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Games of 2015:
# I´m still thinking that 2015 wont be year though i dont mind if they realease it on its 10th anniversary.
- Final Fantasy Type Zero HD (PS4)
- No Man´s Sky (PC/PS4)
- The Order:1886 (PC/PS4)
- Metal Gear Solid V: The Phanton Pain (PS4)
- Bloodborne (PS4)
- Star Wars Battlefront (PC/PS4)
- Tales of Zestiria (PS3)
- PERSONA 5 (PS3/PS4)
- Final Fantasy XV #
- Kingdom Hearts III
- The Last Guardian
# I´m still thinking that 2015 wont be year though i dont mind if they realease it on its 10th anniversary.
Likes:
Somber and Prince Naphtali
===2015===
- Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
- The Order: 1886
- Final Fantasy Type-0 HD
- The Witcher III: Wild Hunt
- Batman: Arkham Knight
- Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell
- Final Fantasy XV
- Kingdom Hearts III
- Tales from the Borderlands (next episodes)
Likes:
Prince Naphtali
Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth
Legend of Legacy
SaGa 2015
Xenoblade 3DS
Harukanaru Toki no Naka de 6
Xenoblade X (though I won't be able to play for a long time
)
Persona 5 (same problem as above)
Legend of Legacy
SaGa 2015
Xenoblade 3DS
Harukanaru Toki no Naka de 6
Xenoblade X (though I won't be able to play for a long time
)Persona 5 (same problem as above)
Likes:
Prince Naphtali
Metal Gear Solid V
Final Fantasy Type-0
Xenoblade X
New SaGa
Tales of Zestiria
Uncharted 4
Batman: Arkham Knight
Resident Evil Revelations 2
Resident Evil REmake
Halo 5
Star Fox
The Legend of Zelda (WiiU)
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
Mighty No 9
Star Wars: Battlefrot
Tekken 7
...And hopefully in 2015:
FFXV
Kingdom Hearts III
Final Fantasy Type-0
Xenoblade X
New SaGa
Tales of Zestiria
Uncharted 4
Batman: Arkham Knight
Resident Evil Revelations 2
Resident Evil REmake
Halo 5
Star Fox
The Legend of Zelda (WiiU)
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
Mighty No 9
Star Wars: Battlefrot
Tekken 7
...And hopefully in 2015:
FFXV
Kingdom Hearts III
No Man's Sky - Ask me to name one game for next year that excites me the most, it has to be this one. I'm not even fully sure why; procedurally generated games are barely my thing when I vastly prefer handcrafted content, but just the thought of flying around an open galaxy with other players coming to and fro sounds exactly what I need next year.
Star Wars Battlefront - Right, EA and DICE. Automatic need to remain sceptical. I hope the backlash Battlefield 4 received, and EA's subsequent relatively good standing with gamers this year with unproblematic launches like Dragon Age: Inquisition have provided the once worst company in America with much needed humility. Also because I've long wanted another Battlefront game. I'm not as fussed about the ground battles, because they'll inevitably resemble Battlefield with Clone Trooper skins, but the space dogfights I'm most excited for.
Batman Arkham Knight - I've enjoyed all the Arkham games, even the stopgap Origins entry, so unsurprisingly Rocksteady returning with a full Gotham in lawless hell and promise of more Scarecrow has to grab my attention. Now, the Batmobile transforming into some kind of battle tank mode armed with gun turrets did have me tilt my head and ask "huh"? Has Batman changed his policy over the years or is it just me? Oh well.
Pillars of Eternity - Well, number 1 reason is that Obsidian is behind this. Number 2 reason? I just want to get into these sort of D&D inspired RPGs, so I figured this would be a great outlet to do so. Unfortunately, the choice of fantasy setting stumbles on its own genericness, but hey, this is Obsidian. They've always been good writers, and the writing will easily make up for it.
(and if I like Pillars, I'll follow that up with Torment: Tides of Numenera, providing it doesn't miss out on 2015)
Xenoblade Chronicles X - Fellows behind my favourite JRPG from last generation are following up with a more ambitious spiritual sequel. How can I pass up on this one?
The Witcher 3 - Just for that open world they've shown us so far. Ciri as a playable character is also a nice surprise, though I'd have preferred Triss - playing as a mage would be a different flavour from all the sword swings.
Just Cause 3 - Despite its problems and the relative dearth of varied content given its massive in-game geography, I had so much fun with Just Cause 2. Thankfully SE decided not to plague the sequel with the original plan of microtransactions everywhere (*blech*), so I can now look forward to Just Cause 3 again.
The Legend of Zelda (Wii U) - It's Zelda. I'm always going to be there for Zelda.
I'd list FF Type-0 HD as well, but for some reason, something about it and its full price point turns me off. Seems like it would have to be a £20-25 game for me. Meanwhile, while I may not necessarily wish to spend money on it, I am highly anticipating Telltale's Minecraft: Story Mode just to see how on earth they plan to meld MINECRAFT (you know, a game that has no characters or story to speak of, but instead rely on the player(s) cultivating their own creativity, individuality and self-made stories) with a Telltale formula that has so far only tackled IPs with distinctly constructed narratives and characters.
Star Wars Battlefront - Right, EA and DICE. Automatic need to remain sceptical. I hope the backlash Battlefield 4 received, and EA's subsequent relatively good standing with gamers this year with unproblematic launches like Dragon Age: Inquisition have provided the once worst company in America with much needed humility. Also because I've long wanted another Battlefront game. I'm not as fussed about the ground battles, because they'll inevitably resemble Battlefield with Clone Trooper skins, but the space dogfights I'm most excited for.
