I wish it was written or at least supervised by the folks at From Software. Since lore in this game is pretty obscure I wonder how much of the comics can be considered canon and how much is the author's interpretation.
@playstationzone: In cases like this the game is usually programmed for the Vita and upgraded and ported over to PS4 and PC.
It's nearly impossible to make a PS4 game and port to a handheld with such dated hardware like the Vita. They'd have to make the game from the ground up just for that system.
@Itzsfo0: Buddy, 30fps sucks whether you got used to it or not. I'm pretty sure you enjoyed the games running at that framerate. I'm certain you'd have enjoyed them even more at 60fps.
A few years ago people were more concerned graphics weren't too pixelated. When you got realistic games running like a slide show nowadays it ends one of the purposes of gaming: immersion.
@Xevac: Because from a business standpoint, they'd rather put insane polygons and ultra- high res textures in a game so it looks amazing on websites but runs like a turtle, than have a game with less details but running at 60fps.
@externalpower43: Well, either the person is totally clueless about videogames or has some interest in boosting Nintendo's system, I don't know which is worse. The guy even says Skyrim (that looks like crap) feels like an enhanced version and tries to justify his choice based on the increasingly large number of games that don't exist. lol
@sergemastermind: Right now there is nothing wrong about it since they already lost their spot years ago. On the contrary, it's exactly what they should do. What I'm saying is most of the people in the 30s and 40s were playing Nintendo in their youths, now they play Sony and Microsoft. Maybe if Nintendo didn't position their products as toys throughout the years (like the Gamecube) those people would still be playing Nintendo.
Sega realized this almost 30 years ago and marketed the Genesis to a more mature audience, when Nintendo was censuring blood in Mortal Kombat games. Sega just didn't have the money Sony and Microsoft have behind their projects to fight Nintendo's established audience.
The Wii is a testament of how Nintendo had to adapt after losing the number one status. When videogames gained popularity they had to come up with something new otherwise their system wouldn't sell. It worked with the Wii but fell short with the Wii U.
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