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New Post has been published on http://www.summoningallgamers.com/14050/onechanbara-z2-strikes-ps4-near-summer
Onechanbara Z2 strikes a PS4 near you this summer
[Update: Additional e-mails have been added regarding the date of the firing.] Allistar Pinsof, a former writer for Destructoid, has come forward after dealing with a year of turmoil and frustratio...
The evidence keeps piling up.
This is getting ridiculous.
Arkham Origins is littered with glitches. I had the game crash on me twice in a row while fast traveling, and I encountered a number of physics bugs that saw enemies become almost untouchable or completely disappear. At one point, I needed to restart a checkpoint because a character I needed to interrogate couldn't be interacted with. These are just the issues I had, with many other users reporting other bugs, such as important ledges that can't be climbed, and horrendous framerate drops.
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Because this product seems to be going out of its way to epitomize the concept of the cynical cash grab, online multiplayer has been crammed in with all the grace of a cat in a bathtub. Essentially a mediocre third-person cover shooter with Batman shoehorned into it, Arkham Origins Online pits three of Bane's thugs against three of Joker's goons, with two other players taking on the roles of the Dark Knight and Robin. It's a three-on-three battle, with the rival gangs capturing territory and shooting each other, while the superheroes use gadgets and predatory stealth to take them out.
As a gang member, you can look forward to awful movement controls, with the character wildly swinging when trying to run, sometimes not running at all, and occasionally refusing to fire his weapon. As Batman or Robin, you get to be frequently stuck on walls, or have diving kick attempts halt in mid-air for no good reason. The demented controls and obnoxious errors were able to be experienced almost instantly, and consequently, I managed to withstand only a few rounds before having to turn it off, utterly appalled.
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If Batman: Arkham Origins does one thing well, it's epitomize the kind of exploitative garbage that has steadily eroded so much faith in the so-called "AAA" gaming scene. When publishers whine and moan about piracy or used sales, this is the kind of game you can point to when you ask if it's any surprise that so few customers are unwilling to gamble $60 on a brand new game. This is the kind of game that, when publishers panic over flagging sales, you can hold up and say, "You did it to yourselves."
And here I thought WB were one of the "good" publishers. Such a disappointment.
Aliens: Colonial Marines gameplay and hands-on impressions
PAX East happened and some new gaming stuff emerged from there. Destructoid's Max Scoville had a chance to play Aliens Colonial Marines and he made a report about it. He talks about the single player part in this short video and they show off some pretty impressive looking gameplay. Looks like gearbox want to provide quite a scary and realistic experience with their game.
They also talk about multiplayer in a positive tone
[Aliens: Colonial Marines]
DESTRUCTIOD
KILL!
Max needs a cuddle.