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I would like to see Xenoblade on a handheld. Good game though I never finished it.
THe main reason I didn't buy a PS4 is because of the lack of games. I bought a Wii U and it is easily my favorite system by a WIDE margin. So many great games right now, and Smash is coming.I'm off to EGX, the videogame expo, at Earl's Court today and will be desperately looking for a reason not to return the PS4 I bought this week.
Destiny, for someone whose favourite series is probably Halo and who worships Bungie's every step, is hugely underwhelming. It's like Bungie has been refusing to give in to all of the modern FPS's irritating tendencies all these years and then decided to indulge every single one of them in one fell swoop. Iron sights, loot, classes, leveling up. There was a slight shift at Halo: Reach; this is just an avalanche. The elegance of Bungie's design has gone in favour of just chucking a whole bunch of shit at a wall and hoping something will stick. They're copying the designs of others and doing it worse. In a world where Borderlands chucks you a totally unique gun every five minutes, how is it accaptable to give me "Ooh, a slightly more powerful pistol - that looks just like your old one" after an hour? Halo presented you with a sandbox and everything with which to enjoy it (here's a problem, solve it). Destiny presents you with a sandbox but refuses to give you the toys with which to play with until you've walked around in it for long enough (here's a problem, fiddle about with these arbitrary options until you can just bruteforce it). The battles aren't totally unengaging - the enemy AI varies from lobotomy-stupid to tack-sharp - but the variety is definitely wanting. I was expecting it to justify a £330 purchase and it's barely justifying a £40 one.
Candidates to keep the dream alive are Alien: Isolation, playable on the floor, and Assassin's Creed: Unity, also playable on the floor, but there's nothing stopping me from sending my PS4 back and diving back into next gen at a later date.
Frankly, Nintendo's line-up has me the most excited at the moment - by quite a margin.
Destiny, for someone whose favourite series is probably Halo and who worships Bungie's every step, is hugely underwhelming. It's like Bungie has been refusing to give in to all of the modern FPS's irritating tendencies all these years and then decided to indulge every single one of them in one fell swoop. Iron sights, loot, classes, leveling up. There was a slight shift at Halo: Reach; this is just an avalanche. The elegance of Bungie's design has gone in favour of just chucking a whole bunch of shit at a wall and hoping something will stick. They're copying the designs of others and doing it worse. In a world where Borderlands chucks you a totally unique gun every five minutes, how is it accaptable to give me "Ooh, a slightly more powerful pistol - that looks just like your old one" after an hour? Halo presented you with a sandbox and everything with which to enjoy it (here's a problem, solve it). Destiny presents you with a sandbox but refuses to give you the toys with which to play with until you've walked around in it for long enough (here's a problem, fiddle about with these arbitrary options until you can just bruteforce it). The battles aren't totally unengaging - the enemy AI varies from lobotomy-stupid to tack-sharp - but the variety is definitely wanting. I was expecting it to justify a £330 purchase and it's barely justifying a £40 one.
Anyone got the latest Call of Duty? I'm probably one of the only people that never really got into the series but the new one looks worth a purchase.