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The Evil Computer Games thread
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I picked up a few old games last week, ones I used to have/still have on PS2 on 360 and am now playing through again for added Achievements.
Started with The Godfather: The Game, and I'd forgotten how good it was. It's so much fun to go around extorting bakers and butchers. :P
On the downside, I randomly started thinking about who it was that succeeded Tom Hagen as consigliere, I now have 42 (that's FORTY-TWO) wikia tabs open on different Godfather things... Wikia is worse than Wikipedia.![:\](https://www.boards.ie/resources/emoji/confused.png ":\")
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wnolan1992 wrote: »I picked up a few old games last week, ones I used to have/still have on PS2 on 360 and am now playing through again for added Achievements.
Started with The Godfather: The Game, and I'd forgotten how good it was. It's so much fun to go around extorting bakers and butchers. :P
On the downside, I randomly started thinking about who it was that succeeded Tom Hagen as consigliere, I now have 42 (that's FORTY-TWO) wikia tabs open on different Godfather things... Wikia is worse than Wikipedia.
What an amazing game. Played that from start to finish several times on the PS2.0 -
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iamanengine wrote: »All Sony have to do is not do something ridiculously f-n stupid and they should trump that *****y xbox one. (I may be biased
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But from a business point of view, can they afford not to go down the same route as Microsoft with the always online? Look at it from a publisher point of view, you're releasing a game, who're you going to be more likely to give better deals/DLC to? Xbox One with its DRM and used game fee, or Sony with a traditional model?
If Sony had anything good to say, you'd think they'd have been shouting it from the rooftops for the past few weeks to capitalise on the pissed off keyboard warriors' rage and try to get a few more thousand preorders out of it.
Now, I guess it's possible that they're gonna come out on stage and say "No DRM, no always online, we
yhoo all!", but you'll excuse me if I'm a bit cynical that there's a shred of decency left in the industry these days. 0 -
wnolan1992 wrote: »But from a business point of view, can they afford not to go down the same route as Microsoft with the always online? Look at it from a publisher point of view, you're releasing a game, who're you going to be more likely to give better deals/DLC to? Xbox One with its DRM and used game fee, or Sony with a traditional model?
If Sony had anything good to say, you'd think they'd have been shouting it from the rooftops for the past few weeks to capitalise on the pissed off keyboard warriors' rage and try to get a few more thousand preorders out of it.
Now, I guess it's possible that they're gonna come out on stage and say "No DRM, no always online, we yhoo all!", but you'll excuse me if I'm a bit cynical that there's a shred of decency left in the industry these days.
Yeah I understand your point alright, I would just find it hard to believe, I mean, as it stands they have won a huge chunk of the Xbox folk over already with the Xbox' always online model.
As it stands, bear in mind I'm not fully clued in to the debate so may be wrong here, but the Ps4 seems to be set to vastly outsell the Xbox One. If Ps4 go always online as well, that huge chunk they've won over will be gone again.
My point is, from a publisher point of few, which console are they going to prefer, the one that is selling games or the one that isn't? That may be over simplified but I think you get my general point
Ps4 sells more consoles, it sells more games!
Either way, if both consoles go always online, it's going to put a tonne of gamers into a position where neither console is a viable option, where we can go from there I'm not sure!0 -
iamanengine wrote: »Yeah I understand your point alright, I would just find it hard to believe, I mean, as it stands they have won a huge chunk of the Xbox folk over already with the Xbox' always online model.
As it stands, bear in mind I'm not fully clued in to the debate so may be wrong here, but the Ps4 seems to be set to vastly outsell the Xbox One. If Ps4 go always online as well, that huge chunk they've won over will be gone again.
My point is, from a publisher point of few, which console are they going to prefer, the one that is selling games or the one that isn't? That may be over simplified but I think you get my general point Ps4 sells more consoles, it sells more games!
Not oversimplified at all. Great point.
I just hope Sony see it that way.Either way, if both consoles go always online, it's going to put a tonne of gamers into a position where neither console is a viable option, where we can go from there I'm not sure!
Wii U?
AHAHAHAHAHAHA, no seriously, if both are always online, I'm putting €400 in my PC fund and finishing with consoles completely.0 -
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Operation "Fix My NES" was a failure. Don't know how I managed it, but it seems I shorted something and now it won't power up. Oh well, 30 years is a good innings for console I guess.
RIP NES 1999-2013.
In other news,
HOLY ****ING **** **** JESUS MOTHER****ING WHAT?!
http://news.xbox.com/2013/06/update0 -
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