Krappadizzle
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This, The Witcher 3 and a Metal Gear game make this an amazing year for games.
This is it. First legit AAA experience on PS4. A reason to buy the damn system.
Kotaku said:Im not usually a fan of gore, or of horror, which made me nervous about Bloodborne - Im still not convinced that Ill be able to get through it mentally unscathed. This isnt dark fantasy any more. Its more gruesome than that. But its not gross-out - theres no viscera gushing from wounds, no gore-porn, nothing that made my nose wrinkle in disgust. Ive been scared and occasionally shocked by the things Ive seen so far in Bloodborne, but not repulsed. This shouldnt be surprising, really, as this is a Miyazaki game, and rarely has there been a game creator more devoted to aesthetic beauty - even if that beauty is also gruesome.
That quote doesn't mean what you think it means
I assume he understood it as "the game is easy, dumb action now", hence the Vader noooo.I don't even get how he meant it o.o
That quote doesn't mean what you think it means
I will borrow it.
Only 1 game isn't enough.
A lot of people use AAA to mean "big budget, high profile retail release."I'm glad Souls games (including Bloodborne) are anything but "legit AAA experience"s. They basically do everything AAA games don't.
This is me, so it is reassuring to hear that it isn't too gross. I enjoyed the aesthetic of the souls games hugely and although this looks amazing I'm still a little wary.
Also if it is too bloody I can't play in front of the kids and I really need to be able to if I want to get the hours in
Souls games are about not dyingPlease explain to peace my soul.
Please explain to peace my soul.
How much mainstream appeal do you guys think Bloodborne has? I think vested gamers (i.e. anybody who frequents gaming sites or forums) were already on the wagon since its E3 reveal, but what about the gaming masses? If it's any indication, how did Demon Souls/Dark Souls do (sales-wise)? I ask because critical acclaim doesn't equate to financial success. Do you think Bloodborne will be a true system seller the way FF7 was?
Souls games are solid sellers. I believe Demon's did over 500k worldwide while being ultra niche and both Dark souls games sold over 2 millionHow much mainstream appeal do you guys think Bloodborne has? I think vested gamers (i.e. anybody who frequents gaming sites or forums) were already on the wagon since its E3 reveal, but what about the gaming masses? If it's any indication, how did Demon Souls/Dark Souls do (sales-wise)? I ask because critical acclaim doesn't equate to financial success. Do you think Bloodborne will be a true system seller the way FF7 was?
If you die you, an enemy may pick up your blood echoes.Please explain to peace my soul.
I will borrow it.
Only 1 game isn't enough.
I'm glad Souls games (including Bloodborne) are anything but "legit AAA experience"s. They basically do everything AAA games don't.
Surprised the embargo isn't up yet.
Sony usually has a week-early embargo for games they're confident in and a week-of embargo for games they're not. But I also feel like they're weirdly scared of advertising Bloodborne - the all-CG reveal at E3, the skipped TGS reveal the previous year, the weird commercial, embargoed trailers, etc. It seems like everyone agrees it's an amazing game but Sony seems deathly afraid of talking about it.
It's like they still view FROM's Soul-types as extremely niche games.
Surprised the embargo isn't up yet.
Sony usually has a week-early embargo for games they're confident in and a week-of embargo for games they're not. But I also feel like they're weirdly scared of advertising Bloodborne - the all-CG reveal at E3, the skipped TGS reveal the previous year, the weird commercial, embargoed trailers, etc. It seems like everyone agrees it's an amazing game but Sony seems deathly afraid of talking about it.
It's like they still view FROM's Soul-types as extremely niche games.
Hmm. I get my review copy on wednesday, it's going to be one hell of a weekend trying to get some video content edited in time for a meaningful publishing date. Not a bad weekend, just an intense one.
This is it. First legit AAA experience on PS4. A reason to buy the damn system.
Wow! So when is the review embargo up?
This is me, so it is reassuring to hear that it isn't too gross. I enjoyed the aesthetic of the souls games hugely and although this looks amazing I'm still a little wary.
Also if it is too bloody I can't play in front of the kids and I really need to be able to if I want to get the hours in
Which weapon combinations are you guys looking forward the most? I'm very interested in the original saw-cleaver, the axe and the chain-sword and I'm sure I'm going to spend hours just trying all possible combinations.
uh, it happened already with DkS2 and probably other souls games.Surprised the embargo isn't up yet.
Sony usually has a week-early embargo for games they're confident in and a week-of embargo for games they're not. But I also feel like they're weirdly scared of advertising Bloodborne - the all-CG reveal at E3, the skipped TGS reveal the previous year, the weird commercial, embargoed trailers, etc. It seems like everyone agrees it's an amazing game but Sony seems deathly afraid of talking about it.
It's like they still view FROM's Soul-types as extremely niche games.
This is me, so it is reassuring to hear that it isn't too gross. I enjoyed the aesthetic of the souls games hugely and although this looks amazing I'm still a little wary.
Also if it is too bloody I can't play in front of the kids and I really need to be able to if I want to get the hours in
the d1 patch will be up friday 20th
...but this isn't a Driveclub thread.
oh yeah that game is so legit. knack, another reason....
The framerate seems to be really solid, none of the previews in the OT mentioning any problems.
This seems tough to hit embargo date with this sized game. I'm surprised Sony hasn't sent review copies a few weeks in advance so that reviewers have enough time to really learn everything about the game and give it a proper review.
I have only read the Eurogamer piece so far, but it was utterly pointless. Not a shred of new information and nothing that a person couldn't have deduced ages ago from playing/watching the alpha, or IGNs first 18 minutes last month. Are all the articles like this?
I assumed at this point the press would be previewing some other area of the game. It really highlights how needless this kind of write-up is. It's 1% informative, 99% wank.
Did any of the previews say anything negative at all?
Can't believe this is coming out in less than 10 days, nghhhhhhh
It's not getting anything close to the marketing push FF7 got, and the nature of the game limits it's mass appeal. But I also think it will benefit greatly from all the elbow room it has from other major releases.