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Re: Sony's Sublime Marvel Fighting Game Brings the Unbreakable X-Men to PS5, PC on 6th August

AdamNovice

Day before my birthday, let's go.

After reading the Blog, I'm convinced that the story mode is more like Guilty Gear's visual novels rather something like Mortal Kombat.
The team lineup for the X-Men seems to give clues as to what type of characters we're going to get. X-Men have two classic characters and two that are new to fighting games.
Captain America is leading the Avengers
Spider-Man has his own team (Venom please)
Ghost Rider maybe a Midnight Sons team
And Dr Doom a possible villains team?

Re: Horizon Hunters Gathering Is Guerrilla's Next Big PS5 Game, Horizon 3 Still Years Away

AdamNovice

@Simu001 It does several things.
1. It will allow the game to scale for different platforms compared the much realistic/high fidelity of the main games.
2. It gives studio more creativity for characters to have more outlandish abilities that would look out of place compared to Aloy's games.
3. It makes more appealing to younger audiences which clearly what there going for.

A Remedy developer said recenty that they made Firebreak because they wanted to expand their audience beyond those that just play cinematic single player games, this is the same thing.

Re: Highguard Is Already Struggling to Hold Players' Attention

AdamNovice

I'm glad that the development community is pushing back a bit because it's getting pathetic with the amount of people who gleefully want games to fail. If people spent as much energy talking about the games they do like compared to the ones they hate, maybe online communities wouldn't be such a cesspool.

Re: Larian CEO Swen Vincke Sticks His Foot in It Again, Thinks Game Reviewers Should Also Be Reviewed

AdamNovice

I suspect this is going to be a story where the media are completely against him but a lot of gamers actually agree with him.
We saw with how certain outlets treated Hogwarts Legacy that many weren't willing to review or even cover a game in isolation because of outside forces that weren't connected to the game.
And I think a reviewer online even recently admitted that they shouldn't need to complete games in order to review them.
With things like that, it's no wonder that a lot of gamers lose trust in reviewers.

Also Jeff Gertzmann's reply is disappointing considering he famously got sacked from GameSpot because he didn't give Kane & Lynch a high score despite the website getting sponsored by it. Which is surly confirming Swen's point of people looking for trusted outlets.