No, but you can be happy for those who look forward to it.
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Sony exclusives on PC is my absolute dream! I can't wait to see how all of this shakes out.
I wouldn't expect the PC version to drop anytime before six months after the DLC drops on XboxWill be funny if next week KH3 announced for PC.
Edit.: If there will be one
If that's true the good news is that even if Sony and MS keep acquiring new studios the games will still available on PC
Everything in gaming has to be a fucking drama, it's baffling. I have to keep telling myself that these posts are all written by kids and are just the equivalent of the Mario vs Sonic debates I had in the schoolyard when I was 12.
To break from the hate train, I quite liked HZD. It's one of my favorite 3rd-person games ever, a lot of that is the world and design though, almost all 3rd person pseudo action games have the same core mechanics, just varied up. For it's sake it does do those parts very competently. God of War is the better game probably but both are great.
Submitted my Goty / GotD votes. I kind of wish I could have left comments for more than just the #1 but since they wouldn't have been seen I guess it's silly. Of course I just admitted to thinking HZD was good so I'm sure everyone can safely ignore my opinions anyway
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Submitted my Goty / GotD votes. I kind of wish I could have left comments for more than just the #1 but since they wouldn't have been seen I guess it's silly. Of course I just admitted to thinking HZD was good so I'm sure everyone can safely ignore my opinions anyway
:GOTY
It was a tough call because no one game stood above the rest clearly for me here, but Katana ZERO had just a little bit "extra" in my head. It tells a story well, it presents rooms in bite size puzzle pieces, it oozes style in a familiar yet new way akin to Hotline Miami. I haven't finished MO but it's already up there in my eyes, and Supraland might have been higher if I hadn't hated the combat so, so much. It's a testament to the puzzle aspects that it's on the list at all. Baba is You is an odd one as I don't own it, and only have watched people play it, but it's fantastic and I definitely want to play it through myself sometime.
GOTD
It's Minecraft (just kidding). I bought and played Minecraft pretty early on in the alpha/beta days, even though I was "older" than many I've never been one to care much about that getting in the way of entertainment, eventually enlisting a few friends and family, and some of my fondest memories are of my (and our) adventures and building projects in the game. It's the single game I most constantly wish I had more time for, even though I've played it so much.
It's noteworthy that some of my GOTY from previous years did not even make the decade list. It's been a staggeringly good decade for gaming, despite companies' best efforts to ruin it cough EA/Bethesda/Epic cough.
- Katana ZERO
- MO:Astray
- Supraland
- A Short Hike
- Baba is You
It was a tough call because no one game stood above the rest clearly for me here, but Katana ZERO had just a little bit "extra" in my head. It tells a story well, it presents rooms in bite size puzzle pieces, it oozes style in a familiar yet new way akin to Hotline Miami. I haven't finished MO but it's already up there in my eyes, and Supraland might have been higher if I hadn't hated the combat so, so much. It's a testament to the puzzle aspects that it's on the list at all. Baba is You is an odd one as I don't own it, and only have watched people play it, but it's fantastic and I definitely want to play it through myself sometime.
GOTD
- Minecraft
- Hollow Knight
- Fallout: New Vegas
- Hyper Light Drifter
- Portal 2
- Endless Space 2
- Titanfall 2
- Batman: Arkham City
- Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition
- Assassin's Creed: Odyssey
It's Minecraft (just kidding). I bought and played Minecraft pretty early on in the alpha/beta days, even though I was "older" than many I've never been one to care much about that getting in the way of entertainment, eventually enlisting a few friends and family, and some of my fondest memories are of my (and our) adventures and building projects in the game. It's the single game I most constantly wish I had more time for, even though I've played it so much.
It's noteworthy that some of my GOTY from previous years did not even make the decade list. It's been a staggeringly good decade for gaming, despite companies' best efforts to ruin it cough EA/Bethesda/Epic cough.
Never tried it! I don't do sunflower oil though. It's actually not that hard to make mayo in tiny batches because the good brands of this stuff are too expensive anyway. I'd eat a jar with a spoon. With Hellmans that's a horrible thought.I think you mean
(The PC equivalent of the Berlin wall coming down is going on and I'm more interested in condiments...)
Stop whining about HZD.
Be glad they're not leading with Days Gone.
Or, worst of all, Order 1886.
Be glad they're not leading with Days Gone.
Or, worst of all, Order 1886.
Hey, please never be shy of sharing your opinions. That’s what makes this forum great. I know I can come off as a jerk sometimes and I apologize for that.Of course I just admitted to thinking HZD was good so I'm sure everyone can safely ignore my opinions anyway
The Order is great, fite me
Order 1886 is much better than Days Gone.
Mostly because it's a much better looking, less janky and shorter game.
Days Gone is coming for sure.
And its Unreal Engine so it will take 2 days to port it to PC.
Ceiling Tim probably already claimed it as well.
And its Unreal Engine so it will take 2 days to port it to PC.
Ceiling Tim probably already claimed it as well.
I literally had no idea it was made with sunflower oil lol
When I bought it I got it because I liked their ketchup brand and I figured their other stuff would be just as good and it ended up being pretty good
Don't get me wrong I have no ill will to anyone who enjoys the things I don't nor should my opinion lessen the enjoyment you take from the game, it's just that PC for me was always about new and different experiences and not more of the same tired formula.
My happiness and other people happiness aren't two mutually exclusive concepts.
Honest to god, the first thing that sprung to my mind when I saw the trailer 3 or 4 years ago was "They're doing an Enslaved sequel?". A post apocalyptic world with robots isn't exactly new, even if they are dinos.
