Anime Gears of War Collection on UE5 is coming soon

[Baron Dupek]

There's Halo Master Chief Collection that brings rest of the games previously unavailable on PC. Same thing is happening with Gyros of Waaah but slow.
Both kings of popamole degeneracy. I remember trying PC version of GoW1 and had less troubles with Games for Windows Live than Steam. huh



https://insider-gaming.com/gears-collection-coalition/

 

[tritosine2k]

Not just popamole but "VISCERAL" , "CINEMATIC"...

Only to end up ripping of kiddy bro parents with "v-bucks" xD

 

[karoliner]

Gears was so boring... like i know you need to make it popamole and casual to make money but god damn.

 

[911 Jumper]

Loved the 360 games. Gears 1 was the game that made me buy a 360.

 

[Baron Dupek]

Tried to return to the industry and make a deal with Microsoft to make more GoW products. But it panned for some reasons...
Which is weird because various Xbox accounts (officialy run, not fan made) dropped some hints about potential interest with new GoW game(s).
Tried Gears of War 5 - not bad, not great. It does prove that you can get decent GoW game without the OG creator.

 

[Morgoth]

Guy's an incurable narcissist.

 

[Baron Dupek]

what in the damnation
http://web.archive.org/web/20240000...idering-bringing-gears-of-war-to-playstation/

"That’s according to Giant Bomb’s Jeff Grubb, who was elaborating on recent claims that Microsoft is working on a new initiative to release more Xbox-exclusive games on other console platforms."

 

[911 Jumper]

The first Gears of War 6 news will reportedly be coming this summer

Sounds like “Gears 6” is in the works

 

[luj1]

Gears of War and Halo = harbingers of decline

bunch of people who started playing in 2006 will defend them though...

 

[deuxhero]

GoW didn't invent stick cover, but it did invent pop-a-mole. When Everything or Nothing had the sticky cover Gears did, two years and a console generation before GoW released, having to slowly pop-a-mole with enemies in cover was the punishment for going slowly and letting the enemies have long enough to get in cover. Almost all of them could be eliminated before they took cover if you played well. When Second Sight had it two years before that, it was about using the game's mechanics (psy powers, manual aim, etc.) to counter the enemy's use of it while timing it so you weren't exposed yourself while doing it: Enemy cover was never perfect, just effective.