Advantages of large avatars.Green Scar said:Read the OP. I'd quote your avatar if it weren't so fucking huge.
Advantages of large avatars.Green Scar said:Read the OP. I'd quote your avatar if it weren't so fucking huge.
SolidSnakex said:It sold 100k+ the first month. I don't think anything was said about it afterwards. Still, the board itself is broken. Building a game around it is just going to end the same every time.
bernardobri said:It's missing the sub-title "Friend or Foe" from Spiderman, dude. :lol
Lijik said:http://www.majhost.com/gallery/Lijik/Stuff/callofduty7.png
Strider2K99 said:For most people, CoD has already ran into the ground.
TehSw1tch said:
Apparently it's coming:VibratingDonkey said:Where's Bond? Didn't they renew the license?
StarCraft (1998)Vinci said:When was the last time that happened?
Activision community guy Dan Amrich tweeted some details of the investor call earlier today, saying that the board itself took a long time to develop, so this year will be devoted to improving the game itself. Amrich then had some commentary to offer to critics:
"You can all just keep the TH board jokes. There's only 2 things to do: make it better or make you feel like you wasted $. I vote better."
Sadist said:
Strider2K99 said:For most people, CoD has already ran into the ground.
Or they could... you know... make a good single player experience to go with the multi player. I know they won't, but it is an option, crazy as it sounds.J-Rzez said:It needs a form of massive invigoration. I mean, set in Nam wouldn't be a bad thing, calling in Napalm strikes and such would be amusing for a little, while the weaponry isn't as dated, some of it is still used, while for the majority fresh from the WWII stuff at least.
The only thing that can revive the CoD series now is a proper MMO version. They'd need to get some massive help from an experienced Blizzard team to handle itemization (as sad as that sounds lol). Maybe that's IW's next project though, as speculated. Subscription fee and all. Considering the poor SP of MW2, there really is no reason to make a MW3 at this point, and I believe IW themselves even knows this.
Tony Hawk and Guitar Hero are beyond savior though. I can't see any way to revive them at this point, and would probably be better off letting them fade into the abyss totally.
The Blizzard stuff, of course, is pure win though.
Vinci said:When was the last time that happened?
Razor210 said:Advantages of large avatars.
Nirolak said:Apparently it's coming:
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The world now makes sense again. But what are those two new IP's doing there?
Despite the high amount of predictable dreariness of this financial report or whatever, there's one game in that lineup I'm somewhat interested in; the True Crime reboot. Trailer looked alright.
:lolLijik said:
J-Rzez said:It needs a form of massive invigoration. I mean, set in Nam wouldn't be a bad thing, calling in Napalm strikes and such would be amusing for a little, while the weaponry isn't as dated, some of it is still used, while for the majority fresh from the WWII stuff at least.
The flippin sweet wailing trailer song has justified that game's existence as far as I'm concerned. That song just makes me smile and think of ninjas.cjelly said:Singularity still exists?
What? :lol
Dupy said:Uh what happened to DJ Hero 2, the one game I actually care about from them?
Stumpokapow said:So I recently broke 700 games across all systems.
My entire Activision collection:
Time Commando (1996) -- bought used
Zork Nemesis (1996) -- bought used
Spycraft (1996) -- bought used
Colony Wars: Vengeance (1998) -- bought used
Doom 3 Steam (2004)
The Movies (2005)
Guitar Hero 2 Bundle with Guitar (2006)
Doom XBLA (2006)
My girlfriend also owns the Kung Fu Panda Xbox 360 game, which was bought used.
*shakes head*
Stumpokapow said:So I recently broke 700 games across all systems.
My entire Activision collection:
Time Commando (1996) -- bought used
Zork Nemesis (1996) -- bought used
Spycraft (1996) -- bought used
Colony Wars: Vengeance (1998) -- bought used
Doom 3 Steam (2004)
The Movies (2005)
Guitar Hero 2 Bundle with Guitar (2006)
Doom XBLA (2006)
My girlfriend also owns the Kung Fu Panda Xbox 360 game, which was bought used.
*shakes head*
Bizzyb said:I hate games that get annual releases. Don't they realize this usually diminishes the quality of the games??
Vinci said:Yeah, I think you're missing the point of doing it.
Bizzyb said:To run a game into the ground so freaking deep you can no longer make profits off of it due to diminishing returns?
Welcome to corporate America!Bizzyb said:To run a game into the ground so freaking deep you can no longer make profits off of it due to diminishing returns?
All signs point to Radical last I checked.Segata Sanshiro said:I wonder who's developing the Spider-Man title this year? Idiots threw away a great developer when they closed Shaba.
Lijik said:All signs point to Radical last I checked.
Dupy said:Uh what happened to DJ Hero 2, the one game I actually care about from them?
Having released 25 different rhythm game SKUs in 2009, Activision narrows the focus in 2010, with only a new Guitar Hero and DJ Hero 2 slated for release in 2010.
During Activision's 2009 financial results conference call, Activision's Mike Griffith explained that while 2009 saw Activision increasing its share in the rhythm genre to 51%, the company anticipates a decline in the music game business in 2010. That having been said, the company is serious cutting back on music game releases. Activision plans only two large releases in the segment this year - DJ Hero 2, and a new Guitar Hero game - both scheduled for release towards the end of the year.