As far as companies go I trust valve.
As far as companies go I trust valve.
Old-school shoulder pads for football were also based on 40k.
You need to advertise enough to get people playing and talking first. There’s about 50 games pet day released on steam. It’s easy to get Los in the noise.
Only if they read anything about the games or books. Leaving master chief out doesn’t fix the active contempt for the source material.
Yes, but it really only works at low latency over a wired connection. It’s great for video or games where input lag isn’t a big deal.
If you buy a game on steam they are the second party. The developer/publisher would be a third party.
Starcraft 2 was 2010, with the final expansion in 2015.
There’s several attempts to have a more traditional RTS coming soon/out. Stormgate and Beyond All Reason are the big two.
It’s crazy that sc2 coop was essentially an after thought until it released and became the most played mode by a lot.
A big help is that the game isn’t exclusively just pvp. Having coop and campaign being released as 1st class citizens alongside competitive 1v1 is a huge bonus.
It’s not that crazy. Modern game studios are monetization first and gameplay second, which isn’t going to work unless you luck into amazing gameplay.
It’s impossible to predict success, but it’s pretty easy to predict failure. Copycat games don’t work.
It’s basically end of life support, nothing major will happen anymore.
Anything AI actually enhanced would be advertising the enhancement not the AI part.
The pass for pc version is pretty bad, the catalog is mediocre, the interface is awful, and downloads are insanely slow (especially compared to steam).
It took music a while to learn this, and most game companies already knew it. I just wish streaming platforms would learn a bit faster that exclusives aren’t that useful.
If I’m spending $450 + $70 + $80/year on gaming it’s going to be a steam deck and not a ps5.
AoE4 feels like a game from 2000 though.
The people that made blizzard are all gone, there’s several newer studios that haven’t released much of anything yet. Frostgiant, warchief gaming, dreamhaven, imagendary studios are all offshoots of former blizzard employees.
I thought MS was less big on sexual harassment and assault, but maybe I was wrong.
Clearing out stock for a true 2.0 model likely.