Yeah, it's one of the things that have been absent in video games for too long now.. that and deep gameplay mechanics. Our prefered type of video games are close to extinction.
I just want to clarify with everyone that I think Uncharted 4 looks like shit.. not because it's a PS4 exclusive, but that it looks like a simple, run of the mill 3rd Person Shooter that the market is flooded with enough of already.
Is the mobile version of Gamespot missing core forum features, or is it just me? I'm using the android app, and I'm unable to post links, embed photos, videos and quote other people's comments.
I'm speechless.. the thought of a monitor that could display images with a 100% real, through the eyes quality. I imagine it looking like a portal that you could walk through as a means to teleport.
The sight of that would be a mind-blowing experience.
The same people defending Playstation in this thread will be the same people attacking XBOX. Corporate Brainwashing in effect but I'll keep it at that.
This doesn't look like a strong list imo. Dark Souls 3, Mirrors Edge and XCOM 2 looks promising. Everything else is either "meh" or won't be available on my platform of choice.
The Wii U was lacking in content that piqued my interest. It finally caught my attention three years into its release with Super Mario Maker and Splatoon, but it still isn't enough to justify me buying a Wii U. So, no, I don't regret my decision.
EDIT: I forgot to add that the Wii U is a non factor in my decision of rather or not to buy the next nintendo console.
Simply put, no. I feel like turn-based video games will continue to evolve - this is evident with a game like Atlas Reactor on the horizon, in the name of keeping things short, I recommend checking it out to get an understanding of what I mean.
A considerable chunk of gamers are casuals, and casuals refuse to find enjoyment out of anything that isn't a sports game or a "Cinematic First and/or Third Person" Shooter.
Even though cinematic experiences should be left to the Film Industry, and Gaming should be a different experience all together.
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