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Obvious title of the year.
QTE that's all this game is controlling a movie. u can't even say it's all game play because it's not. Even object in the back ground are dull only some characters are detailed.
Alan wake is all game play u control him not waiting for some QTE. Everything u see is graphically sharp even the tree's and the mountains from a distant they don't have a mist like everything in Heavy Rain.
Guaranteed.
Xbox is aging wayyyyy too quickly.
Poor hardware quality
skimpy dvd format
no standard hard drive
aging cpu
Design looks like a fisher price toy
PS3 closing the gap despite 360's 1 year head start
PS3 exclusives are graphically superior
Try again next gen MS.
think everybody noticed 2years ago.