SpectralMeat wrote on May 1, 2013, 14:54:

Yosemite Sam wrote on May 1, 2013, 13:53:
Gonna be a tough call to buy any more games for the PS3 now if I think I can get a better version for the PS4 in the near future.

For more money, of course. I don't think the PS4 games will be $60.
My guess is PS4 games $69.99 PS3 games $49.99

Warskull wrote on Apr 24, 2013, 22:18:

Cutter wrote on Apr 24, 2013, 21:46:
Still playing this Quboid?

This is the kind of game I don't think you ever really stop playing. You might take a break, but you'll be back.

jacobvandy wrote on Apr 18, 2013, 12:44:
Maybe they could, I dunno, not make their good game(s) exclusive to one platform?

Tumbler wrote on Apr 18, 2013, 13:15:
All I know about firefall is that they spent a shitload of money at some trade shows. I remember hearing people gawk at how large and impossible to miss their booth was. Couldn't tell you a fucking thing about what the game is and I'm pretty sure I'm in a...beta?

It's third person...I think? And you run through a city or something, then they give you some MMO like mission to go kill some weird looking bugs...I think you have a gun...I...I'm not even sure what hte point of playing it is so I haven't been back after the first try.

So...hopefully they can work on telling people about WTF this game is.

Beamer wrote on Apr 11, 2013, 21:03:

Golwar wrote on Apr 11, 2013, 19:36:
Oh well. At least we shouldn't be surprised then why employees of bigger companies tend to the "no comment" solution.
I'd side any day with free opinion & speech option, but it seems that the majority prefers the alternative. What for do we communicate if we only want to hear what we like to hear? All you get that way is PR bullshit.

The guy said something that made consumers extremely angry with the company.
He then resigned, most likely because Microsoft used its freedom of speech to tell him to get lost.

Or, possibly, Microsoft never did it but his coworkers used their freedom of speech to tell him they did not trust his judgment and would never work well with him again.

In any case, this is a freedom of speech victory, not a loss. You're the one complaining that it was a freedom of speech that you don't want to hear. Remember, Microsoft isn't the government, so, actually, freedom of speech doesn't even come into play.

If you owned a business and your employees publicly used Twitter to piss off your customers you'd likely use your freedom of speech to tell them to fuck off and find a new job, too.

eRe4s3r wrote on Apr 9, 2013, 01:26:
So why is Journey not out on Steam?

Sony isn't courting Indies, it is luring them in and trapping them. Maybe that will change with the PS4 and finally a proper CPU architecture that means MUCH MUCH easier porting.... we'll see. But as it is now, the broadest of Indy gaming is on PC.

Jerykk wrote on Apr 3, 2013, 23:58:
*snort*

How is Activision even remotely innovative? They are the most conservative, risk-averse publisher out there. Seriously, when was the last time they released an original IP? They just pump out CoD sequels, licensed games and Blizzard games.

Kajetan wrote on Apr 3, 2013, 04:55:
... why bother with such old crap only a few adventure fans from yesterday might be interested in?