Remember when micro-transactions were said to be the works of the video game devils and that no one in their right mind would support such a business structure? Welcome to 2015 where micro-transactions are the norm in gaming and just about every mobile game that releases, uses this as their means to make ends meet. The problem is that we as gamers have settled for this instead of demanding more for our money. Because so many of us have $100 for 90,000 gold bricks for a mobile game. While you could slow play it, who has that kind of time. When it comes to console games, they have began creeping their way into the landscape with games like Assassins Creed Unity and Mortal Kombat X adapting to the change in times. If mobile games can do it, why cant console games you might ask.
"Destiny: The Taken King has released to much fanfare from press and gaming public alike. Were putting some serious time and though into the full review, but you can read our initial impressions of the expansion and its vast content offering. Meanwhile, guardians are out there fighting the new threat that Oryx has brought in his wake: The Taken. These enemies are twisted versions of enemies that we already know, taken from our realm (hence the name), and then spit back with new dimensional looks, abilities, and a renewed drive to extinguish the light." - PSLS
COG writes - Back to Bed features a visually appealing art style, great gameplay mechanics and some solid puzzles. Sadly, it feels as if the developers cut the experience short by not capitalizing on a ton of their amazing ideas.
GI:
"Metal Gear Online has been something of a mystery for some time, so the opportunity to play a few rounds of the competitive experience at TGS earlier today was both exciting and revealing. The free add-on to Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is set to release on consoles on October 6th, with a PC release next year, and its unusual and intriguing gameplay loop offers something many competitive online shooters lack meaningful gameplay choice."
Samurai Warriors 4: Empires will launch for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PS Vita in North America and Europe in early 2016, Koei Tecmo announced.
In Japan, the game launched across all three platforms today.
Since Metal Gear Solid released, everyone has been going crazy over it, including New Gamer Nation. New Gamer Nation doesnt consider ourselves experts, but we have made plenty of discoveries that have made playing a million times better. Many of these tips are simple and quick. Some will save you time, some may save your life. Check them out and see if there were any you didnt know. And dont worry there are NO SPOILERS in this post.
Chris Mawson writes: "Super League fans, rejoice: the wait for the hotly anticipated Rugby League Live 3 is finally over as the title launches today in the UK."
Remember when micro-transactions were said to be the works of the video game devils and that no one in their right mind would support such a business structure? Welcome to 2015 where micro-transactions are the norm in gaming and just about every mobile game that releases, uses this as their means to make ends meet. The problem is that we as gamers have settled for this instead of demanding more for our money. Because so many of us have $100 for 90,000 gold bricks for a mobile game. While you could slow play it, who has that kind of time. When it comes to console games, they have began creeping their way into the landscape with games like Assassins Creed Unity and Mortal Kombat X adapting to the change in times. If mobile games can do it, why cant console games you might ask.
COG writes: For One Piece: Pirate Warriors and Dynasty Warriors fans there is a lot to love here. The rest of however might as well take a big ol pass on this one, unless you have a hankering for mindless mashing.
Christopher Livingston:
"With 15 hours spent on Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain, I'm sitting at a whopping 6% complete, which tells me I'd need a Fulton balloon the size of the Hindenburg to lift all the content out of this game. Naturally, I'm forced to ask the obvious question: besides a couple hundred hours of stealth, combat, base management, and story beats I can't even begin to understand, what else is there to do?"
GI:
"Metal Gear Online has been something of a mystery for some time, so the opportunity to play a few rounds of the competitive experience at TGS earlier today was both exciting and revealing. The free add-on to Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is set to release on consoles on October 6th, with a PC release next year, and its unusual and intriguing gameplay loop offers something many competitive online shooters lack meaningful gameplay choice."
Samurai Warriors 4: Empires will launch for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PS Vita in North America and Europe in early 2016, Koei Tecmo announced.
In Japan, the game launched across all three platforms today.
Last week Final Fantasy XV Game Director Hajime Tabata told Peter Brown that we'll play his new game next year. Peter and Alexa join Danny to discuss how this is possible.