In a sea of indie crap (except No Man's Sky),sequels to franchises we stopped playing years ago,AVGN clones that try to pass themselves off as "game jounalists",Skyrim clones with fanbases that can't take criticism,and constant barrages of idiots trying to ruin other people's fun some 2d platformers is actually good to see incase you don't feel like waiting 2hrs for GTA Online to load or you don't feel like digging out an old copy of Forza
I think there might be too much positivity in that rant. Like, not everything should be unicorns and rainbows. Talk about seeing the sunny side of things to a fault...
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Lack of games. Games came out but nothing that lit the world on fire. Even Halo 5 didn't sell AMAZING, I think after the initial hype fucking NEED FOR SPEED outsold it. Mortal Kombat X came out this year and I keep forgetting it did as I'm waiting for a Komplete edition.
Chibi Robo Zip Lash. Looked fun, started out kind of fun, then I came across a game breaking glitch where during a cut scene the game crashes. Came out in October and there still isn't a patch for this.
Halo 5 and Fallout 4. Also even though I didn't buy the retail game, the Rainbow Six Siege beta played like turd on my xboner. It was pretty much locked at 24 FPS and I could only get one game in per day before the servers locked me out for no reason.
I think certain aspects are almost looking up. Yeah most Japanese publishers are taking the piss, but I'll gladly take a 3-6 month delay for a game instead of getting it released somewhere between alpha and beta state.
Cancellation of Silent Hills - Especially in the manner in which ti was done by Konami. Order 1886 - So much potential falling completely flat Arkham Knight on PC - Still doesn't work. FF7 HD Remake - Went from super awesome to the "let's completely screw over the battle system with the FF12 crapstain style we're also forcing into FFXV" bullcrap WWE 2K16 - As a wrestling fan, 15 was god awful, and 16 was just more of that. I miss fun wrestling games MGSV: PP - Storyline was dull, multiplayer was a forced microtransaction pile of bullcrap. Insurance? What the hell. It's like 1920s NYC mafic protection payments... Nintendo's lack of presence at E3 - Granted, they have their Nintendo Directs, but I was hoping for something more than the announcement of a horrendous-looking spinoff of Metroid Konami - Just, in general. They beat out EA for biggest bullshit in gaming overall this year. $60 Multiplayer-only games - Evolve, Battlefront, R6: Siege... Not that the MP was all that bad, but seriously... $60 for ONLY MULTIPLAYER. No campaign at all... You're welcome (Also, I've changed my youtube channel. Fixed the link in the quote for you)
Luckily VII is my least favorite of the ones I've played, so I'm not too concerned with how they handle it. Now, if they screwed up a VI, VIII or IX remake, then I would be all kinds of disappointed. It's going to be SE's most profitable game but will easily be their most divisive.
7 is in my top 5 for FF games, and I'm a fan of turn-based combat in RPGs. I loved the ATB system. Them moving it towards what looks like the FF12 battle system (my absolute least favorite system) really irks the hell out of me.
So, there are two ways to look at Yoshi's Wooly World: An Epic Yarn game A Yoshi's Island game Yoshi's Wooly World, while not a BAD game, fails at both. Epic Yarn game - A large part of the brilliance of Epic Yarn was the way the developers made the cloth aesthetic actually FEEL like a part of the game. Playing through Epic Yarn is a delight because the manipulation of cloth in levels is just so creative and interesting throughout. Wooly World? No. In Wooly World the whole cloth aesthetic is just that, an aesthetic. It's just how the game looks and rarely meaningfully factors into the actual gameplay, which was a huge let down. Yoshi's Island - What's one of the most important factors of a Yoshi's Island game? The bosses right? So what if I told you that of the 12 bosses, 6 of them were the same things except with different patterns. Pretty sucky right? Yup, and that's exactly what they did. Don't get me wrong, Wooly World is still worlds better than YIS and Yoshi's New Island, but it was still a disappointing game. Also, I'd like to add Triforce Heroes to my list. Making a multiplayer Zelda game that insists you have three people (as opposed to being able to play with two) is, quite frankly, one of the worst ideas I've ever heard for a videogame. Sheer stupidity on that one and I refuse to buy that game.
Triforce Heroes... I haven't played it yet, but when I saw it at E3, my first thought was "Great, another one of these Four Swords piles of junk". That, combined with that Metroid spin off game really gave them one hell of a weak E3 performance.
Let's have a game crash so everything can be cheap and I can actually buy newer games for once. I also hate the newer feel for games, battlefront feels so weird, BO3, and probably more have the same weird feel, I just don't like it.
