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"That's my instinct when trapped in a confined space, light everything on fire." 
The Official PlayStation 3 | ViTA Thread Vol. Plenty of Life Left
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If you think BL2 is boring then you're not doing something right.
Easily one of the best games of last year and one of the funnest, especially w/ friends.
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Not too many people will get this, but.... 
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Ninja Storm 3 .
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[h1]Watch Dogs aiming to compete with Grand Theft Auto[/h1]
Watch Dogs is hoping to snaffle a few slices of Grand Theft Auto’s open-world pie, and Ubisoft expects the near-future effort’s connected features to grant it an edge.
Ubisoft executive Alain Corre told EDGE that Ubisoft hopes Watch Dogs will become a major brand, like Assassin’s Creed, but in a new sphere.
“What we want with Watch Dogs is to try and crack a new genre, which is the open-style GTA genre,” he said.
“Yes, Grand Theft Auto is one of the biggest brands in the industry and everybody respects the brand and we’ll have fun playing the next one too, but I think Watch Dogs’ positioning is also on next-gen, bringing a lot of features – connectivity, interactivity, companion gaming and so on which is bringing some freshness to the genre.”
Corre said Grand Theft Auto 5′s arrival September release isn’t a problem for Watch Dogs, which is also due at the end of the year.
“When you have a great product in our or any other industry, it also excites the appetite of a lot of consumers in that category. People interested in racing games will buy many racing games if the games are great,” he said,
“So we think that we can even benefit from the fact that Grand Theft Auto is coming. The spirit will be that this kind of game is great fun and I think Watch Dogs can also bring a lot of the same fans.”
EA has made similar comments about the Battlefield and Call of Duty rivalry, and prior to its dissolution THQ aimed for Saints Row to stand alongside GTA as an alternative in the genre.
Watch Dogs is expected on PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Wii U, Xbox 360 and probably Microsoft’s next console, too. GTA5 has been announced only for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Thanks, OXM.
Watch Dogs is hoping to snaffle a few slices of Grand Theft Auto’s open-world pie, and Ubisoft expects the near-future effort’s connected features to grant it an edge.
Ubisoft executive Alain Corre told EDGE that Ubisoft hopes Watch Dogs will become a major brand, like Assassin’s Creed, but in a new sphere.
“What we want with Watch Dogs is to try and crack a new genre, which is the open-style GTA genre,” he said.
“Yes, Grand Theft Auto is one of the biggest brands in the industry and everybody respects the brand and we’ll have fun playing the next one too, but I think Watch Dogs’ positioning is also on next-gen, bringing a lot of features – connectivity, interactivity, companion gaming and so on which is bringing some freshness to the genre.”
Corre said Grand Theft Auto 5′s arrival September release isn’t a problem for Watch Dogs, which is also due at the end of the year.
“When you have a great product in our or any other industry, it also excites the appetite of a lot of consumers in that category. People interested in racing games will buy many racing games if the games are great,” he said,
“So we think that we can even benefit from the fact that Grand Theft Auto is coming. The spirit will be that this kind of game is great fun and I think Watch Dogs can also bring a lot of the same fans.”
EA has made similar comments about the Battlefield and Call of Duty rivalry, and prior to its dissolution THQ aimed for Saints Row to stand alongside GTA as an alternative in the genre.
Watch Dogs is expected on PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Wii U, Xbox 360 and probably Microsoft’s next console, too. GTA5 has been announced only for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Thanks, OXM.
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I was thinking today...
FFXIV is going to do terribly on PS3 unless it comes out in the next couple of months. Or, unless they have a PS4 version as well.
FFXIV is going to do terribly on PS3 unless it comes out in the next couple of months. Or, unless they have a PS4 version as well.
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Copped the Infamous collection and Battlefield 3 premium edition
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Rainbow Moon was excellent (still havent fully completed it). Excited for this.
Meet Rainbow Moon’s Sequel, Rainbow Skies
We’ve got exclusive details on the follow-up to the PSN-exclusive strategy RPG.
by Colin Moriarty FEBRUARY 27, 2013
Rainbow Moon came exclusively to PlayStation 3 in the summer of 2012, and IGN was the very first site to tell you just how good it was. We also gave you the very first word of the Vita port of Rainbow Moon, which is due out later in 2013.
But Rainbow Moon sold well enough that its publisher – EastAsiaSoft – has dispatched well-liked indie PlayStation developer SideQuest Studios on a sequel. It will be called Rainbow Skies, and it’s due out in 2014.
“Built on Rainbow Moon’s system, Rainbow Skies is a completely new game that is set in a new world with new characters and a new story,” SideQuest Studios’ Marcus Pukropski said in a statement. “A lot of feedback has been taken into consideration and we are confident that Rainbow Skies will offer an even deeper and more versatile gameplay experience, while staying absolutely true to its roots.”
Rainbow Skies is promised to contain new features, though. Monsters can be captured and used in battle, the game will contain new combos, there will be “new treasure-hunt quests and “an improved side quest system”, and more.
But we have exclusive details on Rainbow Skies that you won’t find anywhere else. We can’t confirm platforms for you quite yet, but Nils Ngai from publisher EastAsiaSoft did tell me this: “[Platforms] are still unconfirmed at the moment but given our track record, chances for being a PlayStation exclusive are high.” So you can read into that what you will.
