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Yes yes, Splatoon is looking amazing and I've been following the news on the official tumblr. I would love to see more information on...in a you know...in a direct...Let's end this discussion on mobile games and move onto those upcoming ones.
This is supposed to be coming out in May.
You only tend to find the bad stuff on either of those if you dig deep, but mobile games are a bit saturated with bad cashgrab games.
Well, at least there's no way it can get worse than in 1983...........right?
If there's anything I've learned from Jim Sterling, it's that no. There's easily more crap on Steam then there are gold.
Well I can't argue with that. And there is a lot of trash on Steam, but that's mostly because Valve's quality screening is about as existent as Tommy Wiseu's acting skills. I'm just trying to say that on Steam that you usually don't find a lot of that stuff unless you actually search for it, but I do agree that most AAA devs haven't been doing very hot.
Don't mind me. Just sitting here, waiting for the Yoshi Wholly World game for about 3 years now.
not usa but.
Is it Mewtwo?
My new petunias to grow?
Summer?
Volvo makes games? I thought they only made cars. Huh, who knew?
Did someone say Grave digging?
Now they make rubber ducks,how the world spins
Even if TF2 is dying development-wise it was going strong for 7 years. That's more than a lot of games can say.
I believe that is the Grave WARDEN, not digger. Infact I believe he'd kill Grave Diggers.
Pictured: The current answer.
TF2 already died 3 times before its release,after that died on consols,and after that died because it couldn't hold a small community so tried to appeal the masses,TF2 died on competitive aspects,and now is dying on what it's left,overwatch will just get the process quicker...
I honestly doubt TF2 is going anywhere in the long term. It's still in the top 3 played games on Steam consistently despite development being more or less on life support, and there are very few FPS games on the market that have the same Quake-style gameplay that TF2 does, even Overwatch doesn't have a lot of the same elements.
My only problem is that TF2 relies on the community not competitive aspects like Dota 2 or CS:GO,when instead of a hype train you give them rubber ducks,then we got a problem...
Not just any ducks! BONUS DUCKS!
That is true, but it's pretty obvious that Valve has no plans to support TF2 competitively (even though it probably deserves it). Though even Dota is on the decline recently, due to the oversaturation of minor tournaments and the only Major being The International. CS:GO is faring better, but it's also the only truly supported competitive FPS on the market and it has little to no competition in that area.
1. Mario Party won't die anytime soon. Mario Party 10 isn't THAT bad and Nintendo can easily just get some other people to work on 11 or a handheld spin-off. If you don't like what 10 is, then don't but it and maybe 11 will have the traditional (and stale) gameplay you like, whilst I and many others will buy 10 and enjoy it for what it is. It's not like the series has ever been excellent, just a unique and fun multiplayer game.
Agreed,but my major gripe is that they can't establish a solid audience.
I just think that (having a raid at the last day of the year) is a great idea. My old group of chatters raided several Xat chatboxes just for the fun of it. That's how 2011 ended for me.. virtually.
Not a surprise, jiggle physics had happened in other titles before. Fire Emblem Blazing Sword, Super Mario RPG, Paper Mario and the Thousand Year Door, Sin & Punishment: Star Successor, and a few others.
Are you going to change it back to "WolfieXVII"?Eesh I can't change my name for another 12 days
