Football 2014/15 |OT6| the long summer

By Lambda Go To Posti wonder how long will it take for Kojima to ask a couple of million on kickstarter to fund an open world action game starring Sturdy Cobra

By Hitch Go To PostTurning your noses up at Boateng

Fucking hell.

By nate Go To PostEx-Citeh scum

By GQman2121 Go To PostSo Hitman is doing something different….

The talking points

* Full price digital release that is completely episodic and releasing December 8th, 2015.

* Open ended mission design in vast environments where the player will have multiple options to eliminate their target.

* Overarching storyline that will be told over the course of multiple missions that are planned to be release throughout 2016.

* Limited edition "timed" side contracts will appear in the main game worlds in between the release of core story missions.

* PS4 has six exclusive contract missions. No word on if these missions take place in new environments or are simply similar to the aforementioned side contracts.


So basically, you pay them the full cost of a game and they give you a few missions (number TBD). And then at some point next year they'll give you more when they're ready to. I can't imagine anything going wrong with this setup.

By Elchele Go To Post6pm pacific time, Pele. I think its like 2pm over there right now :lol

By hixx33 Go To Posthttp://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=168485487#post168485487

oh

my

god

Some people think GAF actually matters

By rvy Go To PostGo concern yourselves about Cammy's belly button being visible you fuckwads.

By rvy Go To PostPretentious little dickheads.

Bet most of these dweebs whining didn't even back the game.

Go concern yourselves about Cammy's belly button being visible you fuckwads.

By Laboured Go To PostMiggy Delaney says Hummels is still first choice over Otamendi

John Stones, Felipe Anderson and Cillesen being looked at

No firm decisions on a DM

By GQman2121 Go To PostIs this actually happening?

By Laboured Go To PostMiggy Delaney says Hummels is still first choice over Otamendi

John Stones, Felipe Anderson and Cillesen being looked at

No firm decisions on a DM

Top Gossip
Manchester City are in a four-way battle to sign Juventus's 22-year-old midfielder Paul Pogba, who is valued at £60m. (Mirror)
Barcelona have already opened talks with Juve over Pogba, according to a presidential candidate who says he will sign the Frenchman if elected at the Spanish club. (Sun - subscription required)
If City miss out on Pogba, manager Manuel Pellegrini will turn to Aston Villa's 25-year-old midfielder Fabian Delph instead. (Telegraph)
Meanwhile, City have agreed a deal to sign Fulham's 18-year-old forward Patrick Roberts. (ESPN)
Chelsea have targeted Stoke City goalkeeper Asmir Begovic, 27, as a replacement for Petr Cech. (Telegraph)
Arsenal have rejected a swap deal for Cech that would see midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain join Chelsea. The Gunners would prefer a cash-only deal worth £10m to sign the Blues' back-up goalkeeper. (Mirror)
Manchester United's 24-year-old goalkeeper David De Gea appears certain to join Real Madrid, but Iker Casillas, 34, has hinted he is not ready to relinquish his role as the Spanish club's number one. (Manchester Evening News)
Tottenham's resolve to keep Hugo Lloris could be tested if United make a £25m bid for the 28-year-old goalkeeper. (London Evening Standard)
QPR have warned Chelsea, Liverpool and Newcastle that they will need to pay £15m to sign 25-year-old striker Charlie Austin. (Daily Express)
Inter Milan have turned down an offer from Liverpool for 21-year-old midfielder Mateo Kovacic which included striker Mario Balotelli, 24, as a makeweight. (Talksport)
Southampton are targeting Arsenal defender Carl Jenkinson, 23, as a potential replacement for 24-year-old right-back Nathaniel Clyne, who has been linked with a move to Liverpool. (Guardian)
Aston Villa boss Tim Sherwood is keen on signing Hull City's midfielder Tom Huddlestone, 28, and winger Robbie Brady, 23. (Mirror)
Everton still want to sign Tottenham's 28-year-old winger Aaron Lennon, despite closing in on a deal with Barcelona for wide player Gerard Deulofeu, 21. (Times - subscription required)
Swansea want to sign former Liverpool winger Ryan Babel in a £2m deal with Turkish club Kasimpasa. The 28-year-old spent four years at Anfield between 2007 and 2011. (Sun - subscription required)
West Brom have agreed a £1.5m fee with Wigan Athletic for 26-year-old winger James McClean. (Daily Mail)

Best of social media
The European Under-21 Championships get under way on Wednesday and England and Arsenal defender Calum Chambers is ready to get going. The 20-year-old tweeted: "Warm-up shot of us in the Czech Republic. Looking forward to our first game."
Charlie Austin has put to one side all the transfer speculation surrounding him to head to Ascot. The QPR striker has been tweeting his tips as well as pictures of him rubbing shoulders with the great and the good of the horse racing world.

And finally
Rafael van der Vaart enjoyed a rapturous welcome from Real Betis fans after signing a three-year deal with the Spanish club. But perhaps nobody as as pleased as the 32-year-old midfielder's grandma, who only lives about 80 miles away and was reunited with the Dutchman. (ITV)

By HateFootball Go To Postpastore is quite useful

Geoffrey Kondogbia is one of the hottest names on the transfer market. The Monaco midfielder impressed many with his performances in the Champions League and he has many suitors. Inter and Milan are both competing to sign him, but now face competition from Arsenal. Wenger holds Kondogbia in high regard, the two have already talked.