deadjames said: airidas20th said: I don't know what you consider cheap, but $200 used and $300 new is not cheap for a console nearing the end of its lifespan.Capricious_Smile said: Makes me wish I had a ps3 :( You know they are really cheap these days, you could also get tons of used games for fair price. Most of the games on PS3 are really good,unique and polished(I'm talking about exclusives). Well I got a PS3+2 controllers+8 games for $259 lol. I consider that cheap. Just look around. |
| I've pre ordered it :D I also lol'ed when Gamespot gave it an 8. |
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| 8 is the new 0. ;) Sometimes I think they should completely give up on giving ratings to games. It just doesn't work with audience like this. |
elevenletters said: AbovePsycho said: I've pre ordered it :D I also lol'ed when Gamespot gave it an 8. What's wrong with an 8? Nothings technically wrong with an 8. But when you have Gamespot giving COD a higher rating than the last of us, it's pretty funny. The review itself was horrible, and the people that raged about it lol. It was a funny insight. I honestly see this game as a masterpiece, like most reviewers gave it. |
CloudeJun 8, 2013 2:06 PM
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AbovePsycho said: I honestly see this game as a masterpiece have you played it? |
BigSimo said: AbovePsycho said: I honestly see this game as a masterpiece have you played it? Yes, I have. |
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AbovePsycho said: BigSimo said: AbovePsycho said: I honestly see this game as a masterpiece have you played it? Yes, I have. very well. i just didnt think it was out for a couple of days, though i dont know your circumstances... |
| Looking forward to playing watching other people play this. .__. |
MellowJello said: Looking forward to playing watching other people play this. .__. I also watch playthroughs for pretty much all rpgs, but this one of the very few that I want to play myself lol. I even bought a ps3 for it xD Dedication. |
| My body is ready. |
| I just realized The Last of Us is rated R18+ in Australia. Omg, if they had passed the bill just a year later, Australia wouldn't have gotten The Last of Us... And I'm so happy I turned 18 last month TT^TT |
Revenant_Jun 9, 2013 6:07 PM
| Looks amazing, when's this going to be in stores? :D:D |
 "Only one with the courage to shoulder the burden of their own fate can be called a hero.." |
Peten00b said: Looks amazing, when's this going to be in stores? :D:D 14th everywhere but Japan (which is 20th) |
Lipi said: That's why I watch Classic Game Room, they don't give their reviews scores.8 is the new 0. ;) Sometimes I think they should completely give up on giving ratings to games. It just doesn't work with audience like this. |
Lipi said: 8 is the new 0. ;) Sometimes I think they should completely give up on giving ratings to games. It just doesn't work with audience like this. So true... |
 3nvy said: that eoten be eatin the pizza pi Does anybody know a way that a body could get away? |
| Makes me want to buy a PS3 now so I can play those Naughty Dog titles. |
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DateYutaka said: Wasabi said: DateYutaka said: yawn is all i can say Clearly not Japanese enough for you. oh and my fave horror game ever is SH2 while not the best made its my fave A game made by Konami, a Japanese company...lol |
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DateYutaka said: i find it boring to look at that color scheme DateYutaka said: Contradiction much?oh and my fave horror game ever is SH2 while not the best made its my fave |
| I'm getting this game this week! |
| So, has anyone beaten the game yet? Opinions? I haven't actually beaten the game myself, only about 1/4th done I estimate but I watched my younger brother play most of it and reach the end. I was a bit disappointed in how it ended, I was expecting a darker ending... Like Though overall I am enjoying the game. Bloaters scare the fuck out of me when they grab me. God dam, that jaw ripping. |
| Well, finished it in sunday. Definitely the best game I've played in recent 3-4 years, probably best PS3 exclusive to date. Paul said: I was a bit disappointed in how it ended, I was expecting a darker ending... Funny, I think it was a lot darker than what you've expected. |
| I've played a couple hours of the game and I have to say it is very well done, but like with most console exclusives I find myself fumbling with shooter mechanics on a console controller. It pisses me off to see a game that is such a good candidate for a pc port be limited to the shit graphical capabilities and terrible controls(lack of mouse and keyboard support) of a console. Felt the same way about Uncharted's controls, really drains my will to play the game when the difficulty of getting a head shot is equivalent to getting a hole in one on a par 5. |
| I finished it yesterday. No joke, it's the best game I have ever played, I was hooked from beginning to end. That ending was something else. Paul said: I was a bit disappointed in how it ended, I was expecting a darker ending... Like Lol |
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Ambient_ said: I just realized The Last of Us is rated R18+ in Australia. Omg, if they had passed the bill just a year later, Australia wouldn't have gotten The Last of Us... And I'm so happy I turned 18 last month TT^TT australia still would have got it, it just would have been rated MA like it should be. they really abuse the R rating now for games that are nowhere near R rated god of was ascension metro last light the last of us. none of these should be anything above MA. theyre only R for the sake of using that rating |
