gets added to the game.
I think the leaked Capcom schedule mentioned MH NS G in 2022 which is probably the G rank update and "Monster Hunter 6" in 2023 so this seems very likely.
So does anyone know when the Bloodborne port is coming? [UWSL]
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At the rate this thread is going, if the port ever releases it'll have basically turned into this.
Only on consoles iirc
The game is a remake of the arcade version and at the time wasn't liked by some fans
I like it still shrugs
EDIT: It runs fine on RPCS3 though, as I tested it some months ago and beaten it.
This was among the most played games on my PS3 as my young nephews and nieces really liked it
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Did Valve finally fix removed & hidden games counting?Something happened earlier today? My whislist went from 101 to 96.
That's the first (chronological, excluding Like a Dragon here) Yakuza release on PC I'm not getting day 1, huh.2 weeks to Yakuza 6
Still rather early in 3, I can't justify buying 6 when I still have 3 full games to go through.
Oh I found it. It's EA Play, I subbed into it yesterday and added a bunch of games to my library. They automatically removed from my whistlist then.
It's taking so long that not even media remembers about this.Based on this, Sean took about month to get papers to Devolver.
Devolvers answer was same as Rust's, asking for more time.
Valve, CDPR, kChamp and Ubisoft still haven't answered.
For me Aerosoft is a low quality publisher. Many of their games are underdeveloped and buggy, like On The Road - Truck Simulator.
TML developed two bus simulators. Both are not great games. Also, overpriced DLC.
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i don't feel like i have to explain myself ... but i got paid yesterday for a little job i did, if you really must know
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Here's some cool hi res old school artwork
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I was hoping I might be able to afford Nier at launch but just got hit with an unexpected bill, looking less likely now. God, I'm so tired.
You remember that lootbox lawsuit against Valve? From 2016.
well two class actions combined
one part is parents suing Valve for kids lootbox purchases using money parents gave
other part is kids suing Valve for their own lootbox purchases
Plaintiffs has lost both in arbitration and then resumed lawsuit
which seems to be finally going forward.
Seems like Valve did successfully got kids part dismissed, so only parents are now left.
hearing about dropping was about year ago and is even on youtube. but I guess corona delayed decission until december ish?.
Playing Cyberpunk with double-jump, stealth kills and a katana for quick fights feels very good.
I moved my PC from behind the 4K TV. Picked up two 27" 1440p 165hz monitors with G-sync and my god. My god. Why didn't I do this sooner? First of all, thank heck no more having to alt-tab for everything. Dual-monitors is great! The resolution loss (from 2160p to 1440p) is a bit of a sting, as an IQ hound but... G-sync is an absolute game changer holy shit. From playing FFXIV at 60hz to 120hz.. Just wow.
Can't wait to test it on other stuff! No more screen tearing, holy shit!!
Ah I guess one other thing about monitors Vs. TV is that Aliasing seems a lot more noticeable to me. But I can't quite tell if that's because I'm sitting closer, or because monitors don't have any post-processing chips inside them like a TV does.
Can't wait to test it on other stuff! No more screen tearing, holy shit!!
Ah I guess one other thing about monitors Vs. TV is that Aliasing seems a lot more noticeable to me. But I can't quite tell if that's because I'm sitting closer, or because monitors don't have any post-processing chips inside them like a TV does.
If you like this kind of gameplay, make sure to check Ghostrunner.
It's exactly 'Quicky darting through multiple enemies and chopping heads' with a katana for all of its duration.
Great game
Forza Horizon 4 hit 20k concurrent users. I think that might be the largest CCU number ever for a racing game on Steam.
It is not, Dirt 3 was almost 40k
Gothic remake is nice and all, but it's still years away. Don't forget that we're having a new Gothic game this coming months.
Yes, but that game was given away in a time where you could still farm the trading cards for it. In a nutshell, the peak was mostly bots (farming stc s).It is not, Dirt 3 was almost 40k
The execs at Microsoft must be laughing out loud against anyone complaining about their absurd pricing. Seriously, this is damn, damn sad.
damn, soo no way they fix the price, sad day indeedThe execs at Microsoft must be laughing out loud against anyone complaining about their absurd pricing. Seriously, this is damn, damn sad.
This was in the March backer update for Eiyuden Chronicle. Good to see it being addressed.
Indeed. And this goes further than Microsoft's games. Devs and publishers who did charge reasonable prices for their games must be scratching their head right now.
I really don't like where this is going:
- Microsoft charging €70 for their games and getting away with it
- Microsoft buying some of the most successful studios and publishers. Not only will these games release at €70 as well, but we won't see games from these developers in Humble Choice or cheap bundles anymore
- The same goes for EA: no more Codemasters games in Humble Choice or cheap bundles anymore
- Ubisoft pulling all their games from Steam - and worse - also from 3rd party keystores
- Epic moneyhatting dozens of popular 3rd party games in order to cripple other (and better) storefronts
- THQ Nordic buying a huge chunk of independent developers, God knows what their plans are...
Epic turned me into a "patient gamer" already, but the things I mentioned above are moving me away from playing AAA games completely. I'm not sure this is a bad thing to be honest. I'm having lots of fun with AA- and indiegames.
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This is also how many speak before the Epic "dump-truck o'scloozy moneys" shows up at their door and they do an about face/505 fucks them over as part of the publishing deal
I don't know about being overly pessimistic about the 70 bucks price tag. There's an inescapable reality there that wish as they might, Microsoft and the AAA industry can't avoid. Buying power has stagnated, if not dwindled with COVID outside of stimulus checks. They may be getting a relative success with sims and car games which you could argue already skew toward the richer demographics of gamers, but I doubt this is going to be sustainable or competitive in a more crowded market, let alone in a period dense with releases.
In my view, these are just corps being greedy and I hate to see them being rewarded, but I don't think this can fly industry-wide in the long term.
In my view, these are just corps being greedy and I hate to see them being rewarded, but I don't think this can fly industry-wide in the long term.
Roblox goes public, ends first day valued at $38bn
Roblox went public yesterday - and ended up with an eye-watering $38bn market cap.
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I've never even heard of Roblox before
what a fascinating thing :-D half 3d platformer , half text RPG about mundane work under shitty boss
It's like Minecraft but not minecraft, or so i understand it. My younger cousins loved it for a few months before moving on to the next thingRoblox goes public, ends first day valued at $38bn
Roblox went public yesterday - and ended up with an eye-watering $38bn market cap.
I've never even heard of Roblox before
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