Looks really nice in motion, I've always loved the visual design of the game, especially the environments. Everything seems very functional and lived in.
I really liked the bit I played, guns felt right, stuff shattering in the environment looked good, player animations were uncanny. :megaman:
Got linked to this, pretty damn cool.
Quote from TaylorAnd, by golly, you’ve got to shoot something.
I think if this time around they can combine the platforming and shooting as they did scatter time in the first game it would be cool with me. Otherwise, the 80/20 split between action and platforming is 
Exploration fits this game so well and wasn't really touched on. I hope they expand on that more than anything. Arctic seems bad ass.
Damn, no Firearms love? Must be my top 3 community mods next to CS and DoD.
Counter-Strike
Day of Defeat (Half-Life 1)
Frontline Force
Firearms (so awesome)
Sven Coop
Urban Terror
Action Half-Life
Science and Industry
The Wastes
Insurgency 
uhhh...I'm sure there's more, but those come to mind instantly. Fuck, I miss those days, shit.
That's actually a good point, someone should be charged in these cases but I don't think anyone ends up being held accountable. Part of it seems to be difficulty in identifying anyone in particular. Wal-Mart at least should be charged for encouraging this kind of shit, or at least not trying to prevent it in any significant way.
Looks great, cool concept.
Quote from jaboo224I recommend watching Hearts of Darkness.
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Was gonna post this.
Quote from JohnCJohnny Mnemonic. Loved that movie. Also it has Henry Rollins which guarantees quality.
Johnny Mnemonic is a fun movie. It was just a little ill conceived. Shit has spirit.
Wasn't michael bay doing a 2012 movie too.
The headline got it right.
Quote from D3adslol star trek.
I concur.
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yeah, like they did with "Letters from Iwo Jima" and "Flags of Our Fathers".
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But I guess you mean with the modern day production scale of a Band of Brothers
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The PS Dpad is killing me.
I'm also pro vin diesel, though he does about as much shit as he does watchable stuff.
I'm guilty of jumping on Game Rankings as well the odd time but I think the bottom line is reader/player preception of those numbers, and that being fed back to publishers. Games that score less than an 8 are looked at with caution. May as well stamp a giant 'RENT' next to the score. Look at Mirror's Edge, a genuinely innovative game, and it's averaging a 75% or whatever. My guess's are because it was short and had some trial and error moments. So, basically, that number is telling you to forgo or be weary or doubtful of a fresh experience because it's not the 20hour, multiplayer heavy, mode stacked on mode, bullet point riddled juggernaut that the high 8's and 9's are reserved for. Which is kinda bullshit.
It's just a negative cycle in almost every sense. It's not just the score of course, but it's certainly a starting point for bad decision making.
Quote from KoKo5oVaRDo you guys really liked fast & furious ?
I love movies like rambo 3 or any rocky which are fucking funny to watch when you take them with second degree humor. But seriously, Fast & furious, you can't even make fun of the scenario and characters !!!
Review scores are a bad idea to begin with and only feed awful inventions like Meta Critic. The amount of emphasis that's placed on that system by publishers is ridiculous, it's an aggregate total of nothing. It's self defeating for the writers as well, no one is going to bother reading your review so long as there's a score at the bottom of the second or third page. At least without one, there's a chance someone might appreciate the content of the write up and make a reasonable assessment of the game based on a coherent argument rather than a meaningless number.
But people don't want that apparently, they want to know if the game is worth the price tag and nothing else. And so the cycle continues.