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| Just got to play it today, not that impressed, it's not bad, but it's probably the worst game Naughty Dog has put out, it's not anywhere near the same level of quality of Crash, Jak and Daxter, and Uncharted |
deadjames said: Just got to play it today, not that impressed, it's not bad, but it's probably the worst game Naughty Dog has put out, it's not anywhere near the same level of quality of Crash, Jak and Daxter, and Uncharted Bad taste is bad. |
MajorZero said: Excuse me for not liking games that favor style over substance, I miss when games used to be games, like Mario, Castlevania, and Mega Man, not interactive movies that hold your hand the whole way through under the pretense of having some kind of profound story to tell, that could not be anymore generic and uninteresting.deadjames said: Just got to play it today, not that impressed, it's not bad, but it's probably the worst game Naughty Dog has put out, it's not anywhere near the same level of quality of Crash, Jak and Daxter, and Uncharted Bad taste is bad. |
deadjames said: MajorZero said: Excuse me for not liking games that favor style over substance, I miss when games used to be games, like Mario, Castlevania, and Mega Man, not interactive movies that hold your hand the whole way through under the pretense of having some kind of profound story to tell, that could not be anymore generic and uninteresting.deadjames said: Just got to play it today, not that impressed, it's not bad, but it's probably the worst game Naughty Dog has put out, it's not anywhere near the same level of quality of Crash, Jak and Daxter, and Uncharted Bad taste is bad. So substance = gameplay in your eyes. Now I understand why you still in love with Ninty rehashes. |
| Finished the game Sunday/Monday. The story's execution was flawless, and it's gameplay was great and easy to get into. I can't wait to find out what the DLC is.. I can't wait for the single player DLC, and there are rumors of another DLC being Co-op. I wish I had more friends that have a PS3, so I could discuss it with them.. |
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MajorZero said: Well, finished it in sunday. Definitely the best game I've played in recent 3-4 years, probably best PS3 exclusive to date. Paul said: I was a bit disappointed in how it ended, I was expecting a darker ending... Funny, I think it was a lot darker than what you've expected. Num1dad_Asura said: I finished it yesterday. No joke, it's the best game I have ever played, I was hooked from beginning to end. That ending was something else. Paul said: I was a bit disappointed in how it ended, I was expecting a darker ending... Like Lol Yea, I'm aware the choice he made in itself was quite dark But was expecting more of a bittersweet ending is what I'm saying. |
| Watching the playthrough right now. A somewhat slow start, but I'm really pleased with the narrative. Can't wait to see how it all plays out! |
| The entire ending can be summed up as ND stated that dlc and possible future instalments will not have Joel and Ellie as characters "as far as those characters we are done" they said and that this story is complete. I already fell in love with those characters so I feel sad having to cope with someone else in the future but well - they didn't fail so far so I will keep my faith in them. Also - it was like the best prologue/opening sequence in the history of fiction. |
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| To all who finished itI hope you guys answer me :( : How long did it take you? Are you able to choose a mode? What mode did you choose? |
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| At the start you can go easy, normal or hard difficulties (survivor unlocks once you finish the game once). It took 11h 32m to complete the game on normal although I was so sucked in by the story that I rushed it. If you explore it will easily take you much more. I am playing on survivor now and it's totally a different thing - it will take me at least 20h I suppose especially since I intend to do way more exploration than last time. |
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Werchiel said: Also - it was like the best prologue/opening sequence in the history of fiction. I can't say for the whole fiction, but for video games definitely. Also |
Werchiel said: I see I see, thanks!At the start you can go easy, normal or hard difficulties (survivor unlocks once you finish the game once). It took 11h 32m to complete the game on normal although I was so sucked in by the story that I rushed it. If you explore it will easily take you much more. I am playing on survivor now and it's totally a different thing - it will take me at least 20h I suppose especially since I intend to do way more exploration than last time. |
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MajorZero said: The Last of Us is basically just a rehashing of Uncharted, it's the same engine, with virtually the same combat, they just made the controls awkward and frustrating.deadjames said: MajorZero said: Excuse me for not liking games that favor style over substance, I miss when games used to be games, like Mario, Castlevania, and Mega Man, not interactive movies that hold your hand the whole way through under the pretense of having some kind of profound story to tell, that could not be anymore generic and uninteresting.deadjames said: Just got to play it today, not that impressed, it's not bad, but it's probably the worst game Naughty Dog has put out, it's not anywhere near the same level of quality of Crash, Jak and Daxter, and Uncharted Bad taste is bad. So substance = gameplay in your eyes. Now I understand why you still in love with Ninty rehashes. |
