The Friday letters page wonders what happens if Gears Of War: E-Day and Fable flop, as one reader hopes Dino Crisis will be the next Capcom reboot after Onimusha.
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As seen on TVAt last we have a bit of warning for a GTA 6 annoucement. It would’ve been nice if they said what the Netflix show is going to be, but I assume, like you said, that it’s going to be a bunch of celebs, who are also in the game as voiceovers, saying how great it is and then a fair bit of gameplay footage. If it’s an hour long, then maybe 20 minutes? I’d be disappointed if it was less than that.
My guess is that they will talk about GTA Online 2, or whatever it ends up being, even if it’s not available at launch. I think they don’t want it at launch though. They didn’t for Red Dead Redemption 2, even though they probably could’ve had it, because I think they want people to play the story first.
They want people to get used to the controls and everything, but I think it’s more that they know if they have online from the start nobody will ever bother playing the story. Take-Two probably want to get the microtransactions rolling ASAP, but Rockstar are proud of their single-player modes, and I think they’ll want to give it time to shine.Cranston
No choiceNot that I had any doubt but, that that sticker on the box of PlayStation 5 consoles makes it certain that they’re never giving up on being all-digital. They’ve made the decision, they’re not interested in what we think, and they’re not going to do what we want.
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So what are the choices? Put up with it and do everything they want or… get a PC or Switch 2. There really isn’t anything else that even counts as an option. I know I don’t really want to do either of those things but then I’m also not all that interesting Wolverine or Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, so maybe I wouldn’t be losing that much.
But it’s all a bad situation and I massively resent Sony for not only doing it but for the way they’ve handled it, which is basically to just dump the decision on us and then leave. Like GC said, there’s no conversation going on here.Gardor
65 million years in the waitingI so hope that Onimusha: Way Of The Sword is a hit. I’m looking forward to it, and I liked the originals, but the most important thing is that it’s the best route to getting a comeback for Dino Crisis. Capcom has been beating round the bush on it for years now and even trolling fans with Exoprimal. But if they resurrect Onimusha then Dino Crisis is the obvious next step, there can’t be anything else that makes sense.
Well, we need a new Devil May Cry, obviously, but something must be going on with that. It’s already popular so I assume they’ve just had some trouble in development or something. But they’re obviously worried about pulling the trigger on Dino Crisis and I do believe Onimusha could convince them.Elvis
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Slow progressThink I’m close to the end of Wasteland 3 and it’s been mostly fun apart from the odd glitch. It might have taken me four years to get this far but I wouldn’t mind a continuation of the series.
Has there been any news of a sequel? 3 was a big (easier) improvement over 2, which was very old school and is like the fourth to continue this trajectory, being better again.BobwallettPS: I’ve re-bought several of my PlayStation 4 games on Xbox, so I’d like to offer them to the readers that haven’t played them. Middle-Earth: Shadow Of War, Far Cry 5, and Far Cry Primal. All on PlayStation 4.
GC: Wasteland 4 seems unlikely, given none of the games have been major hits. Developer inXile is rumoured to be working on a Fallout ‘adjacent’ game, which makes sense given the original Wasteland was the spiritual predecessor to that series.
