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Wait, I thought the reception to this game was pretty good, what happened? Or are the gaming public just shunning Lucasfilm ips now?
Full release is today. Premium Edition owners got to play it earlier.
I don't think anyone is interested to play Indiana Jones in first person with melee combat being the main focus in gameplay.
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Really, that's what the game is? I hadn't followed it at all, but it seems just copying uncharted, 3rd person adventure, puzzle solving, and light combat would have been a easy call.
Yeah, they went with first person melee combat and puzzle solving, but there obviously isn't a big audience interested in playing Indiana Jones with that type of gameplay. I think everyone expected it to be like Uncharted when it was initially announced. It's probably safe to say we won't be seeing Indiana in videogames anytime soon.
Melee combat in first person is just DOA for me for any game, it's the reason I can't get into any of the Elder Scroll games.
Melee combat focused gameplay rarely results in successful games, unless these games are massive RPGs like Elder Scrolls or Kingdom Come. The reason why it works in those games is because those games offer a lot of deep RPG mechanics that make gamers overlook weak melee combat and stealth. Some really bad decisions were made with this game. Also, Indiana IP just doesn't have the pull anymore they thought it does.
Way less. In 2020 Steam had 20mil concurrents and 120mil monthly active users. PS5 doesn't even have half that many PS5s sold let alone PS5 users that are active monthly, for example I'm a PS5 owner but I haven't turned on my PS5 in a few months. So yes Steam has outgrown current gen consoles (PS5 and Xbox Series) in size.
yah. The current collective MAU across the entire PSN players (PS3, PS4, PS5, Vita) right now is at 116m, which is still lesser than Steam’s 120m from 4 years ago.
Well that's subjective if ever I've seen it. I don't personally think Sony have been brilliant these past few years..
Xbox disappearaing doesn't mean all Xbox owers switch to PS or Switch. Many will go Pc, especially Game Pass lovers. And with Nintendo's success-failurue-success-failure runs another failure is not completely impossible.
A dying Xbox means less console players and more pc players. Not saying it's threatening console existence.
Didn't say that. but Pc also gets new gamers. All i said is that with a dead Xbox consoles lose and pc gains players.
The last official Steam MAU is 132m in 2021.
This, and that's only since I got a Steam Deck a year ago. I played this year more than in the last 5 years combined.
Yes, with a dead Xbox Pc + PS + Nintendo will all gain players. That's right, but that also means consoles in general will lose some players, because of that event. Didn't want to say consoles are in decline, will die, not grow or anything like that. I just meant, the short term consequence of a dead Xbox is more pc player and less console players. End of story.If Xbox were to die then PC, PlayStation and Switch all stand to gain players. You really trying way too hard to frame this as "PC vs console" (zero-sum game) when you know very well it is more complex than that.
GHG 's post addresses this much more thoroughly in showing that the console market continues to grow.
I've barely used my PS5 since Steam Deck came out. I've got a gaming laptop and a desktop in the living room. No console can touch this.
I don't want that too, just being realistic.
Magic??? Bows???
Or just more PS5 and/or Switch players.
sony wants to sell pc games too
Valve will not do it, nothing to worry.
Huh? They're already doing it
A console? Or another Steam OS PC?
They already did the steam deck + dock. We have confirmation they're working on "powered by steam OS devices". Maybe that's only referring to handhelds, except we know their new gamepad is in mass production.
