Seriously, they're fun to look and they DO matter; the more units you sell, the more developer support you receive, the more sales and deals, longer lifespan, more money funneled into 1st party and 2nd party studios, more exclusive games. I don't get where the butthurt stems from? Perhaps it's harder for trolls to troll?
those numbers deff matter to Sony and Microsoftdoesn't hurt to post the info when it comes. i feel like if both consoles weren't selling well that the idea of making/having a homeconsole would be dying even quicker in the day we live in where apps and handhelds are becoming more and more popular
Well to be fair it keeps people from pulling a verbal one of these with out facts
. I went to five different stores today and struck out at all of them. A guy working at GameStop told me that no store in the ENTIRE San Diego area has one new. He said the last time he got a shipment in was 1 1/2 months ago :x
Nice, I didn't know this. They weren't price matching amazon back when I worked there
Nice, I didn't know this. They weren't price matching amazon back when I worked there
Imma do you something even better they also price match b and h photo and they have the elites for 92. Boom just saved you another 20 something plus no shipping. Have at it kind sir.
. Thanks for the info though, still repped regardless
Thanks bro. I would definitely look into this if I wasn't so lazy, but since I am I'm just gonna keep my original order
Okay, which one of yall requested this
Interesting. I doubt 64 players is the real reason, but cool stat nonetheless.Even if the last few Battlefield games saw console releases, the franchise itself has been known as a “PC” game” ever since its inception. However, if recent data is to be taken at value, it seems a change on the series’ player behavior is already happening.
According to P-Stats Network (via BF4 Central), a site that tracks Battlefield 4 player numbers across all platforms, the PlayStation 4 version of the shooter is now the most popular out of all five platforms the game’s on (PS4, Xbox One, PS3, Xbox 360 and PC). You can check the graph below to see how the PC version was at launch the platform with the most active players, but has since been eclipsed by the PS4 version.
Given now-gen console versions of Battlefield can, for the first time, have 64-players in one match — which was previously a PC-only feature, that could have been the tipping point for Battlefield players to migrate from PC to the PS4. Add in the fact that BF4′s PS4 and Xbox One visuals aren’t that too far off from its PC counterpart, well, this info is not as surprising as some people think.
Will this continue with the franchise’ next entry, Battlefield Hardline, when it launches early next year? Your guess is as good as mine at this point. Are you surprised that the PS4 version of BF4 has managed to overtake the PC version or should we expect these happening to most multiplayer games moving forward?
Who's still checking for this game? Or was TLOU the only re-release your copping?
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I'm so ******* sick and tired of this crap
[h1]PAX 2014: FINAL FANTASY TYPE-0 HD: FAST, VIOLENT, AND MATURE[/h1]
While talking with Tabata, I brought up a lot of the questions we had immediately following Type-0 HD’s stealth announcement back in June at E3, first and foremost, why isn’t it coming to Vita. His answer was a bit vague, but he kept circling around to the idea of his excitement of finally being able to play through the portable game on the big screen, on new hardware, and the fact that it’ll now be able to get out to a much wider audience.
Tabata also assured me that Type-0 HD will be a full retail game, and while he couldn’t comment on when we’ll be able to play it, he mentioned that it’s currently about 80% done. From the demo I saw, it looked good and ran super smoothly, but don't expect the kind of visuals we saw at the XV demo back at E3 2013. It's still definitely built upon the foundations of a game from 2011. But honestly, that's not a big deal for me considering how interesting the world seems, and how deep the combat options go.
Obviously die-hard FF fans are counting the days until Square gives us another look at Final Fantasy XV, but Type-0 HD seems like something that will make the wait more-than bearable. Its story, approach to characters, and the speed of the action all immediately helped the game sink its hooks into me. I'm looking forward to seeing if all of those people who told me I'd love it were right.
