so they could have met the original march release date after all?
Nah, games usually go gold a month or so before release, takes time to print the copies/ce editions and distribute across the world. Also usually a good window for advertising and patching any bugs left (day 1 patches). U4 is an anomaly going gold so early though, same with Quantum Break.
I do not want to turn this discussion into a Crysis discussion (no matter how much Scofield would like that ), so this is the only thing I'm going to say about it.
You are incorrect about the console version looking better. It had lower resolution textures, missing effects and props, among other things. Not really surprising, considering Crysis was ahead of its time, and was very demanding even on high-end PCs, so there was no way it could run like that on last-gen consoles.
not ND games, they usually go gold a week launch, irc that happened to U2 and 3; ND even said they have the habit of doing that.
This isn't your typical ND game though, they've delayed U4 3 times and the game is in development for almost 4 years. Last gen they released a game every 2 years.
There wouldn't be that many copies out if they launched next Friday. You do know that Neil Druckmann burns all the Blu-ray discs himself using the sun and a magnifying glass?thats why I said they could have stick to the early schedule, like literally release it next friday.
There wouldn't be that many copies out if they launched next Friday. You do know that Neil Druckmann burns all the Blu-ray discs himself using the sun and a magnifying glass?
Each one hand-drawn by Bruce Straley.damn, that guy pushing everyone out of their jobs even the disc manufactures. Probably cases and covers too.
I may buy it on Blu-ray but I never buy special editions. Blu-ray or digital. Grrr!.Anybody buying the physical special edition? Why?
I may buy it on Blu-ray but I never buy special editions. Blu-ray or digital. Grrr!.
?- No guarantee you can play the game on releas day.
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Can you name PS4 games that were unplayable without day1 patch? I can only think about The Evil Within which had performance issues. But 99.99% offline games run fine if you don't patch them.
As Clukos said it's about release day availability. There used to be loads of places to buy videos games where I live and work but now I actually have to travel some. That or trust day 1 release delivery, which to be fair, is generally pretty good with Amazon UK. Everything I've bought has arrived on the day (albeit not until the afternoon or evening) or early. But there is a first time for everythingCan you name PS4 games that were unplayable without day1 patch? I can only think about The Evil Within which had performance issues. But 99.99% offline games run fine if you don't patch them.
- No guarantee you can play the game on releas day.
Wow...please may 10th come quickly
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