i just played this demo. it made me lose faith in humanity. how can a game like this with nothing but combat combat combat get such a high rating? exactly what makes this game so good? exactly why do people hail it like it was the second coming? the only thing that saves this game from being at the bottom of my barrel is that it isn't set in world war 2.
i am thoroughly appalled.
i disagree. i really liked 2142, but both bf2 and 1942 didn't do anything for me.
haha, sorry chris but you look like an old person in that photo. it's the glasses.
also, where did you guys eat? it looks hella futuristic.
Quote from HourencesRiddick is pretty much finished, the release is not that far off really.
syndicate sequel!? when was this announced? are there any trailers out?
the green is cool, but the monitor encasing it isn't.
i gotta say, i like the sepia toning. for some reason it fits very well in this setting. i'd ask for a bit more contrast perhaps, but that's about it. it looks great architecture wise.
i'd hate to think of myself as a lesser being because halo gets boring for me.
Quote from SteppenwolfI wonder if he was already knocked out before he faceplanted.
he was KO'd by the punch, you can see how he becomes ragdoll mid air in the first clip.
i can't get myself to trust those reviews. there's just no way that this shooter can reach the standard of games like half life. i guess the demo will settle it once and for all.
nice photos!
was i the only one thinking "far cry" or "crysis" on the first and fifth shot?
lately i've been making a good soup. a curry cream with good amounts of black pepper. while warming/mixing the soup, fry some shrimps and or fish. mix and eat.
also, steamed-then-fried chicken with fried wok vegetables or fried aubergine is nice. the tenderness of the meat is like, perfect.
yes in the same way barack obama is also just bill clinton.
Quote from Rick_DSo basically none of you bothered to check out Rara Racer, so don't make any snap judgements.Oh wait that's what mapcore does
spot on.
tried the demo as well. i'd like to see more of the city before i am convinced. also, what are the party play capabilities? can you do split screen or is that still a no?
i just watched it the other day... i was amazed on how well made it was. it didn't feel gimmicky even though you might think that, and the general story of him going backwards really points out some interesting concepts. it's definitely a recommendation for those who want a little more than gung ho action from movies.
i tried it. i never actually played the first one, so jumping into the game in medias res felt awkward. i feel compelled to ask, is there anything but story and fighting involved, or are there puzzles as well? i understand there's much startling and mind fuckery abound, but is there more depth than that?
i enjoyed it, although there was no real point where i got terrified or scared like in e.g. stalker.
Quote from JamesLFascinating isn't it. I'd love to comment on this but it would likely lose me my job.
how are sony treating in house developers? is it the same as third party or do you actually get to use more of architecture? i understand if you cannot answer this.
Quote from FrieChamp...what?
actually that didn't make much sense...
i was thinking that all business people should do this (and by business i mean marketing):
Quote from FrieChampKaz Hirai should sit down and take notes instead of just running his mouth again.
Quote from FrieChamp...interestingly enough this is also what Microsoft says and while the hyenas fight over the scraps, Nintendo feasts itself on a big, juicy chunk of expanded audience. Blue Ocean strategy at its best, Kaz Hirai should sit down and take notes instead of just running his mouth again.
as is the case with most if not all business people...
