Well it's May already.... Not gonna hold my breath.Imagine paying £450 for a console to play old games at 120fps
Maybe we’ll see some new gameplay footage before the year is out
Do you reckon we'll see Craig?
It’s a shame Returnal is running into a few issues because it really is a wonderful game (that said I’ve had no crashes and I think that is limited to a very small minority of players).
Really I hope it's a good game and that they work out the bugs. I also hope that Xbox fixes the graphics on Halo and that the remake of Total War Rome that I am downloading is as good as I remember from back in the day. We are all gamers after all it shouldn't matter what platform we play on we should all want it to be a great experience as It forces our platforms studios to up their game.
Well coming from PC you must be more than familiar with games being a bit buggy at launch. Nothing a few patches can't sort out I'm sure.
Think you're in the wrong thread mate, this is the versus thread. Take that flowery shit elsewhere...
I am. I wish it wasn't the case but nearly all studios release broken games now that need a day one patch to fix.
There's always gamepass (TM)
I barely get games at launch so luckily I don't run into that issue much. I get it though, must be frustrating, especially after dropping 70 quid.
Thanks to @random0_point for finding and translating this.
random0_point said:
A former 343i employee (Skybox Artist) shared some insight on Halo Infinite. (video is in mandarin, so I tried to translate his words into English)
Source:
- His overall feeling on Halo Infinite: "In fact, I think the finished product will still be great. The story is a big improvement, and the gameplay is much richer, though the development cycle is too long. Don't expect it to be an epoch-making masterpiece."
- The company executives were overly ambitious. They wanted to make Halo Infinite a semi-open world game, so the engine needed to be changed significantly. They had to make the game and develop the engine at the same time (Due to engine defects, many workflows were not ideal, though they are now much more improved than before).
- Last year's disastrous demo was because many engine features were not fully implemented at that time.
- For a variety of reasons, the game content compared to the original idea has been cut (same for multiplayer). "This has led to some things I've made over the years that no one will probably ever see."
- The team at 343 (especially the low-level employees) works very hard, and many of them have experienced working overtime until the early hours of the morning in the past few years. (Crunch confirmed
- Now he works at Certain Affinity, still doing some HI outsourcing work, and he feels good to be out of 343's baggage.
我如何進入343 又為何離開 - 回顧 10 年的遊戲美術生涯_哔哩哔哩 (゜-゜)つロ 干杯~-bilibili (around 10:00 time stamp)
Unfortunately ps5 owners haven’t experienced this
I'd rather drive a restored Miura than a 21 plate Fiat.
Elder Scrolls isn’t coming any time soon
You see, I didn't find it frustrating at all. I did find it had 3 acts though and after the first 2 (when you get the blade) it really took off. I actually found the combat good. Simple and basic yes, but very well done and once you'd got the blade and reflex then figured how to chain it all together I found the combat really involving and cinematic. Sound design also, incredible.
Horse for courses and all that
Don't worry, you'll enjoy having both a PC and PS5
