I think Jake Solomon was implying he was going to set up a new studio and continuing working on strategy games from there, which would be great but it’s a big gamble and he won’t necessarily have the backing of a big name publisher. If it doesn’t I doubt we’ll see any new superhero games for a long time as it’s clearly not a concept that’s selling well. After this companies aren’t going to touch Marvel games with a bargepole, especially if EA’s Iron Man game doesn’t do so good. And all because Marvel’s Midnight Suns failed. Hopefully it’ll still happen but with two such major people leaving I don’t know if it’ll be as good again. Very upset to hear about the changes at Firaxis and what this might mean for XCOM 3. GC: We didn’t realise either, until we started playing it. Who looks at Horizon and thinks that the best way to turn that into a Horizon game is to have you climbing up a bunch of mountains and whatever? Or maybe I just wasn’t paying attention and everyone already knew this.
I haven’t got a PlayStation VR2, and has no intention of until there are more and better games but what a weird choice. From what I understand the combat is kind of similar but that’s just not what you do most of the time? What an odd choice.
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Is it just me or is the fact that Horizon Call Of The Mountain is a climbing simulator something that’s come out of nowhere? I know they didn’t show much but I thought it was essentially the regular games but in VR, not open world but otherwise the same sort of combat and puzzles. Too much of a good thing is something that can happen. This is kind of a special case, as they’re building the new game on the bones of the previous one, but it does make me think that people worrying that games are getting too bloated might have a point.
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