Marketing aint reality, Like I said theres only a couple that actually mean anything D.I.C.E & G.D.C.A
WRT Golden Joystick award
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Joystick_Award_for_Game_of_the_Year
perhaps its called Ultimate Game of the Year due to the winner of the first 2 awards, (made by perhaps the greatest game developer partnership of all time IMO)
Surprised we still haven't heard anything fron ND about a little PS5 patch for this one, and other games too??
I mean, not that this would surprise me, but seeing what Sucker Punch have done with a game they have released just a month or two after TLOU2, it would be a big MEH for ND.because they are certainly planning to release a remaster crash grab instead of a free patch
I just want to clean up and get the Platinum really, but it would be nice to do it at 60fps at least.
It was hinted at big time during Sony's financials that it was a big success
Unknown Soldier
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Not just TLOU2 for the award.
Five Sony exclusive games.
Five Sony exclusive games.
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I hope this show gets the budget to do the needed special effects justice.
Tkumpathenurple
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How much does a punnet of mushrooms cost where you live?!
Yeah I'm burned out on TWD, quit it two seasons ago. I think a lot of people are as ratings have gone way down.
FX wise, I think they did okay with Lovecraft Country and even The Outsider. Also The Watchmen. But those shows were in the pipeline long before.
As far as quality, Euphoria and I May Destroy You were amazing.
But there seems to be a definite difference between HBO originals and HBO Max originals.
Tkumpathenurple
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Not necessarily
On the topic of her massive arms, for a while, Abby's enormous physique bothered me, as it seemed way out of place in a post apocalypse wasteland. It ended up being one of the more effective aspects of the game, as her physique was used narratively.
I can't remember how far into the game it was, but there's a point fairly early on where you play as Abby, and you're at a military base. At one point there, you get to see the resources this military has at its disposal. All of a sudden, it wasn't so strange to have a big, beefy lady with an equally big beef and lots of beef.
It destroyed the notion of a post apocalyptic wasteland to some extent, but that's kind of fitting, given that both Abby and Ellie live in rebuilt micro societies that are two key components of our current, not-completely-apocalyptic society: military and civilian. They also both shun those societies in pursuit of revenge, wreaking havoc in both their own lives and societies.
God, how I wish they hadn't fucked this game's story with its convoluted structure.
On the topic of her massive arms, for a while, Abby's enormous physique bothered me, as it seemed way out of place in a post apocalypse wasteland. It ended up being one of the more effective aspects of the game, as her physique was used narratively.
I can't remember how far into the game it was, but there's a point fairly early on where you play as Abby, and you're at a military base. At one point there, you get to see the resources this military has at its disposal. All of a sudden, it wasn't so strange to have a big, beefy lady with an equally big beef and lots of beef.
It destroyed the notion of a post apocalyptic wasteland to some extent, but that's kind of fitting, given that both Abby and Ellie live in rebuilt micro societies that are two key components of our current, not-completely-apocalyptic society: military and civilian. They also both shun those societies in pursuit of revenge, wreaking havoc in both their own lives and societies.
God, how I wish they hadn't fucked this game's story with its convoluted structure.
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