They need to stop making crappy CGI movies that dont resemble in-game graphics.

@ThanatosDMC

If you mean stop making Stunningly beautiful CGI movies that don't resemble gameplay then sure. I don't think anyone would care if the CGI movies were crappy as the game play would probably be better anyway.

'Reibooi', I assume that he didn't mean crappy as a reference to the quality of the CGI, but rather crappy as a description of how it is decpetive to gamers and is essentially a method of cheating from the developers.

I think a lot of people would be turned off by that. For example, you may not know this, but a lot of fans of The Lord of the Rings and books in general were turned off when Gandalf was brought back. It sort of felt like a cheap way of playing with people's emotions. Other authors have criticized Tolkien for doing that. The drama of Final Fantasy VII would be compromised if that girl that Sephiroth killed was brought back.

Well Eternal Sonata did what you wanted. A character in the game*SPOILER* Claves is killed however near the end of the game there is a massive side quest you can under take to permanently resurrect her.

What? What game did I play then? The way I remember it there was all of one choice that actually mattered in that game and they totally threw it in your face. It wasn't a "good twist", it was manipulation.

Decisions like which person to kill had absolutely no bearing on where the story went. After the mission ended it was the same either way except one choice might have given you a perk. There were no branches, it was a linear path with the illusion of choices.

Dead Space, anyone?

Devil May Cry 4 is the worst for the first and third point.

You play through all the levels as Nero, then turn around and play them backwards as Dante, fighting all the bosses again. Then before the final boss fight you have to replay all the bosses again as Nero, in a row, whilst playing some ridiculous dice board game. I wish I was making that up.

Haven’t watched it . Is it not good ?