@danryckert do you think this deal has anything to do with the performance of Fuse and Sunset Overdrive? Obviously nobody (and nobody's dog) cared for Fuse, and while Sunset was well reviewed it seemed that the, uh, sun... set... er.. rather quickly on the internet's interest in that game.
I don't want to read too much into this but I'm very curious now if Insomniac sees this as a step up, a sideways step, or a step down. I suppose this could be a great deal for them because GameStop has so much visibility? Maybe this is a cash influx to set up this smaller team? Has there always been a mini-team at Insomniac (and they made Fuse??).
I'm so curious about this because of Insomniac in particular. You'd think they could get into bed with pretty much any third party publisher so why's the juice so sweet at the G Stop nowhatimsayin Dan?
Unless things have changed radically in the last few weeks, you do not want to listen to @kishinfoulux; Wii U emulation exists yes, but it SUCKS unless you are totally into visiting "Crash City". Are you actually speaking from experience here kishin? Curious what games work well for you... Emulating Wii games makes sense. They're blurry as hell today. This is not at all true of Wii U games.
You can get a Wii U used for $150-200 and the games that run on it look great. That's the best way to go right now, and probably over the next few years, @moregrammarplz.
And speaking of emulators, the classic games Nintendo offers are the best affordable versions of those games. Excellent emulation for Virtual Console stuff.
Fallout 4 has a perk that pacifies enemies when you point your gun at them, I wonder if using that makes the game worthy of inclusion in a similar list. Fallout 2, I think, had a lot of scenarios where you could avoid violence, but I don't think complete pacificism is doable.
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