I was completely wrong about 2016 releases so here I am failing upward into next year’s predictions!
Gravity rush, torment, and nier are out in Jan, Feb, and march. They all look pretty good! The price of torment has gone up more than I expected since the Kickstarter and I hope the combat isn’t terrible.
Also: Strafe, Tokyo 42, pathologic, absolver, iconoclasts…
Cuphead might actually come out in 2017, but the more I see of it the less convinced I am that it has anything going for it beyond its looks.
I’ve had She Remembers Caterpillars saved in my Steam wish list for awhile now, another game I’m not convinced will be great but that I want to keep my eye out for.
Night in the Woods will come out at some point, right? Had one heck of a trailer.
I am gonna go in my own little corner and be hyped for the new Mass Effect game.
Red Dead Redemption 2 will likely be delayed out of 2017 but would top my list if it actually sees release.
Legend of Zelda will be the 2017 game I most look forward to playing in 2021 or so.
qrostar has been working on a Hanano/Jelly no Puzzle follow-up for a while now…
I normally don’t get that excited about megaten stuff on release because I find it a lot more playable via emulation or handheld but the availability of remote play helps quite a bit there
The promised last dark souls 3 DLC ought to be good, I just wonder how exciting it will be. Do they have any real unmined nostalgia?
predicting that i’m going to be bored of yakuza by the end of 2017
enthused re: destiny raids in a new engine
& new quake so i can find a use for this pc besides emulating ps2 stuff
leigh’s problem is the same problem she pins on everyone else: everything has to be for her. like I can’t imagine a world in which I would play a VR game if VR were free, much less at ten thousand US dollars or whatever the fuck, but if people wanna play star wars floating in space have at it.
These aren’t games but I hope to god both the Switch and AMD’s new CPUs are actually good. Especially the CPUs because I ain’t paying Intel prices anymore.
I don’t even know if this is supposed to counter my point or agree with it, but I’m never playing a VR anything either way so I don’t really care which corporate candyland ecosystem becomes Codville and which one markets upstream. best of luck, whoever