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Really might get The Show even tho I don't watch baseball.
The Old PlayStation Thread | *NEW THREAD IS UP*
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OK I finally finished my evil play through on Infamous SS and ...
My 3rd plat ever.
WTF??!!, did he do what I think he did after talking to the old lady?
My 3rd plat ever.
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what did he do?
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Betty pretty much tells him that he's a disgrace to the tribe for the things he did in Seattle and closes the door on him. Telling him that he's no longer part of the tribe. He gets pissed and flies into the air to perform an orbital drop on the village and the screen cuts out before he lands.
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Xbox, release more games.
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March and April :x
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Man Im just outchea waiting for The Show..
and Infamous is not worth a cop. Rent it and beat it in a couple of days IMO. I wasted 60 bucks.
and Infamous is not worth a cop. Rent it and beat it in a couple of days IMO. I wasted 60 bucks.
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That list can't be right. Where is Amazing Spider-Man 2 in April?
And titanfall needs to be in all caps with 4x larger font and repeated at least 3 times with exclamation points
TITANFALL TITANFALL TITANFALL!!!!
And titanfall needs to be in all caps with 4x larger font and repeated at least 3 times with exclamation points
TITANFALL TITANFALL TITANFALL!!!!
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Really?
I'm only about 32% complete and I think it's worth the retail. But I don't zoom through these single player games as much as I'd like.. Though I should cause I normally put them aside and never play them again for a while or never.
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I know I'm gonna come down on the unpopular side of this, but this is why we are going to a future of online digital authentification.
There's no way you should be able to get the whole Infamous: Second Son experience for $5 dollars or whatever a rental fee is.
I know that value is largely subjective, based upon variables such as one's enjoyment derived and the man-hours required for that customer to purchase the game, so whether or not it's worth $60 bucks is a largely personal matter for each individual.
That said, having played and beaten Infamous, I don't think it's fair that somebody should get to experience the whole campaign for less than the cost of going to a movie while putting nothing into the hands of the developers. That's preposterous.
Also, and again, my completely subjective take, but Infamous was worth $60. It doesn't have much replay value other than one evil and one good play through and the story is meh, but the gameplay is very good, the game is beautiful, the voice acting and motion-capture are top-notch and the campaign + side missions provides at least 10-12 hours of entertainment.
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That H1Z1 game sounds promising. If its anything like DayZ, Sony has another exclusive hit in its hands.
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are wolf among us, jurassic park and back to the future similar to the walking dead game? if so i might have to pick those up for a buck!
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Wolf among us is pretty good but it's not part of the flash sale
Back to the future is definitely worth it for a dollar
Heard Jurassic park isn't that great at all
Back to the future is definitely worth it for a dollar
Heard Jurassic park isn't that great at all
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picked up jurassic park, bttf, and tokyo jungle, but i havent played PS3 for a few weeks now, since beating Arkham City. I wish i could play all three of those games on the Vita though.
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So psn is down for maintenance right now, right? Trying to log onto their web store through my phone but it's not working
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In my opinion (havent played JP yet, just going off word of mouth)
Wolf Among US > Walking Dead Season 1 > Walking Dead Season 2 >>> BTTF >>>>>>>>>> Monkey Island >>>>>>>>>>> JP
JP, MOnkey Island, and Wolf Among Us are slightly more interactive and dont give trophies for simply playing through.
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I guess it's hard keeping talented people together....
Naughty Dog Art Director Joins Unfinished Swan Studio
Wells is just the latest departure from Naughty Dog.
by Evan Campbell APRIL 21, 2014
Naughty Dog art director Nate Wells has left the company for The Unfinished Swan studio Giant Sparrow.
Wells, who worked on The Last of Us, announced his career change on Twitter. "Hmmm ... seem to be some threads here," Wells wrote. "Yes, I joined the wild, wacky, and ultimately brilliant folks at #GiantSparrow on April 3rd."
Giant Sparrow is a small video game company, based in Santa Monica, Calif., best known for making The Unfinished Swan. According to the studio's website, the small team is working on a new project, reportedly called Edith Finch. "It's not a sequel to The Unfinished Swan, but it's not a million miles away either. If you like surreal experiences and games that aren't much like anything you've ever played before, then you'll probably like it."
The small studio signed a three-project deal with Sony in 2009, with The Unfinished Swan being the first game in the contract.
The departure of Wells comes after the noteworthy exits of Amy Hennig and Justin Richmond from Naughty Dog, who both were heading up Uncharted 4. Hennig has since joined Visceral's Star Wars project at EA, while Richmond left the studio for Riot Games.
