For some games, I'd like to see a "Realism" function. Certain games could do without the crosshairs and health bar. I personally think that Far Cry 2 would be incredible with a small bit more realism. I still really like the game though.
Features that everything should have.
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Cup holder. Everything should have a cup holder.
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I like this. I mean, some things should be solid if a game is linear, but individual clothing or armor, or whatever would be fine.Eggsnham said:
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Damn! You beat me by a second!Mastercylinder said:
You know what really sucks, us PSP hunters are getting a new game, with new monsters, and elements from tri, and returning elements from U and F2 and F1.The Geek Lord said:
Anyway what games really need in my opinion Is a "fuck up" feature, If I accidently sell my prescious sword I farmed five hours for, or I accidently shoot a rocket at my feet, I should have this around to take me back a good five to ten seconds, I can't tell how many games I've ruined by making one little click of a button mistake.
All places of residence should come with an out door grill. I don't care if it is 20 below half the year. A designated area for applying naked flame to food is essential to civilized living.
A smoothie machine.
I don't care if you can't get your backpack off of the ground, I need a damn smoothie!
I don't care if you can't get your backpack off of the ground, I need a damn smoothie!
Most of the new monsters look like Pokemon. Hold on... You get to kill Pokemon... Hm...HeySeansOnline said:
I am getting Monster Hunter Freedom 3 now.
... Well, provided they make capturing monsters OPTIONAL again. Seriously, what the hell was with that?
Lukeydoodly said:
Pretty much this. Especially these days. With all of the online networks and services you would really think that comprehensive co-operative play (in the main story *especially*) would be practically as much of a part of the checklist as a title screen. I know not every game is really built for co-op but for things like racing games and FPS's you really should include co-op, I think.
I think a game should have quick save. This way I can save, storm into a crowded room, and if things go tits up, I can reload and start over.
Well, that's an interesting read, though I never encountered some of these problems. I can't remember any game where I made a bad decision and had to wait for long before finding out I lost.tlozoot said:
And that just reminded me of...
42. Save slots
I absolutely hate limited slots for saving the game. I want to be able to save in as many files as I can. And if a limited number of slots (say, 3) is bad, having just one is unforgivable (I'm looking at you, Pokémon). Yes, that's the reason my brother hasn't played Pokémon, because I've yet to finish my game.
Games should be worth what you pay for, so...
Single player story should be ridiculously long, yet never tiring
Single player story should be ridiculously long, yet never tiring
(I'm too lazy to go back and quote people so I'll just make the points again)
-Save anywhere
I hate, HATE having to tell my parents to "wait just a sec, I gotta get to a save point."
Just hit pause-> Save ->Yes.
-Multiple save slots
Ideally, don't use them at all, just tell me how many saves my memory will support.
-Pause/skip cutscenes
The pause thing was especially egregious in Deadly Premonition, where I wanted to look at whatever shiny sticker I just unlocked, and the game kept playing (admittedly, it was just saving, but the point remains). Also, skippable cutscenes should have you double press the button so you don't accidentally skip something important
-All food should come in bar form
A million times yes
Now for my ideas:
-Where possible, games should have multiple endings.
I realize that this might not be feasible for some games, but for something like Yume Nikki, I think we'd all appreciate a different ending than
-All games NEED autosave.
This ties in with the above "save anywhwere" thing. I've heard arguments that saving anywhere would make the game "too easy," and I really don't understand that argument, as even if I have a recent save, I really don't want to have to do what I did all over again.
-More offline multiplayer/co-op
This is a more personal one, as I currently can't even go to the Marketplace to get DLC (long story), so I would really appreciate it if I could play the game with my real life friends without having to pay extra.
-Save anywhere
I hate, HATE having to tell my parents to "wait just a sec, I gotta get to a save point."
Just hit pause-> Save ->Yes.
-Multiple save slots
Ideally, don't use them at all, just tell me how many saves my memory will support.
-Pause/skip cutscenes
The pause thing was especially egregious in Deadly Premonition, where I wanted to look at whatever shiny sticker I just unlocked, and the game kept playing (admittedly, it was just saving, but the point remains). Also, skippable cutscenes should have you double press the button so you don't accidentally skip something important
-All food should come in bar form
A million times yes
Now for my ideas:
-Where possible, games should have multiple endings.
I realize that this might not be feasible for some games, but for something like Yume Nikki, I think we'd all appreciate a different ending than
Madotsuki's suicide for no apparent reason
-All games NEED autosave.
This ties in with the above "save anywhwere" thing. I've heard arguments that saving anywhere would make the game "too easy," and I really don't understand that argument, as even if I have a recent save, I really don't want to have to do what I did all over again.
-More offline multiplayer/co-op
This is a more personal one, as I currently can't even go to the Marketplace to get DLC (long story), so I would really appreciate it if I could play the game with my real life friends without having to pay extra.
Thought I was the only one who thought the bear is looking like Ursarang.The Geek Lord said:
Well theres looking to be no water, also the graphics won't be as nice, and finding people to play with will be more of a *****, Tri still looks like a good investment, and who knows what Nintendo might start pulling out when the Kinect and move competition pops up.Ren3004 said: