archnemesis
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No, I can't imagine that they are still supporting a 2014 game on a last-gen system. They have likely moved on to other projects.
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This thread is for stupid GAMING questions that don't deserve their own thread
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LordOfChaos
Member
90% a no. Look at Shadow of Mordor. It's probably not worth their investment (speaking strictly financially) to fix such poorly performing PS3 games as that may take significant reworking.
Really, they seem to have gone for the cheapest possible cash grab on PS3, with 360 fairing slightly better.
Combichristoffersen
Combovers don't work when there is no hair
So, since Layers of Fear will not be released on the Norwegian PSN store (boo! hiss!), is there some way to change my PSN region to the UK since the game is out on the UK store?
I think you'll have to create a PSN UK account and by it with that, then switch to the other account to play it.
EdwardTivrusky
Member
The Artisan
Member
what is "preloading"?
Incomplete downloads.
Combichristoffersen
Combovers don't work when there is no hair
Bah, but if I create a UK accoun, buy it thru the UK account and download it to my PS4, can I afterwards log on to my regular account and then play it via that one to have the trophies tie to my regular account?
Wibblewozzer
Member
It's when a game is available to download before its release but it's not unlocked to play it until the time it officially comes out. So it's like pre-ordering a digital game. Instead of the clock hitting midnight (or whatever time) and then waiting for it to download you already have it downloaded and ready to go.
AppleSeason
Member
Is there a game with realistic breast physics? No, I'm asking this seriously. I've seen a Chun-Li gif from SF V and it looks worse than the Jell-O from the first Dead or Alive.
So I was reading the rip-off games thread, which led me to reading the Midora thread, which was a KS that got dinged for using somewhat HD-ified Minish Cap pixel art as a baseline.
Something else about that struck me, though. That KS was pitched as being inspired by Zelda and Secret of Mana, and that led me down another path:
We have lots of Zelda clones in the world; fair enough. I'm struggling to think of anything much that's quite like Secret of Mana. Do many exist?
When I'm talking about Secret of Mana clones, I guess I'm envisaging just a few key traits; action-RPG combat like Zelda, but (unlike Zelda) heavily backed by a storyline. Also unlike Zelda, playing through the game has more of a feel of travelling over a great distance - there's a lot of themed locales, and each flows into the next somewhat, although the overall path is somewhat linear (it might loop back on itself, but in general you're often proceeding into new and visually/thematically distinct areas)
I'd say that in Zelda, you're heavily exploring one single ultra-dense region with a ton of side content in it. In Mana, you're exploring a world; the individual regions don't have a great deal of distractions, but you're always travelling, and questing onwards to new areas - and, to some extent, the underlying storyline is adding context to those areas.
So, yes: I'm struggling to think of games that do similar to Mana, there. Crystalis fits the bill, I would say. Neutopia... sort of straddles the two styles (While an individual region is somewhat Zelda-like, there are four distinct regions with a clear demarcation and plot direction between each). And, of course, moving out of action-RPGs, most Final Fantasies fit that basic narrative/exploration structure.
Are there many others? It wouldn't surprise me if Falcom have a few, given I'm mostly ignorant of their output (I wouldn't quite say Gurumin fits the bill, which I have played; that's too explicitly split into discrete levels). Also a possibility, Ys titles (I've only played the first, which didn't really do it all that much, but the first game is always going to be the most barebones so it may well have evolved in that direction). Is there anything much that fits the bill in the indie space?
Something else about that struck me, though. That KS was pitched as being inspired by Zelda and Secret of Mana, and that led me down another path:
We have lots of Zelda clones in the world; fair enough. I'm struggling to think of anything much that's quite like Secret of Mana. Do many exist?
When I'm talking about Secret of Mana clones, I guess I'm envisaging just a few key traits; action-RPG combat like Zelda, but (unlike Zelda) heavily backed by a storyline. Also unlike Zelda, playing through the game has more of a feel of travelling over a great distance - there's a lot of themed locales, and each flows into the next somewhat, although the overall path is somewhat linear (it might loop back on itself, but in general you're often proceeding into new and visually/thematically distinct areas)
I'd say that in Zelda, you're heavily exploring one single ultra-dense region with a ton of side content in it. In Mana, you're exploring a world; the individual regions don't have a great deal of distractions, but you're always travelling, and questing onwards to new areas - and, to some extent, the underlying storyline is adding context to those areas.
