@dmcmaster said in Whats your Top 3 best and least fav games shown at E3?:
Best
The most Excellent one Lord Keanu blessing those in attendance with his presence, not every day people meet a deity after all, also Cyberpunk looked pretty good too I guess
I didn't watch E3. Skimmed through Zelda, Kojima's game and CP 2077, but that's about it. Already want Astral Chain, so no point watching that.
@e_zed_eh_intern said in [Official] What are you playing?:
@ezekiel I don't get it...
Sure you do. There's nothing to really get. Sony makes boring games. Games that are too expensive for their own good, overly obsessed with following what's popular, looking realistic and imitating cinema. Spider-Man, so far, is any open world game, with the typical scripted missions, and the combat system is a shameless Arkham ripoff. You even beat shielded enemies the same way. I prefer the Arkham games. They weren't great, but at least they tried their own thing. I'll stick with PC and maybe Nintendo going forward. I'm glad I moved more towards watching movies and TV shows in my spare time with where gaming is now.
@iboshow said in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order:
Doom is linear and very simplistic
Doom is an arena shooter. Not remotely similar and very strange to try and discredit complaints about cinematic games like this with.
Another quote about Cubert Farnsworth: "Different Zeitgeist. People can only stomach tame, "non-offensive" charicatures like this shiny twink these days or else Hitler comes back. Literally."
@bard91 said in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order:
@ezekiel there are excellent reasons to make a demo focused on an aspect like this, if it properly targets a specific demographic, I agree that I don't find it too appealing, but if the target audience they are aiming for does, then there's no issue with it.
I also don't like how the character looks, but that is some very weird criticism and something I wouldn't hold against the game.
You don't like how the character looks. Good. So we don't need to make excuses.
Edit: Lol...
"Good thing the guy in the demo had a map, the level design looks pretty complex."
@capnbobamous said in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order:
@Ezekiel oh yes, I'm sure you have much more insight than Game Informer. These 15 minutes of gameplay are wholely indicative of the final product. Those lying bastards at GI make me SICK.
Game Informer probably has good intentions. But low standards. There's no reason to think this demo isn't indicative of the game. Doesn't make sense to show off such linear, boring exploration for a reveal if your level design has much more openness and depth. The cinematic games are almost always like this now. I would be very surprised if EA made a linear game with Japanese quality maps.
Anywho, if y'all are looking for more info on the game, I recommend watching this:
They provide commentary on the gameplay and help clarify things.
From the comments:
"Protagonist looks like Cubert from futurama"
" Whats wrong with his face "
Glad I'm not the only one who dislikes his face.
@axel said in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order:
@b-cell If you read the Game Informer article I posted above, they say that the game is actually very open like Metroid and offers a lot of optional paths. This was just a linear section they showed for the demo.
They're lying to you. I mean, it might have alternate paths, but they will still be very linear and simplistic. The game design looks generic.
Started Spider-Man...
I don't think I'm gonna buy a PlayStation 5.
The level design is boring. Need someone more handsome to play as.