Yeah, that much is as clear as day. It's really funny, I remember Sony insisting a few years ago that they don't consider PC/Steam as direct competition for them, but clearly that changed if they're willing to moneyhat games such FF7R to be full timed exclusives, and not just console exclusives. I'm willing to bet that the huge increase in Japanese games releases on Steam has coincided with a decrease on their sales on PS4, however small that decrease may be.
If there is a reason for the decrease in PS4 JRPG sales, it must be because of censorship. Omega Labyrinth Switch (no censorship) sales is much higher than PS4 (with censorship).
Yeah that also must not have helped sales for some of these games on the PS4. Their loss though, anything that encourages bigger adoption of Steam by Japanese companies is fine by me
If you want everything, you should buy HITMAN 2 - Gold Edition, which includes all Hitman 2 content (game + both Expansion packs, including some future content).
If you want everything, you should buy HITMAN 2 - Gold Edition, which includes all Hitman 2 content (game + both Expansion packs, including some future content).
Then, you will need to either purchase the rest of the GOTY content for the first game, which is this package:
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Or, you should buy this Legacy Pack (which is for those who own the full HITMAN game, but not the GOTY content)
It's the same thing. Buy whatever is cheaper (usually, it's the first option).
The difference between those Legacy packs, is that the "full" one is for those who don't own HITMAN, the second, is an upgrade option for those who own HITMAN, but not the GOTY content.
When you launch HITMAN 2 for the first time, it will detect you own the first game, and it will automatically download all the maps from the first game, so, you don't need to play the first game.
Play all the story content and locations on HITMAN 2, since the developers made some improvements to the content, and you progress and unlockables will be tracked (you can't pass this content from 1 to 2).
As for all this complication, it's probably because of the deal IO Interactive made with Square, and 1 & 2 had different publishers.
It's not as complicated as it may sound.
When HITMAN 2 launched, if you already owned the GOTY edition of the first game, the game granted you the GOTY Legacy Pack (so you would have all the content of the first game on 2). If you only had the "full game", and not the GOTY content, the game would grant you all content except the GOTY edition, and you could upgrade by buying the GOTY Legacy Pack upgrade.
Too bad a lot of companies still think PC as afterthoughtYeah that also must not have helped sales for some of these games on the PS4. Their loss though, anything that encourages bigger adoption of Steam by Japanese companies is fine by me
Spike Chunsoft puts all their games on PC Day 1 and Arc System Works has been putting most of their titles on PC day 1 as well.Too bad a lot of companies still think PC as afterthought
I think only Bamco put their games on PC day 1.
And fuck Atlus.
If you're gonna buy Hitman 2 get it from CD Keys, the Gold Edition is usually around $25 to $30 there.
www.cdkeys.com
THE GOTY content for 1 is frequently on sale, even outside of Steam, so it may be cheaper to get the content for 1 (of the actual GOTY Edition of the game), than to buy that Legacy Pack upgrade, depending on the occasion.
I just doubt at this early stage that Sony would invest in a complex expensive design for dev kits. It's gonna look like a boring PC case. Patents don't really mean much, Sony (or was it Microsoft) also holds a patent for literal advert breaks within games, yet I don't know of any of their titles that uses it.
Thanks for taking the time to write all this up! I really appreciate it.
Yes.
Be careful: for existing win32 games on the Windows Store, game files are still protected. This may severely limit modding and advanced tweaking!
Gears 5 will use Win32, Not UWP. So if you're planning on playing it with Gamepass you dont have to worry about UWP shitting up your system
Like I mentioned, if you play the locations of Hitman 1 in Hitman 1, the progress and unlocks done will not be reflected on Hitman 2 (especially since some of the unlocks are different).Just for clarification, the mastery and unlocks I've done in Hitman 1 will be available when I play any content in 2?
Or do I need to replay the 1 missions in 2 to get the unlocks?
Sorry if I'm asking a lot of questions...
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This is my favorite Arnold "oneliner" (oneworder?). I almost died laughing when I watched that scene for the first time.
I might play RotTR later this year but TR13 left a super bad impression on me. I can't exact pinpoint why, but one thing I can say for sure is that it should've ended earlier.
I don't remember much about the original Y1 so I can't say for sure about the pacing, but Majima Everywhere random encounters start getting pretty boring early, yeah. He appearing in mini-games, though, always made me at least chuckle a bit.
RotTR is about the same length, though I felt like it was better paced. There's not nearly as much backtracking through the same areas as TR2013, which I appreciated. And RotTR fills the time better too. By the time I was ready for it to end, it was also wrapping up. In TR2013, I was stunned to learn I was only halfway when I started feeling like I had enough of it.
It looks a lot like but it showed off in the demo or video I saw a person mostly looting a car
Those are the usually accepted date ranges. i was born in '85 but as my parents were boomers and we lived in a small town, i often feel very disconnected from a lot of millennial traits.Just saw this on Reddit, if this is "correct" (as in, it's probablyh just a label, cant' scientifically prove the years here), then Im gen Z.
I thought the range for Millennials was slightly further into the 90s. My usual thinking is that anyone born after 2000 is probably a Zoomer, anyone before that is closer to a Millennial. Looser conceptual bracket for Americans: if you can remember a time before 9/11, even vaguely, you're a Millennial. If the context of your childhood was the '08 recession, you're a Zoomer.Just saw this on Reddit, if this is "correct" (as in, it's probablyh just a label, cant' scientifically prove the years here), then Im gen Z.
What's after Gen Z? It's already 2019Just saw this on Reddit, if this is "correct" (as in, it's probablyh just a label, cant' scientifically prove the years here), then Im gen Z.
Each gen lasts 15 years, so 2019 is still Gen Z.