Batman Arkham Knight - I've enjoyed all the Arkham games, even the stopgap Origins entry, so unsurprisingly Rocksteady returning with a full Gotham in lawless hell and promise of more Scarecrow has to grab my attention. Now, the Batmobile transforming into some kind of battle tank mode armed with gun turrets did have me tilt my head and ask "huh"? Has Batman changed his policy over the years or is it just me? Oh well.
Pillars of Eternity - Well, number 1 reason is that Obsidian is behind this. Number 2 reason? I just want to get into these sort of D&D inspired RPGs, so I figured this would be a great outlet to do so. Unfortunately, the choice of fantasy setting stumbles on its own genericness, but hey, this is Obsidian. They've always been good writers, and the writing will easily make up for it.
(and if I like Pillars, I'll follow that up with Torment: Tides of Numenera, providing it doesn't miss out on 2015)
Xenoblade Chronicles X - Fellows behind my favourite JRPG from last generation are following up with a more ambitious spiritual sequel. How can I pass up on this one?
The Witcher 3 - Just for that open world they've shown us so far. Ciri as a playable character is also a nice surprise, though I'd have preferred Triss - playing as a mage would be a different flavour from all the sword swings.
Just Cause 3 - Despite its problems and the relative dearth of varied content given its massive in-game geography, I had so much fun with Just Cause 2. Thankfully SE decided not to plague the sequel with the original plan of microtransactions everywhere (*blech*), so I can now look forward to Just Cause 3 again.
The Legend of Zelda (Wii U) - It's Zelda. I'm always going to be there for Zelda.
I'd list FF Type-0 HD as well, but for some reason, something about it and its full price point turns me off. Seems like it would have to be a £20-25 game for me. Meanwhile, while I may not necessarily wish to spend money on it, I am highly anticipating Telltale's Minecraft: Story Mode just to see how on earth they plan to meld MINECRAFT (you know, a game that has no characters or story to speak of, but instead rely on the player(s) cultivating their own creativity, individuality and self-made stories) with a Telltale formula that has so far only tackled IPs with distinctly constructed narratives and characters.
These are mine ( in no particular order):
- Final Fantasy XV (Episode Duscae)
- Bloodborne
- Uncharted 4
- Persona 5
- Final Fantasy Type-0 HD
- The Witcher III
- Xenoblade Chronicles X
- The Legend of Zelda Wii U
- Naruto SUNS 4
- Metal Gear Solid V
- The Order 1886
- Star Wars Battlefront
These are pretty much all day one purchases but there's still so much more stuff coming in 2015. Gonna be an expensive year ~.~
oh and of course these ones
- Final Fantasy XV (Episode Duscae)
- Bloodborne
- Uncharted 4
- Persona 5
- Final Fantasy Type-0 HD
- The Witcher III
- Xenoblade Chronicles X
- The Legend of Zelda Wii U
- Naruto SUNS 4
- Metal Gear Solid V
- The Order 1886
- Star Wars Battlefront
These are pretty much all day one purchases but there's still so much more stuff coming in 2015. Gonna be an expensive year ~.~
oh and of course these ones
- Kingdom Hearts III
- The Last Guardian
- Beyond Good & Evil 2
- The Last Guardian
- Beyond Good & Evil 2
Likes:
Prince Naphtali
3DS:
- The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D (March)
- Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. (Summer)
- Shantae and the Pirate's Curse (???)
- Azure Striker Gunvolt (???)
- Legend of Legacy (unannounced)
- Bravely Second (unannounced)
- Sky Knight Rodea (unannounced)
- Etrian Mystery Dungeon (???)
- Oreshika: Tainted Bloodlines (???)
- Atelier Ayesha+ (???)
- SaGa 2015 (unannounced)
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky 2nd (???)
- Cosmic Star Heroine (???)
- Ys (unannounced)
- Tales of Zestiria (???)
- Persona 5 (unannounced)
- Awakened Fate Ultimatum (Spring)
Nah, sounds like Mass Effect's a long way off, tbh. Gagging for it, but they can take as long as they like for all I care. Make it a good 'un.
For 2015, the big ones for me are:
Zelda U
Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D
FF Type-0
Uncharted 4
Hotline Miami 2
To a lesser extent, interested to see how Star Fox turns out, but hope they don't fuck it up. Haven't heard anything about normal stick controls yet, which worries me. As an old-school SNES fan, hope Yoshi's Woolly World turns out decent, too, but the last few games don't have a good track record. I would throw Xenoblade in there, also, even if the character models look gash lol.
For 2015, the big ones for me are:
Zelda U
Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D
FF Type-0
Uncharted 4
Hotline Miami 2
To a lesser extent, interested to see how Star Fox turns out, but hope they don't fuck it up. Haven't heard anything about normal stick controls yet, which worries me. As an old-school SNES fan, hope Yoshi's Woolly World turns out decent, too, but the last few games don't have a good track record. I would throw Xenoblade in there, also, even if the character models look gash lol.
Aye, the only thing that makes me think it's still a ways off is that survey they sent out a number of months back. Heck, time's gone by so quickly, it may have been a year ago. But it was quite a detailed questionnaire, asking for a lot of user feedback on the entire series - asking to go into detail about likes and dislikes, wants and don't wants, etc.. Sort of gave me the impression they were still a while away from piecing something together if they were asking for what fans wanted to see in the next ME.
