I have mine pre-ordered through Amazon, and I'm waiting to follow through with some games on Tuesday. Probably going to pick up Killzone, NBA 2K, and Battlefield 4. Can't wait!
I liked this interview. I think that - as we slowly move into a more transparent society - companies are beginning to recognize that people enjoy a genuine response. That's what I got out of this.
Not to mention, it's nice to hear that people aren't trying to monopolize everything.
Have my One and PS4 pre-ordered. Not sure it will feel like next-gen to me until a game comes out that I know couldn't have been done on a previous console -- and not just graphically. I'm hoping one of Ryse, KZ: Shadowfall, Knack, Dead Rising 3, or one of the numerous sports titles is able to do that for me.
I would kill for a hard mode. Every trainer has enhanced AI, their pokemon range from 5 to 10 levels higher, and your party matches your opponent. So, for instance, if a trainer only had two pokemon, I could only use two of my own pokemon.
It won't happen with this game, but I'd love to see it as an option moving forward.
It's pretty naive to assume that just because other markets are growing (mobile gaming) that others are shrinking (console gaming). There's no evidence to support decreasing sales numbers on the part of consoles, or the software produced for consoles. All that you showed us was that mobile gaming has become more popular. So what?
It's hard for me to leave off both Zeldas, SMG, GTA V, and Infinite. I felt like the Zeldas were just poorly times (SS too close to next-gen, TP was a gamecube port). GTA V is great, but the online component was the big draw IMO and it sputtered out of the gate.
Yeah, I'm skeptical with any game that is doing a cross over. I'm more interested on titles that will be focusing on next-gen (Knack, Killzone, Ryse, Forza, etc.).
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