We all know games are striving for a more cinematic feel these days, and while I don’t think that’s always the best of ideas, I do think they can learn a little from the talkies about ending something with a little heart. I’ve lost count of how many times a game has dragged me into its world, only to spit me out the other side without as much as a hug goodbye. I’m not your cheap whore, Halo 2. No kissing on the lips.
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Yes, I feel Bioshock and Batman AA di the same thing and big bottled it by giving in to generic boss battles at the end. A real shame!
none did it worst than Killzone 3
For me, as long as a game has a good ending I am fine with it. Although mario has had the same boss like every single time and that just gets plain boring.
I would love to have to find makarov for 20 years... /s
MGS4.