deadjames said: The Last of Us is basically just a rehashing of Uncharted, it's the same engine, with virtually the same combat, they just made the controls awkward and frustrating. Really? This is exactly why they feels entirely different from each other, because TLOU is rehash. Sorry you still not grew up from platformer pants. |
MajorZero said: They barely feel different, the combat feels exactly the same, only clunkier, they just took Uncharted and gave Resident Evil's camera.deadjames said: The Last of Us is basically just a rehashing of Uncharted, it's the same engine, with virtually the same combat, they just made the controls awkward and frustrating. Really? This is exactly why they feels entirely different from each other, because TLOU is rehash. Sorry you still not grew up from platformer pants. |
| While I do admit TLOU has some similarities to Uncharted it is mainly in the way plot is told, the enjoyment I had to characters (which is incredibly high as in both cases I love almost the entire cast) and the general feel of being a member of an epic adventure. I never had any issues with combbat in TLOU (maybe only on survivor cause it's hard as hell but it's not a bad thing) even though I kinda suck in these kinds of games so I would say it even felt better than uncharted for me privately. |
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deadjames said: They barely feel different, the combat feels exactly the same, only clunkier, they just took Uncharted and gave Resident Evil's camera. Good half of UC mechanic is stealth? Do you lack ammo in UC? Do you can craft and upgrade weapons in UC? Okay, I give you one real thing they share, fucking boost up, that's about it. I hope you have no problem with understanding differences in atmosphere, because it'll be just stupid. Besides, clunky controls =/= my skills sucks, so yeah. Just one question, why do you slamming your opinion? I mean, you didn't like it, that's ok, but why do you feel the need to convince us in your rightness? |
MajorZeroJun 19, 2013 4:48 AM
| Addressing a few things Uncharted and TLOU are similar in gunplay, and little else. Uncharted is blatantly an rompy action adventure game. TLOU is a mature and brutal survival horror game. The entire feel the combat is completely different. If you try to play TLOU like Uncharted, you will die and die a lot. The melee is onyl similar in some of the button inputs. The stealth is only similar in that you can take people out from behind. There are so many more layers to TLOU with so many more systems, it forces you to be strategic. The time of the game seems to generally vary from 12-18 hours, for those curious. 14-16 hours seems the norm. I've seen some people claim up to 26 hours, though, For the ending... As for the gunplay feel itself, I read a really interesting take on it on a another board. This person, who apparently lived in another country, recounted a time where they themselves found themselves in a gunfight. They said that the sort of fumbling and not precise gunplay of TLOU was almost spot on to how it actually felt being in a real scenario of a gunfight of those sorts. |
MajorZero said: Woah, I'm slamming my opinion? You're the one who attacked me for not liking it by making a snarky comment. Also, yes Uncharted does have a lot of emphasis on stealth, and lack of ammo doesn't change the gameplay, it just means enemies have lower drop rates, and no you can't upgrade weapons in Uncharted, but that again doesn't affect the core gameplay, and I prefer games without upgrade systems because they add a layer of tedium to the games that really just exist to make it feel longer, atmopshere also doesn't affect gameplay, and no clunky controls = clunky controls, unlike Naughty Dog's other games like Crash and Jak and Daxter, The Last of Us requires very little actual skill.deadjames said: They barely feel different, the combat feels exactly the same, only clunkier, they just took Uncharted and gave Resident Evil's camera. Good half of UC mechanic is stealth? Do you lack ammo in UC? Do you can craft and upgrade weapons in UC? Okay, I give you one real thing they share, fucking boost up, that's about it. I hope you have no problem with understanding differences in atmosphere, because it'll be just stupid. Besides, clunky controls =/= my skills sucks, so yeah. Just one question, why do you slamming your opinion? I mean, you didn't like it, that's ok, but why do you feel the need to convince us in your rightness? |
lx_theo said: Be that as it may games should not strive for that level of realism because it's not fun, it's tedious and frustrating.Addressing a few things Uncharted and TLOU are similar in gunplay, and little else. Uncharted is blatantly an rompy action adventure game. TLOU is a mature and brutal survival horror game. The entire feel the combat is completely different. If you try to play TLOU like Uncharted, you will die and die a lot. The melee is onyl similar in some of the button inputs. The stealth is only similar in that you can take people out from behind. There are so many more layers to TLOU with so many more systems, it forces you to be strategic. The time of the game seems to generally vary from 12-18 hours, for those curious. 14-16 hours seems the norm. I've seen some people claim up to 26 hours, though, For the ending... As for the gunplay feel itself, I read a really interesting take on it on a another board. This person, who apparently lived in another country, recounted a time where they themselves found themselves in a gunfight. They said that the sort of fumbling and not precise gunplay of TLOU was almost spot on to how it actually felt being in a real scenario of a gunfight of those sorts. |
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