So, yes: I'm struggling to think of games that do similar to Mana, there. Crystalis fits the bill, I would say. Neutopia... sort of straddles the two styles (While an individual region is somewhat Zelda-like, there are four distinct regions with a clear demarcation and plot direction between each). And, of course, moving out of action-RPGs, most Final Fantasies fit that basic narrative/exploration structure.
Are there many others? It wouldn't surprise me if Falcom have a few, given I'm mostly ignorant of their output (I wouldn't quite say Gurumin fits the bill, which I have played; that's too explicitly split into discrete levels). Also a possibility, Ys titles (I've only played the first, which didn't really do it all that much, but the first game is always going to be the most barebones so it may well have evolved in that direction). Is there anything much that fits the bill in the indie space?
That was a glitch, last to my understanding.
Realistic breast physics are hard to spot, since you don't notice natural movement that easily.
The Artisan
Member
I see. so this term only really applies to those who buy digitally. what makes this incomplete though?
AppleSeason
Member
Can you download save files for PC games?
I lost my save for the witcher 3 and I play on GOG. Is there anyway I can get a save file to use for my game?
Bit of a n00b when it comes to PC
Gamefaqs used to be a repository for savegames, but PC has always been avoided as there is not a common format / filesize / etc. Nexus Mods can be your friend, though:
http://www.nexusmods.com/witcher3/mods/searchresults/?src_cat=7
Simply that it doesn't have the final touches to make it actually runnable. It's just a block of data that's locked away, and at the release date it gets unlocked.
Bought an Xbox One today (my first MS console).
- Wtf... I forgot this controller need batteries. What is this USB hole on the controller for? Can I charge it with it?
- Are chances slim to get into Gigantic beta post layoffs?
- What are some cool things to do with and or get for this thing? Like... Any life hacks I should know about? Cheap game sites or so on?
- Seriously, batteries? Is there a charging controller or some magic batteries that last years?
- Can I just go into the store and whatever 360 games are there, I can buy and play on it? I can't check yet since it's been updating for like 30 min. What I mean is, will non compatible games simply just not show up?
- What are the perks of Live Gold? I don't care much about online multiplayer.
BrightLightLava
Unconfirmed Member
Eneloops are great rechargable batteries. They're awesome.
I assume it's a parody of this: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1185287
Dunno if there's more.
Ah well, thanks for the intel.
UpperCaseN
Member
Without spoilers, can anyone fill me in on how the Rise of the Tomb Raider Baba Yaga DLC works? Is it a separate campaign or does it interject itself into the main game? How much does it cost and is there more single player DLC on the horizon or unknown?
It is a side quest you find in the main game.
$10
I'm not clear if the last expansion is a single player story add on or a horde mode?
Zank Frappa
Banned
I need some advice on whether I should buy the Fallout 4 Season Pass even though I have yet to buy the game. I will play it eventually, but I'm not sure if the new content will actually deliver. Then again, saving €20 is never a bad idea (it's now €30, will be €50 starting March 1st.) Is this discussed anywhere for me to look at? Asking this in the Fallout 4 OT just seems like a bad and biased idea.
D'OH! ON WIIU: Why can I only watch videos on mobile Youtube if I change my user agent header to Android? I use this bookmark: https://m.youtube.com/?hl=de&gl=DE&client=mv-google&app=m&persist_app=1
Correctomundo
Member
How solid is the single player in Rocket League? I would play with my fiance, but only if there a split screen mode. I haven't really been interested because it appears to be a multi-player mostly game, but would it be worth the money for those?
There are no VR goggles available now that do eye-tracking as well, right? Only head-tracking? I know there are eye-tracking hardware but they aren't worn like a helmet afaik. I was recently severely condescended upon by someone who claimed to have experienced perfect eye-tracking in the Oculus Rift (possibly pre-dk2).
Just got myself a 1TB HDD for the Wii U. Working like a charm thus far, and it's downloading a loooong list of games off the eShop. So long that I'll have to go to bed soon, and I wish it continues downloading everything through the night. If I turn off the console, will it continue downloading to the HDD, like it does with the Wii U's own internal storage? Tried it just now and seemed like it turned the HDD off...
