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Normally I don't question console ports of mouse centric games as they provide a way in for people without beefy pc's to play certain games...but this game could run on a Compaq Presario from 1997. Weird.
looks kinda weird how ur supposed to win in that shit? is this one of those pointless games like minecraft?
I bought this on steam and never got around to play it. Hopefully, when I do, its an awesome experience.
Btw, if you have to move a cursor on the console port this will flop.
Hard.
Btw, if you have to move a cursor on the console port this will flop.
Hard.
Hope the PS3 version has move support. It would be so much better to play relaxing on the couch with the move controller than using a crappy keyboard and mouse.
@neswii
I doubt that will be the case. I'm thinking it will be set up like a twin-stick side-scroller ala Shoot Many Robots.
I doubt that will be the case. I'm thinking it will be set up like a twin-stick side-scroller ala Shoot Many Robots.
Fantastic game for PC. I've never gotten around to beating it (or at least, getting to end-game status and beating the bosses) on PC though so I don't know if it's worth picking up again.
Any word on how many people can play on one console? That would be my biggest selling point.
Any word on how many people can play on one console? That would be my biggest selling point.
Great news! I remember Extra Credits recommending this in one of their videos.
@Jimboxxx: Yeah, I've read it's kind of like a 2D Minecraft, but mixed with the adventure-exploration gameplay of Metroid. So there is more of a "game" to play in Terraria then in Minecraft.
@Jimboxxx: Yeah, I've read it's kind of like a 2D Minecraft, but mixed with the adventure-exploration gameplay of Metroid. So there is more of a "game" to play in Terraria then in Minecraft.
God damn. Do I wish I could do some of that magical stuff in After Effects.
At least it'll follow suite like Minecraft. Well a little bit. It'll at least be a full game upon release which'll be nice.
At least it'll follow suite like Minecraft. Well a little bit. It'll at least be a full game upon release which'll be nice.
I couldnt ever get into minecraft, but this game has been incredible since i got it to install. the steam sale 4pack was a steal.
I'm a little concerned how the mouse controls will port over to consoles. I hope it's not a simple 'right stick is cursor' control scheme, but rather, you know, something not shit.
If you have a computer than can run a web browser, Terraria will run on it.
Still, good for 'em. Hope they make a killing, if the mooks are willing to pony up for CoD map packs then I'm sure there will be somebody that will appreciate this.
Still, good for 'em. Hope they make a killing, if the mooks are willing to pony up for CoD map packs then I'm sure there will be somebody that will appreciate this.
My jimmies are being rustled over the lack of content being added to PC all over again! Hrrrrrrrrrrrr...
Great game on PC. I still don't see how it will work on consoles--unless the cursor is just really sluggish from the sticks. I'll wait to see how reviews are, or if it's free from PS+.
Let's wait for the entitled pc gamers to start bitching and crying about being abandoned/betrayed because their precious pc version didn't get a life time worth of updates and now the Devs are supporting filthy consoles instead.
I mean pc gamers paid all of 10 bucks for potentially hundreds of hours worth of content, but that entiltles them to own the developer and everything they ever do from that moment onwards.
That pretty much sums up all the moaning I've read about this story from other forums.
I have it on pc already, but will definately buy it again (assuming its a decent port with a good UI) on consoles, just for the comfort factor alone. I used to play hours of this game but my hand would always start hurting after a long play session, on console I'll be able to play as much as I want without any problems, which is nice.
I mean pc gamers paid all of 10 bucks for potentially hundreds of hours worth of content, but that entiltles them to own the developer and everything they ever do from that moment onwards.
That pretty much sums up all the moaning I've read about this story from other forums.
I have it on pc already, but will definately buy it again (assuming its a decent port with a good UI) on consoles, just for the comfort factor alone. I used to play hours of this game but my hand would always start hurting after a long play session, on console I'll be able to play as much as I want without any problems, which is nice.
@thomas:
They can hang out in the same circle of hell all the console gamers who bitch about Dungeon Defenders getting more PC updates and DLC are in
They can hang out in the same circle of hell all the console gamers who bitch about Dungeon Defenders getting more PC updates and DLC are in
Terraria is one of the funnest games I have played with friends. my only concern for a console port is how the controls convert. I hope the 'new content' hinted at will come to pc too
@ ZeroDown,
Sigh, yes I know you "can" do it, but I also know its highly impractical. Plugging in a controller doesn't suddenly make the games UI optimised for playing with a controller.
I enjoyed playing the action parts of the first Witcher game with a gamepad, however the moment I had to use the inventory or the status menus it became a chore to play again, never bothered to finish it.
If a game hasn't been built with controllers in mind this "you can just plug a controller in" statement is meaningless, the game has to be designed for it.
Sigh, yes I know you "can" do it, but I also know its highly impractical. Plugging in a controller doesn't suddenly make the games UI optimised for playing with a controller.
I enjoyed playing the action parts of the first Witcher game with a gamepad, however the moment I had to use the inventory or the status menus it became a chore to play again, never bothered to finish it.
If a game hasn't been built with controllers in mind this "you can just plug a controller in" statement is meaningless, the game has to be designed for it.
@ Jinx 01
Agreed, same goes for all the console gamers who bitched when the pc version of Dark Souls was revealed and we didn't know if the new content would even show up on consoles.
It's all the same, I just don't understand how people think buying one product gives them rights over future ones, or anything else the Devs want to do.
People do realise we are only buying products, not shares in the developer's companies right?
Agreed, same goes for all the console gamers who bitched when the pc version of Dark Souls was revealed and we didn't know if the new content would even show up on consoles.
It's all the same, I just don't understand how people think buying one product gives them rights over future ones, or anything else the Devs want to do.
People do realise we are only buying products, not shares in the developer's companies right?
on a scale from Left 4 dead to Team fortress2, I would put terraria's update lie somewhere to the the middle.
I AM ENTITLED TO BITCH AND I WILL.
The dev knows they're a sellout. 'O no moar workz on terraria i got a kid now pz out!'
(secretly is working on terraria content for console)
The dev knows they're a sellout. 'O no moar workz on terraria i got a kid now pz out!'
(secretly is working on terraria content for console)
theinbetween you are no longer allowed to play video games. I'm not sure how to enforce this so just listen to me and stop.
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