Video Game News and Miscellany
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This is a game touted to have infinite playtime, as in, you would have to live centuries to see all the planets it's generated. Two measly hours isn't stealing their hard work. It might not even give you a definitive amount of info.[DOUBLEPOST=1470934772,1470934702][/DOUBLEPOST]
Never ever ever preorder unless it's a Dark Souls or Dark Souls-like game from From Software; understood.
*cough*vermintide*cough*
So I was watching this playthrough of a Warhammer 40k: Eternal Crusade dungeon and only one thing kept going through my head: Why does the bolter sound so fucking weak? A bolter shoots .75 caliber rocket propelled explosive rounds. It's too god damned big for a normal human to wield. Why does it sound like the weakest automatic rifle ever?
Here's the video in question:
Here's the video in question:
That's a darn good point. The bolters in Warhammer 40K: Space Marine sound nice and chunky.
Many game developers seem to think that 40k Space Marines are just guys in armor, and not the walking embodiments of death and destruction that they are in 40k
Part of this is because Games Workshop really doesn't pair them up with Guardsmen very often, so you don't get to see the size difference. Seeing an Astartes next to a Guardsmen makes it clear that a Space Marine is basically a giant fucking monster, not a guy in power armor.
Yeah, I have high hopes for DoW3 and all, but I would kill for another Space Marine game.
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You could have an entire campaign centered around it and call it The Garden Party.
They don't seem quite like LEGO animals to me. I mean, I can kind of see it but I have seen some crazy critters. One species had something like a cobra neck for a head but with no eyes or mouth![DOUBLEPOST=1470976218,1470975880][/DOUBLEPOST]Also, two hours of NMS will not probably be enough to get a real sense of whether it will turn monotonous or not for you. I think it is all in, wait, or all out, @Dave
Now that's more like it!
Just like Nick's prom night.
Friend of mine just got a job on the SP:FBH team. He says there's a lot of great stuff to look forward to if you enjoyed the first game.
*ahem* GoldenEye 007 gets an unofficial multiplayer remake with modern graphics
Yes, the title of the article sucks, it's really a big update and not *new*, but w/e.
Yes, the title of the article sucks, it's really a big update and not *new*, but w/e.
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FFXV has been delayed to November 29 of this year from late September.
Still haven't heard if it's getting a PC release, and since I don't own a PS4 or XBone this doesn't bother me much.
Still haven't heard if it's getting a PC release, and since I don't own a PS4 or XBone this doesn't bother me much.
The game's almost been in development as long as Duke Nukem Forever, so a couple of months delay shouldn't be a shocker.
Really the only reason it is shocking is they just had a huge event for the game where the final announcement of the night was the September release date.
But yeah, considering it's been what, 15 years? I can't say I'm surprised.
Do yourself a favor, get Enderal, a total conversion for Skyrim. This is an amazing achievement in modding.
http://sureai.net/games/enderal/?lang=en
It completely changes how the game is played. You gain experience, combat is challenging, brutally so. It's so far got a very interesting narrative. It's a followup to the Oblivion TC Nehrim which I kind of wish I had played at this point (not enough to reinstall Oblivion). Just check it out. Here's the description right from their website:
It's purty.
That was a pic from their site, here's one of my own from right after the little tutorial:
Little bit of rough translation since it was written in German, but the VO work so far seems really good.
http://sureai.net/games/enderal/?lang=en
It completely changes how the game is played. You gain experience, combat is challenging, brutally so. It's so far got a very interesting narrative. It's a followup to the Oblivion TC Nehrim which I kind of wish I had played at this point (not enough to reinstall Oblivion). Just check it out. Here's the description right from their website:
I've read it's a real monster in some areas for even beefy PCs, but thus far it's been smooth sailing for me.
It's purty.
That was a pic from their site, here's one of my own from right after the little tutorial:
Little bit of rough translation since it was written in German, but the VO work so far seems really good.
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We aren't getting it at launch, but it seems almost certain we will get it on PC eventually.
Oh yeah I don't doubt that, I'm just assuming it'll be awhile yet since there's still no official announcement about it. Maybe early next year.