EDIT: Nevermind, it works! Albeit any advice for a new HDD owner would be much appreciated. I know of the hidden trick to disable sleep mode, but, don't really know how useful or not that can be.
EDIT: Nevermind, it works! Albeit any advice for a new HDD owner would be much appreciated. I know of the hidden trick to disable sleep mode, but, don't really know how useful or not that can be.
I haven't had time to look this up....
Xbox One suddenly doesn't play DVDs. It just flickers a black screen and blue (my tvs no input screen).
It'll play games. Not sure about Blu-Rays.
Two things have changed, there was an update. Plus the other night when it was being played, a storm knocked power out for a couple of hours. I've since deleted and redownloaded the app. Also tried a hard rese. Clearing the bluray memory (not sure the exact naming of it at the moment).
Any ideas?
Xbox One suddenly doesn't play DVDs. It just flickers a black screen and blue (my tvs no input screen).
It'll play games. Not sure about Blu-Rays.
Two things have changed, there was an update. Plus the other night when it was being played, a storm knocked power out for a couple of hours. I've since deleted and redownloaded the app. Also tried a hard rese. Clearing the bluray memory (not sure the exact naming of it at the moment).
Any ideas?
Why are the arcade modes in old 2D fighters, talking Marvel Vs Capcom 2 and SF3 3rd Strike Online Edition here, so impossibly hard even on easy?
And also, why is SF3 3rd Strike so arbitrarily strict with its srk and qcf motions? 99% of the time supers absolutely refuse to come out but specials come out completely effortlessly.
And also, why is SF3 3rd Strike so arbitrarily strict with its srk and qcf motions? 99% of the time supers absolutely refuse to come out but specials come out completely effortlessly.
NoKisum
Member
There's a couple (unrelated) games I've been wondering about in terms of why certain features were stripped from their recent releases.
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and an Offline Tournament Mode
Crypt of the NecroDancer on PS4 & Vita and Custom Music support.
Why were these features removed?
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and an Offline Tournament Mode
Crypt of the NecroDancer on PS4 & Vita and Custom Music support.
Why were these features removed?
Mobile Suit Gooch
Grundle: The Awakening
can someone sell me on Life is Strange?
super-famicom
Member
Teenage girl returns to her hometown to attend a private high school with the intent to study photography, discovers she has the powers to rewind time, tries to help the people around her, and reconnects with an old friend. Great character interactions and amazing soundtrack. It is very "indie" and charming. And only $9.99 on the PSN store right now!
Mobile Suit Gooch
Grundle: The Awakening
Sold.
Guys this is an emergency. I'm in Mexico and Amazon Mexico just opened preorders for Zelda Twilight Princess + amiibo bundle and I managed to put on my cart but when I was doing the checkout process I checked the page and the preorders are sold out already but the game bundle continues showing on my cart. Do I continue doing the checkout process or I'm already screwed and I will have to wait until preorders are back again???? Thanks!
What is the gain in not trying?
SailorCosmos
Member
If the game is still showing in your cart (and hasn't been moved to the 'Saved for later' portion) then you should be able to finish the checkout process. If the game is sold out then it shouldn't even let you start the checkout process with it in your cart.
Edit: Shows as available for me when I checked the website:
https://www.amazon.com.mx/Legend-Ze...sr=8-1&keywords=zelda+twilight+princess+wii+u
Ultimadrago
Member
When transferring between 3ds do I need to take out the SD card in the old one first?
archnemesis
Member
You can probably solve that with Sony's Content Manager Assistant. Transfer the game (with save) from the first memory card to a PC, switch memory card then transfer it back.
Sounds like it was a HDCP handshake problem then, games are less restricted than movies.
AppleSeason
Member
What is the minimum amount of time you can commit to World of Warcraft and still enjoy it / be able to achieve something?
Basically I'm asking this because I'm considering getting into it when I'm done with my backlog, but I rarely play mid week and I would rarely devote more than 5 hours on a weekend to it, so it kinda feels like wasted money in a subscription if I can't get enough of it with my time limits.
Basically I'm asking this because I'm considering getting into it when I'm done with my backlog, but I rarely play mid week and I would rarely devote more than 5 hours on a weekend to it, so it kinda feels like wasted money in a subscription if I can't get enough of it with my time limits.