PegasusActual93

PegasusActual93

Born too early to explore space.

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Re: 'No, I Won't': Kojima Rejects Playing Metal Gear Solid 3 Remake

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@Truegamer79
I remember when MGSV was in development Kojima was constantly posting videos and pics of him playtesting it, he would also continously take notes about things he wishes to be edited or changed later including minor stuff so he definently plays his games during development at least not sure about others though.

Re: Resident Evil Requiem PS5 Was Open World, Online in Early Tests

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@Alps_Stranger
Countless iconic games have seen major pivots mid development including but by no means limited to; Bioshock, Doom, Team Fortress 2, Splinter Cell, Borderlands, Conker's Bad Fur Day, The Last of Us, Half Life 2, Metal Gear Rising Revengeance, Red Dead Redemption, Overwatch and Assassins Creed. Just to name a few. Games changing during development is not a bad omen for anything. It is an extremely common practice because development is about constantly trying things, ditching what doesn't work and keeping what does.

Re: Death Stranding Is Getting Not One But Two Movie Adaptations

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@16BitHero
As much as Kojima's games copy films I never got the feeling any of the settings or stories he makes would work well outside of video games. The plots are so convoluted and full of weird imagery (not to mention the constant tonal whiplashes) that I just don't think it would ever sit well in live action. Animated...maybe? But even then it would be a nightmare to translate some things into a movie runtime.

Re: Star Wars Battlefront 2 Massively on the Up as Fans Return in Droves

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@GymratAmarillo
As a lifelong Star Wars fan I have enjoyed the majority of the shows thus far not just Andor. Skeleton Crew was good, Bad Batch was good, all the Tales of were pretty good, Ashoka was fine, the only outright "bad" one for me was Acolyte, and maybe Boba Fett which even then still had it's moments. I feel some people just want to find anything and everything to b--ch and moan about (or are just butthurt that some things aren't canon anymore which does not in any way, shape or form affect your enjoyment of past content) no matter how meaningless it is. The batting average is better than some people want to give honest credit for.

Re: Elden Ring Will Get Its A24 Movie Adaptation, with Alex Garland in the Director's Seat

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@dardel
Dude has had major writers block for the last like 15 years and he is almost 77 years old and not in the best of health so let's face it he probably won't have another 10 years. Maybe 5 at most. I would rather he just hand the series over to another experienced writer to finish it using his reference notes and then he can happily ride off into the sunset but he doesn't want that.

Re: Beloved Ex-PlayStation Boss Believes $70, $80 Games Are a Steal

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Game prices are still the cheapest they have ever been when you factor in inflation. If you bought an SNES game in 1992 it would cost 60 dollars. Sound good right? Wrong, it would have cost 137 dollars in todays money. Bought a PS1 game in 1996, 50 dollars or 102 dollars in todays money. Bought a PS3 game in 2007, 60 dollars of 92 dollars in todays money. 60 dollar games were the norm for over 2 decades and that's while game development costs were skyrocketing. I'm surprised they didn't raise the price at least a decade ago. Also SNES and PS1 games were significantly shorter and lighter on content in general outside of RPG's. Pick any game on the PS1 that wasn't an RPG, look up playthroughs of it on YouTube and I guarantee you that playthrough is 8 hours or less (vast majority don't even exceed 6). Meanwhile todays games regardless of genre almost always last into at least the double digit hours. You all really do not understand how good you have it now.

Re: Video: DOOM Gameplay Comparison Shows Decades of Evolution

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@BAMozzy
Doomguy didn't feel weak in Eternal, he had the highest kill count in it of any Doom game in the series (at least until Dark Ages) and combat was brutal with many weapons like the Super Shotgun, Ballista, and especially the BFG being extremely punchy. That never changed. Also the platforming is not nearly as hard as people seem to make it out to be, 95 percent of it is jump button, boost button, point in the direction where you need to go. Not exactly Mario Odyssey level of complexity there.

Re: Just Like the Game, The Last of Us 2's TV Adaptation Is Getting Review Bombed

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@Ultimapunch
The perfect summary of these review bombing idiots is that there's this image that incel haters of the show keep spreading around of some screenshot of Bella making a face for half a second that kind of sort of looks funny that 99.999 percent of viewers didn't even notice. Thats all they are whining about right now. People sometimes make faces in high stress situations. Is this really what they waste their energy on all day? Talk about a miserable existence to be this perpetually mad about so many nothing burgers.