1886 gave me an easy Platinum so that's a +1. It also gave me headaches for days thanks to its vaseline smeared, overprocessed, motion-blurred visuals so that's a -1886. It could look nice on PC after turning off all the smearing though, 97,5% of the budget obviously went into the graphics while the the game designer and script writer got kicked out a week after the project started.
Give up now or I'll post a gif of those werewolf fights.
Hmm, can't really argue with that, the female protagonists even kinda look similar somewhat. Still, robodinos....
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Yeah, more games on your favorite platform - the better? What's up with all these hot takes lol
I wonder if a game like Cyberpunk getting delayed just means another 5 months of crunch for the people working on it. A lot of people assume that it will allow them to finish the game without working themselves to death but I wonder if that's really the case.
PC gamers playing HZD be like...
PS5 will be fine. Not everyone wants a PC, has the money for one or the space. The convenience of a console together with their friends lists mean the odd exclusive coming late won't make much impact. I doubt it anyway. It'll just mean a bit of extra cash for Sony at the start of a new console gen, help recoup some of that R&D money and maybe get PC gamers to consider a PS5 for HZD2 or other games.
I love PC gaming but they can be a real pain in the ass at times.
PS5 will be fine. Not everyone wants a PC, has the money for one or the space. The convenience of a console together with their friends lists mean the odd exclusive coming late won't make much impact. I doubt it anyway. It'll just mean a bit of extra cash for Sony at the start of a new console gen, help recoup some of that R&D money and maybe get PC gamers to consider a PS5 for HZD2 or other games.
I love PC gaming but they can be a real pain in the ass at times.
I thought you were pointing at Cyberpunk. That would have been brutal.
It is only after reading the replies that I understand you actually talk about that Horizon game. I cannot say that I care, because I cannot even be bothered to click on the link to the article. :cpc_lol: Based on your avatar, I guess we both care about the same kind of games. All I care about is Spelunky 2, Hollow Knight 2, and Ori 2.
It was a little smarmy, I rarely have a concern sharing my opinions
It's interesting because I feel like I can come off as harsh in many reviews (check my Steam reviews, haha) but I also tend to really enjoy some things people write off as generic. Maybe it's because I play less of those games? Like I've never played Uncharted series, I played the Tomb Raider reboots but as they came out and thought at least the first one was pretty fun. Spider-Man PS4 was pretty good but honestly not as good as the Batman games, but I like those well enough that I didn't mind an A- knockoff.Basically, I'm super unforgiving of design that can just make a game unfun for no real reason, whereas I don't mind at all more of a smooth entertaining experience even if it's derivative.
With the Cyberpunk delay I will not be building my new PC until at least september, maybe not even then, will see what next gen console specs are at least.
Cyberpunk in april would just have made the PC building wait even harder.
Cyberpunk in april would just have made the PC building wait even harder.
People on the Internet should really start a serious conversation about the dangers of fanaticism, the last hour left me extremely afraid.
Imagine getting upset if more people can play good games. How sad...Yep.
If Europa Universalis 5 goes to consoles then what's the point of owning a PC?
I actually liked the order 1886. Yes it was way too short, but it did many things right. That level inside the zeppelin was a great experience.
If Dreams comes to PC I will scream and double dip in a heartbeat.
Fucking love Media Molecule and im down for anything they make, especially on PC.
I posted my lists in the up above but forgot to include my GOTD runner-ups here because it hurt me to leave some of these off:
- Subnautica
- Wolfenstein: TNO
- Oxenfree
- Voidspire Tactics
- Cities: Skylines
- Forza Horizon 4
- Darksiders
- The Stanley Parable
- Thomas Was Alone
- Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishment
- The Messenger
That's the funny part, console fanatics jumping around between PC too hard for average gamers and being shaken by losing the supposedly only reason to buy them boxes. What is it, please decide (and yes, I've seen the same ppl making both arguments oscillating between wanking off to teraflops and being shaken by Sony's betrayal).
The Zeppelin level indeed was the high point and quite memorable. Which sounds fine until you realize there's over half of the game left and it's only downhill from there.
PC gamers love to create and be creative, how else are all the mods made?
PC is a perfect fit for Dreams.
Horizon Zero Dawn coming to PC is some real monkey paw bullshit, i would have been happier with (almost) any other sony first party game.
Something doesn't have to be entirely new or original to be excellent. But I do get what you're saying.
About Horizon -- I guess I'll spoiler it, even though it's not anything that should affect enjoyment of the game:
I thought it was INSANE when the story revealed how the dinos and the current world came about. I found that reveal shocking because it was so on point and real for today's world-- all these silicon valley bros exploiting people and technology, getting insanely rich, and funding bizarre futuristic tech projects to boost their egos. Something like that could go insanely wrong very easily. And one person could indeed be responsible for an entire fucking apocalypse!
What's bizarre is that those themes apparently weren't even specifically intended by the developers, at least from their interviews and tweets I casually read afterward. I guess different things resonate with different people.
I've always felt like Dreams would eventually hit PC. It's got potential as long as more people can get their hands on it.
I don't ever see Bloodborne coming over, unfortunately.
I don't ever see Bloodborne coming over, unfortunately.
eh, it looks like a visually nice game, so I could see myself buying at below 30€ just for that
It looks nice sure, but apart from that, there are already like 10 Far Cry games on steam
This. It just looks like "yet another open world game"
This. I just hope that if someday everything is service based and the entry barrier to first party games a few dollars a month, fanboyism will die.
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