@Jag85: this is their first attempt at a grounded open world game. It's a shame that they made it boated but it could be a stepping stone for their next project.
Thank god. This game always looked horrible and their engine is dated AF.
Studios shouldn't be rewarded for putting out sub-standard trash banking on their name to carry them over the finish line.
Go back to the drawing board, ditch the cheap ass, old engine that produce games with PS3 graphics and animations from 2006 and put out something worth people paying their money for with standards that at least measure up to 2024.
Crazy that this is the same company that produced the visually impressive DOA 3 on OG Xbox
The reviews definitely match all of the previews over the last few days.
Whenever a game is exclusive, there's always this subsidized hype machine around it that kind of dilutes what the game really is.
If they stuck with the initial PC release when they announced it, I'm positive we would all be on the same page regarding the expectations of this game.
It looked a lot like Wo Long to me, decent game but nothing special
Thank god. This game always looked horrible and their engine is dated AF.
Studios shouldn't be rewarded for putting out sub-standard trash banking on their name to carry them over the finish line.
Go back to the drawing board, ditch the cheap ass, old engine that produce games with PS3 graphics and animations from 2006 and put out something worth people paying their money for with standards that at least measure up to 2024.
Crazy that this is the same company that produced the visually impressive DOA 3 on OG Xbox
And to think Sony paid just to have this flop exclusively on the PS5.😏
@dabear: it really bothers you to know that I play all systems and games and have opinions on them 😄
Posting your "year in review" without a gamer tag, and a snapshot of an XSX (most likely your neighbor's or a friend's) is not proof.
If you do actually own one, you are one of the dumbest consumers on the planet because you are spending money on a product that empirical evidence has shown time and time again you don't like.
A tiny bit lower than I expected, but still respectable. When the biggest complaint I keep seeing is that it's over ambitious it worries me about the difficulty in some areas or grasping some end game meta. Either way I plan to go in with no expectations like I try to in every game I play. However, I'm starting with DD2 tonight first.
Kind of what we expected to see after the previews hinted it had some missteps. Will maybe pick jt up on PC next year or so. Maybe team ninja will get it dialed in for the next game.... If there is one.
I am tired of Japan settings honestly. People pretend we didn't have enough ninja-open-world games before but we actually had and plenty of them: Sekiro, Nioh 1 and 2, Ghost of Tsushima. The game looks like the worse version than all previous ones. And Assassin Creed in Japan thing doesn't sell it to me either. And the fact that Ubisoft is currently working on Assassin Creed in Japan setting makes me even less inclined to try this game. Japanese developers, From Software aside, were not really good in making video games in this past decade. Outdated graphics, repetitive gameplay, boring side quest, they have been stuck in the past for quite a while. And this game is just another example of that.
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