Bumped back from the 5th of February to the 26th of March. Officially the delay is for Japan only, but it will probably be announced for Europe and US in a short while.
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Bums. At least it eases the cram in February, though.
EDIT, as predicted by b_k, now confirmed for US/Europeland too: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...yed-by-a-monthLast edited by Golgo; 12-11-2014, 08:43.Comment
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i get the feeling Bloodborne becomes more and more an action game
however, i hope they can still add dynamic shadows as it looks very last gen this way.Comment
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I actually still think its one of the most visually impressive next gen games i've seen...animation in particular is amazing.Originally posted by Uli View Posti get the feeling Bloodborne becomes more and more an action game
however, i hope they can still add dynamic shadows as it looks very last gen this way.
I have to close my mouth after every new trailer for this.Comment
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it looks indeed very good at first glance - i already played the E3 demo on 50" screen. but this can't hide the fact it's a very last gen approach technically. poor dynamic lighting with next to no light sources casting shadows (most obvious when holding a torch!), mostly static environments (like to destroy every wooden crate you see? not possible!) and also not much physics going on apart from exaggerated havoc animations. adding to this is a very poor framerate that felt like 15 to 20 fps in the demo. i doubt the game will be able to keep up consistent 30fps in the final game.Comment
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After seeing Uncharted 4 almost everythign looks last-gen.Originally posted by Uli View Posti get the feeling Bloodborne becomes more and more an action game
however, i hope they can still add dynamic shadows as it looks very last gen this way.Comment
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Frame rate looks better than Dark Souls 2 (console) in that vid at leastLast edited by Garny; 07-12-2014, 16:09.Comment
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indeed, Uncharted 4 looks really significantly better than everything else i've seen so far on PS4. that's because they have a very good engine. all the poor cross gen-games of late are mostly hold back by outdated engines that were not meant for scaling to different platforms. to my knowledge there are actually just 3 next gen-proven cross platform-engines out there: Cryengine (Crysis 3, Ryse), Snowdrop (The Division) and to a degree Frostbite (Battlefield 4).Originally posted by Cheeseman Battitude View PostComment
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Is the UK PSN one and the same all over the EU? the reason i ask is that this game is out 3 days early in mainland Europe, and if i was to order the game from PSN would i be able to play it on the Wednesday, instead of having to wait until the Friday?Comment
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Controls explained.
Just what I needed, common enemies repeating the same sentence over and over.Comment
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Looks amazing. I truly can't wait for this. I was worried that this game wouldn't be 'soulsy' enough but that vid definitely disproved that. I really hope it's a good sized game. Maybe not DS2 big but DS1 sized would be niceComment
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I had been getting interested in this, but that video makes it look awful. The same enemies over and over again, who seem pretty dumb as to your actual presence half the time. Looks boring and repetitive.Comment
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Oh. Looked like dark souls to me only with epic cutting edge graphics that are on par with a decent PS3 game.Comment
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