Does Kerbal Space Program count as indie? I know it's not PS3, but I've put a lot of hours into that game. When it comes to PS3, I've gotta go with AAA....think: The Last of Us...so...beautiful!
It's on Steam. You go into space, that's all I really know about it. @Steevo played it nonstop.but I'm referring to the ps4, but as for the game you mentioned, I have no clue. never heard of it. who is the developer?
Haha! I was thinking the same thing. It was a tough decision. I just like games in general. If it's good it's good.where is the both option? xD
Whoops. I'm keeping it old school with the Ps3. I'm not sure who the developer is...so they must be indie! If you like to think you're a rocket scientist, you should drop the PS4 and go check out Kerbal.but I'm referring to the ps4, but as for the game you mentioned, I have no clue. never heard of it. who is the developer?
Whoops. I'm keeping it old school with the Ps3. I'm not sure who the developer is...so they must be indie! If you like to think you're a rocket scientist, you should drop the PS4 and go check out Kerbal.
View attachment 87 It's really not that simple for me, I've enjoyed some indie games immensely even with the lower production values. Games like Bastion and La Mulana have held my interest far more than the likes of Gears of War and Bioshock Infinite... hell Bioshock Infinite and DmC were some of my most disliked games for 2013, and they both had incredible production values. Meanwhile Dragon's Crown (my personal GOTY) was made by a staff of like 12 people.
Either way, there's a middle ground since both "indie" and "AAA" are hard to define, 90% of my PS3 library definitely falls somewhere in between both. I adore the inFamous series, but I would really like to start seeing more info on Lily Bergamo, Deep Down and the new EDF more than I would like new info on Uncharted 4. Smaller games are the ones that pad out the time between AAA releases, and ultimately those are the titles that make consoles worth owning for me.
Yes. I know they've done a lot of shit (I can't decide which hurts more, the death of Mega Man or Devil May Cry), but they still put out some good material. Tatsunoko vs. Capcom, Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective, and Dragon's Dogma are some of the best games I played during the 7th gen.isn't Deep Down being made by Crapcom?
Yes. I know they've done a lot of shit (I can't decide which hurts more, the death of Mega Man or Devil May Cry), but they still put out some good material. Tatsunoko vs. Capcom, Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective, and Dragon's Dogma are some of the best games I played during the 7th gen.
Ultimately I'm still going to support a good game, even if the publishers have a sketchy track record. Since I know you're a fan of Sengoku Basara, I think you would still agree with me.