IGN has reached out to Sony for comment on Wells' departure and whether he was involved with Uncharted 4.
Naughty Dog Art Director Joins Unfinished Swan Studio
Wells is just the latest departure from Naughty Dog.
by Evan Campbell APRIL 21, 2014
Naughty Dog art director Nate Wells has left the company for The Unfinished Swan studio Giant Sparrow.
Wells, who worked on The Last of Us, announced his career change on Twitter. "Hmmm ... seem to be some threads here," Wells wrote. "Yes, I joined the wild, wacky, and ultimately brilliant folks at #GiantSparrow on April 3rd."
Giant Sparrow is a small video game company, based in Santa Monica, Calif., best known for making The Unfinished Swan. According to the studio's website, the small team is working on a new project, reportedly called Edith Finch. "It's not a sequel to The Unfinished Swan, but it's not a million miles away either. If you like surreal experiences and games that aren't much like anything you've ever played before, then you'll probably like it."
The small studio signed a three-project deal with Sony in 2009, with The Unfinished Swan being the first game in the contract.
The departure of Wells comes after the noteworthy exits of Amy Hennig and Justin Richmond from Naughty Dog, who both were heading up Uncharted 4. Hennig has since joined Visceral's Star Wars project at EA, while Richmond left the studio for Riot Games.
IGN has reached out to Sony for comment on Wells' departure and whether he was involved with Uncharted 4.
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Sony Trademarks Two PlayStation Games: Entwined and Kill Strain
Is PlayStation 4 about to get two new series?
by Colin Moriarty APRIL 21, 2014
The PlayStation 4 era is still very young, but in support of the new console, Sony hasn't been shy in releasing (and showing off) new IP. The console launched with a new franchise in the form of Knack, Driveclub is on the horizon, and The Order: 1886 is slated to come out this year.
And if two new trademark filings are any indication, two more, all-new franchises are in the works. Whether they're for PlayStation 4 or PlayStation Vita, of course, remains to be seen.
A sleuth at NeoGAF uncovered two new trademark filings from the database of the United States Patent and Trademark Office, both tied to Sony Computer Entertainment America, that were filed in mid-April of this year.
The first trademark is for a game called Entwined. The second trademark is for a game called KILL STRAIN. (Yes, KILL STRAIN, unlike Entwined, is trademarked in all capital letters.)
Unfortunately, little else is known, including if these IP are going to be developed by a Sony-owned studio, or if they are going to be (or already are) contracted out to second party studios. All we know is that the "Identification" tag on both trademarks states that they're for "Computer game software; Downloadable computer game software via a global computer network and wireless devices; Video game software." In other words, these trademarks don't just sound like game titles. They are game titles.
Finding trademark filings for PlayStation products isn't uncommon. Products ranging from BigFest to PlayStation TV to The Order: 1886 were all discovered by scouring trademark filings in the last year alone.
We've reached out to Sony for comment, and will update if and when we hear back.
Is PlayStation 4 about to get two new series?
by Colin Moriarty APRIL 21, 2014
The PlayStation 4 era is still very young, but in support of the new console, Sony hasn't been shy in releasing (and showing off) new IP. The console launched with a new franchise in the form of Knack, Driveclub is on the horizon, and The Order: 1886 is slated to come out this year.
And if two new trademark filings are any indication, two more, all-new franchises are in the works. Whether they're for PlayStation 4 or PlayStation Vita, of course, remains to be seen.
A sleuth at NeoGAF uncovered two new trademark filings from the database of the United States Patent and Trademark Office, both tied to Sony Computer Entertainment America, that were filed in mid-April of this year.
The first trademark is for a game called Entwined. The second trademark is for a game called KILL STRAIN. (Yes, KILL STRAIN, unlike Entwined, is trademarked in all capital letters.)
Unfortunately, little else is known, including if these IP are going to be developed by a Sony-owned studio, or if they are going to be (or already are) contracted out to second party studios. All we know is that the "Identification" tag on both trademarks states that they're for "Computer game software; Downloadable computer game software via a global computer network and wireless devices; Video game software." In other words, these trademarks don't just sound like game titles. They are game titles.
Finding trademark filings for PlayStation products isn't uncommon. Products ranging from BigFest to PlayStation TV to The Order: 1886 were all discovered by scouring trademark filings in the last year alone.
We've reached out to Sony for comment, and will update if and when we hear back.
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Really looking forward to E3 this year!
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Dam. I can't log on
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They may have to extend that sale....
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