Here are the other details Ngai shared with me about his upcoming game:
Rainbow Skies will have two parallel worlds that the player can explore, a light and a shadow world. Everything will be really green and colorful in the light world, while the shadow world will have a much darker theme. There will also be some interactions and connections between these two worlds.
[EastAsiaSoft and SideQuest Studios] will be focusing on a much stronger visual variety in Rainbow Skies. There will be a lot more assets this time to avoid repetition. For example, each dungeon will have a completely different theme with unique objects. Whenever the player explores new regions or a new dungeon, he will instantly feel that he is in a new place. This will also be supported by an even wider range of background music tracks.
We will be using a slightly different camera perspective for Rainbow Skies. All characters and objects will be a bit larger and consequently show more details.
The story in Rainbow Skies will be told through an improved dialog system. There will also be a new emotion system that allows better expression of the characters' personalities.
The battle system will remain turn based but [EastAsiaSoft and SideQuest Studios] plan to add a few new action elements during dungeon exploration. For example, there will be traps and projectiles that the player has to evade. In addition, there will also be more puzzles for the player to solve.
Meet Rainbow Moon’s Sequel, Rainbow Skies
We’ve got exclusive details on the follow-up to the PSN-exclusive strategy RPG.
by Colin Moriarty FEBRUARY 27, 2013
Rainbow Moon came exclusively to PlayStation 3 in the summer of 2012, and IGN was the very first site to tell you just how good it was. We also gave you the very first word of the Vita port of Rainbow Moon, which is due out later in 2013.
But Rainbow Moon sold well enough that its publisher – EastAsiaSoft – has dispatched well-liked indie PlayStation developer SideQuest Studios on a sequel. It will be called Rainbow Skies, and it’s due out in 2014.
“Built on Rainbow Moon’s system, Rainbow Skies is a completely new game that is set in a new world with new characters and a new story,” SideQuest Studios’ Marcus Pukropski said in a statement. “A lot of feedback has been taken into consideration and we are confident that Rainbow Skies will offer an even deeper and more versatile gameplay experience, while staying absolutely true to its roots.”
Rainbow Skies is promised to contain new features, though. Monsters can be captured and used in battle, the game will contain new combos, there will be “new treasure-hunt quests and “an improved side quest system”, and more.
But we have exclusive details on Rainbow Skies that you won’t find anywhere else. We can’t confirm platforms for you quite yet, but Nils Ngai from publisher EastAsiaSoft did tell me this: “[Platforms] are still unconfirmed at the moment but given our track record, chances for being a PlayStation exclusive are high.” So you can read into that what you will.
Here are the other details Ngai shared with me about his upcoming game:
Rainbow Skies will have two parallel worlds that the player can explore, a light and a shadow world. Everything will be really green and colorful in the light world, while the shadow world will have a much darker theme. There will also be some interactions and connections between these two worlds.
[EastAsiaSoft and SideQuest Studios] will be focusing on a much stronger visual variety in Rainbow Skies. There will be a lot more assets this time to avoid repetition. For example, each dungeon will have a completely different theme with unique objects. Whenever the player explores new regions or a new dungeon, he will instantly feel that he is in a new place. This will also be supported by an even wider range of background music tracks.
We will be using a slightly different camera perspective for Rainbow Skies. All characters and objects will be a bit larger and consequently show more details.
The story in Rainbow Skies will be told through an improved dialog system. There will also be a new emotion system that allows better expression of the characters' personalities.
The battle system will remain turn based but [EastAsiaSoft and SideQuest Studios] plan to add a few new action elements during dungeon exploration. For example, there will be traps and projectiles that the player has to evade. In addition, there will also be more puzzles for the player to solve.
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Just played the demo and **** myselfWill be copped!
. God of War is copped as well. Then nothing more until Injustice
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Just played the demo and **** myself
Man I would get it for the ps3 but my homie that I play all the time is getting it for 360 so I will too (don't really want to)
It's cool tho cuz I'm sure you didn't want it with my man Rock Lee.
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Not too many people will get this, but....
Posted the info on the ps4 thread. The setting of the game will be in the carribean. New character too.
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That taijustu :x. I get down with AsumaMan I would get it for the ps3 but my homie that I play all the time is getting it for 360 so I will too (don't really want to)
It's cool tho cuz I'm sure you didn't want it with my man Rock Lee.
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I can't wait for this either.Just played the demo and **** myselfWill be copped!
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Not too many people will get this, but....
Posted the info on the ps4 thread. The setting of the game will be in the carribean. New character too.
I was speaking of the logo itself. 4 black bars is the logo of one of the best punk bands to ever utter an "Oi!", Black Flag
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^Ahh, gotcha.
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It's nice to want things.
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Are they gonna continue the story from the original 2 cause if I'm not mistaking the last couple have no continuation with one another. Also I've never played any so can I get a synopsis of the main plotNot too many people will get this, but....
Posted the info on the ps4 thread. The setting of the game will be in the carribean. New character too.
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Heres some info, scroll down.
http://niketalk.com/t/526537/the-official-playstation-4-thread-vol-8gb-gddr5/390
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I want you to stick with it though. You hopped off MK9 too early. We are beasts now
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Thanks, the story started off good then just got horrible.
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havent watched conan in a while
that tomb raider review was freaking hilarious
that tomb raider review was freaking hilarious
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