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DOOM Reboot, BF Hardline Delay and Dragon Age:Inquisition Romance

Before I begin I would like to apologize to everyone about when I said I would be returning to my 3 news stories posts a long time ago.

I didn't stay true to my word and I hope you all will still read these posts.

With that said, I'm not going to be reporting daily news all the time.

In fact, some of these articles are from a few days ago.

These are going to be stories that I've found interesting and I'll share with you the story and my thoughts on the story.

Let's begin with something that I'm really upset that those of us who didn't go to Quakecon didn't see.

Won't See the DOOM Reboot for awhile.....
Source:http://www.gamespot.com/articles/doom-reboot-unlikely-to-be-seen-again-this-year/1100-6421227/



For those of you lucky folk who went to Quakecon, you were able to see a 20 minute demonstration of the reboot of the DOOM series.

Unfortunately for the rest of us, we're probably not going to see it at all this year.

Pete Hines, the PR and marketing boss for the publisher for DOOM, Bethesda, told PC Gamer that "...Doom is not yet ready for a proper reveal."

"We're working with them to say, 'How does this work? What do we want to show?'" Hines explains.

"And they're like, 'Look, we don't want a stream to go up for a game that isn't at the point where we would formally show it to the world, and now that thing is getting picked apart, and digested, and gone through frame-by-frame and getting nitpicked to death, when normally we wouldn't be showing this to anybody at all.'"

Seen the teaser trailer for the new DOOM from last month? That'll probably be the only thing of DOOM we will see for now.





Battlefield Hardline Delayed....and Final Stand is also delayed
Source:http://www.gamespot.com/articles/battlefield-hardline-delay-pushes-back-battlefield/1100-6421271/


Battlefield Hardline has been delayed until early 2015.

According to the EA Studios boss, Patrick Soderlund, the beta that was up available to play last month had more than 1.7 million players and "...we found a lot of feedback from players in there, providing us valid information and feedback around features of the game and how the game felt, etc."

"...And having a long discussion with the team, and looking at where we were, we felt like the best thing for us was to give the development team a little bit of extra time and get the game to where we think it needs to be in order to be successful."

Battlefield Hardline's Beta was announced and began on the first day of E3 during EA's press conference.

I was not a fan, but that's for later.

Dragon Age: Inquisition  allows gay and bisexual romance
Source:http://www.gamespot.com/articles/dragon-age-inquisition-has-straight-bisexual-and-g/1100-6421222/


Bioware has said that the new Dragon Age will allow bisexual and gay character romances. According to Bioware "...because they each tell different stories."

At the GaymerX2 the leader writer for Dragon Age, David Gaider, made the comments at the panel.

"In Inquisition we got the go ahead to include a lot more total romances, so the decision was made that we don't need to compromise," Gaider said. "So we are going to have straight romances, alongside bisexual romances, alongside gay romances. I thought that was pretty important because those are different stories to tell."

Inquisition includes a character named Dorian, he will only have romance with other men in the game.

Spread the love all around in Dragon Age baby....

Personal Thoughts: DOOM Article

Damn it!!!!

I've heard so many awesome things about the demonstration at Quakecon and now we won't even get to see what it was. I really hope that at least early next year we see something.

Some screenshots or images of the weapons from the game.

Well, if they feel it's not ready yet I can respect that. I still wish I could at least have seen the demonstration they showed off at Quakecon.

In fact, once we learn the date of the Doom Beta, I'm going to buy a copy of Wolfenstein just for that....maybe....

Battlefield Delay

I'm actually kind of happy that we won't see the final version of Hardline this year.

After the Beta I wasn't interested at all about the game or any other information surrounding the game.

It was really horrible in my opinion.

I deleted the Beta after 3 days of playing the game and felt that that was enough for me to not like the game.

I do know that for those of you out there that this is bad news for you, you guys may have liked the Beta a lot and you decided to pre-order the game.

Sorry to break it you about the game being delayed.

Dragon Age Romance

I've never played Dragon Age, except maybe a demo for Dragon Age 2.

None the less I think this bisexual and gay romance option for players will be really interesting. It's also a really progressive move on the designer's part.

We've got new console hardware and a bunch of new games coming our way. Let's change things around in the RPG formula.






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