So, best game on PSN? I'm just wondering why you guys haven't started a first-play thread yet.
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I bought it and set off the downloads, then I disconnected from the PSN while I completed Killzone (Which is hugely underrated, as it turns out) and reconnected after that to download while I slept, as I always do.
I'll start one tonight assuming someone hasn't beaten me to the punch.Comment
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If it's better than Super Stardust then it must be pretty damn amazing !!Originally posted by Concept View PostComment
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Damn I enjoyed R+C more demos like that please Sony !Comment
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Bruised. And off his food.
But in other news, I got it from the US store this morning after all.
In short, it's ****ing brilliant. Ambient shooter heaven at its best.Comment
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I'm enjoying more than SStardust so far. The chain system, music and overall quirkiness wins me over. Check it out if you can.Originally posted by Yoshimax View PostComment
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Yep, the guy who made Everyday Shooter is insane!!!
Originally posted by Jonathan MakHi everyone, I?m Jonathan Mak, creator of Everyday Shooter, a game I know you?ve heard a little about recently from Rusty Buchert. I thought I?d pop by to give everyone a purview into the life of the one-man developing crew that is Quesy Games (me). Here are few photos to illustrate.
My PS3 is sitting on the box that it came in.
I look forward to playing Heavenly Sword on my 12″ TV.
Most developers have mountains of candy and soda. I have seaweed.
Yesterday I bought 5lbs of hash browns.
As I?m writing this, I?m talking to a game developer who?s friends throw pig?s blood at each other.
I can no longer stay awake for more than eight hours at a time.
The Everyday Shooter code has no 4s or 5s execpt in the combination of 54, or in very rare instances 0.5, because 5 and 4 are very unlucky numbers.
There are eight levels in Everyday Shooter and eight points in this post because eight is a very lucky number.The Everyday Shooter code has no 4s or 5s execpt in the combination of 54, or in very rare instances 0.5, because 5 and 4 are very unlucky numbers.
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Not sure if this new site that I've stumbled across will be anything to do with the PS3 at all but it may well be the beta of their YouTube, MySpace sort of thing that they've been talking about introducing to the PS3, PSP & PCs in the past.
eyeVio (Beta)Comment
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I believe this is an interactive horror novel called Imabikisou.Originally posted by DavidHolliss View PostComment
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I thought it was something like that, not sure how much Japanese text is involved, looks like it will be available to buy over (JPN) PSN or on Blu-Ray.
Will give it a whirl tonight and let you know how I get on ....Comment
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I think it's entirely in kanji. I'm currently downloading it myself too.Originally posted by DavidHolliss View PostComment
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Sweet, I'll be downloading that. Looked pretty interesting from the trailer, although I think its more like an interactive novel than a 'real game'. Have to see how much the Japanese text gets in the way of the experience.Comment
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Tried it. Tis an interactive novel which is full of kanji. The only English in there is 'Chun Soft Present..'
The demo presents you with what seem like 3 small taster parts of the novel.
The novel is presented to you in a series of still/animated images and occasional short film clips. There s constant audio throughout such as atmospheric sounds, sound effects and voices. Over the top of the images comes the text which you progress through by pressing X button. In the demo there were 2 points of interaction where I had to choose between 2 or 3 options.
It's hard to get a feel for the horror due to not having a magoo what was going on. Shame as I liked the idea of a HD novel (providing it didn't cost the same as a full priced game).Comment
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