With a new year right around the corner, we couldn't help but notice that a few studios kept their upcoming projects on the down-low for the majority of 2019. That's why they've made our list of 10 developers we want to see more from in 2020.
May was a slow month for gaming and Ghosts Of Tsushima takes top spot for the month on the back of its Steam release
calipers are on bikes, its what you pull to brake. you mean caliber.
such as 'soul calibur'. the greatest game of all time,
I jest I jest. its pretty amazing on ps5 with the improved lighting and 60fps
@purple 101
Not personal but seeing as you called him out, its actually "calibre"
"the quality of someone's character or the level of their ability"
Edited for spelling lol
In case you want to know. It's #37 overall for the month of May and #21 on Xbox Series.
If they released Gran Turismo 7 for PC, it would break sales records because it is an online game.
I'd love to see Gran Turismo on PC but wouldn't it be easier to compromise the online? I don't know but maybe that's a reason it hasn't yet
I've been hoping Sony smells the cash and brings GT7 to Steam. Honestly would be my first purchase from Playstation directly since God of War (2018) arrived.
Well done Ghost of Tsushma, i am so happy for the talented people at Sucker Punch, all i need now is the sequel.
I wish PC getting good sales would make them continue to support the legends mode, I want to go back to it.
Has HBO’s The Last of Us show changed fans’ thoughts on Naughty Dog’s sequel, The Last of Us Part II? Maybe.
"Everyone in the world of The Last of Us sequel is miserable in one way or another. I mean, it’s the end of the world, we understand that, but there came a time when the game felt like it was written by Garth Ennis – and that’s not always a good sign."
It is not close to feeling like Garth Ennis's comic book style. Garth is a good writer and his writing isn't all tension either, and the same with Druckman's Last of Us II. In romantic comedies, there are comedic tension and rejection with bouts of misery. In dramas, there are bouts of comedic relief among tension, which are also in the game and this awareness is a good sign.
In the end, everyone dies and everyone is miserable at some point in time, even more so in an apocalypse. However, life is mixed with happy moments while entropy is moving in the background, such as a nice time with family and laugh shared amongst friends and so on, which are in the game.
Following the major video game showcase reveals over the last weeks, games like Astro Bot and Doom: The Dark Ages are highly sought-after.
I went from being unexcited about anything that wasn't GTA vi to having a fully stocked end of the year especially after that direct
Xbox has a ton of games lined up. I was hoping more would be coming to PS5 but I think I’m going to finally subscribe to PC Game Pass since no matter what, it will still be a better deal. If MS makes a handheld, I’ll buy a console, if not I’ll play on PC.
You could buy a steamdeck if you actually have a pc library. And If you don't have a steam account I feel sorry for u when you claim to own a gaming pc
