"As if you didn’t already know, the video game industry often relies on sequels to chart-topping titles to keep their pockets deep and fans at bay each and every year. Next year will be no different as Electronic Arts has two key sequels in the form of Alice: Madness Returns and Dragon Age 2 readied, Capcom is gearing up to release a Kinect-ready sequel in Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor and the cult-favorite Marvel vs. Capcom 3."
Dragon Age 2 set the precedent that the series would always carry our choices over, but was it worth it?
If the choices won't matter, why bother? Bioware works so hard at giving meaningful choices but rarely if ever carrying out the impact of such choices to the end.
Reviewing Alice: Madness Returns almost feels like a rite of passage for me. You see, I'm from the same town as the childhood home of Charles Dodgson, better known to you and I by his pen-name, Lewis Carroll. As such, he's a bit of a local culture icon.
I played Alice: Madness Returns for the first time last year. What an amazing game and adventure. It's a huge shame we aren't getting a sequel to it. It absolutely deserves another game.
oh yeah, I remember this game! I remember liking it, but found the platforming to be utterly obnoxious. Loved the world design.
Good review!
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Nice article, but Motion Controllers in Rpg's will not happen...for fps maybe, but rpgs it squite different action.
I think anything is possible, look how far the gaming industry has come in just the past couple of years. Motion controllers may not be for everyone, but that is the way technology is going. It's going to be interesting to see what kind of games they successfully tie it to. Great article thanks for the info and the many questions that are wondering around in my head.
I want to play most, if not all of these games
No project Dark? a MUST game of 2010
The Witcher 2 2011 GOTY.