All of the VR "games" that are out there seem so shallow to me. These look no different, "passive 360 degree camera" just about sums it up as a gimmick that's not worth making a purchase on. Until the designers decide to put real effort into a deep game with some substance and replayability, what's the point?
Still no fishing (with a pole)?!! No buy. Go ahead and say "You're missing out", but if they were to include a fishing mini-game (as they have in the past) which really is part of the "Wild" concept and idea, I'd be placing my Switch and Breath of the Wild order today.
@risingdawn: "Your ghost messed motherf*cker. I don't care who you are back in the world, you give our position one more, I'll bleed you, real quiet, and leave you here. Got that?"
Big deal, the most pointless thing they did was take away the "pins" where you could pin a game to your home screen (preferably one you were keeping your eye on for a sale). Now if you want to see if that game is one sale, you've got to look it up by typing it's name into the store search every time. This browser update would be a big step if they'd at least implemented some kind of wishlist like steam does so I know where to look every time for sales.
@jbhnc11 @gut_eater Based on my experience w/many other games (especially shooters), that's a rarity for any game to have online multiplayer match-making support beyond several years of it's release.
@jbhnc11 @gut_eater So I understand correctly; if someone picked up Halo 1 or 2 on their original systems they would be able to play online multiplayer?
"The Bad - Online multiplayer barely works" - Simple fix to developers: BOTS. I would have bought any of the Halo games in a second if they had multiplayer bots. Why? because eventually servers go dead and people can't play online anymore. Now the multiplayer mode to the game becomes extinct.
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