BlackKnight

Depends on who you kill. You are going to lose out on a lot of side quests which is a huge part of Deus Ex. Cops will also become hostile toward you as well. So it's not truly "no one cares".

@BiggCMan

So the Splinter Cell Collection for the PS3 is not Splinter cell then because it has NO MP AT ALL right?

At least you get MP that has refreshed maps (new content) and has the game settings changed (no armor abilities, etc) and the pistol back with its 3 headshots glory.

I can't wait to see more of this. This game looks amazing for being just "indie". The art style and content looks very high quality. Amazing.

Hmmm, this makes it seem fake. Though I don't see how activision would be able to take it down then. That is some really crappy english...

Unless the maps are a lot bigger than they normally are in COD games, it will be a cluster fuck of random spawn kills an explosives and shit.

Jets are on consoles too, just smaller maps and less player/vehicle count.

Disc swapping would only be an issue in an open world game, like GTA or elder scrolls. Because you might have to change discs to go back to places over and over.

This is a great point. I always say that I think football or sports cause people to get way more angry (even when just spectating!) than a game that is violent.

Hell, a game that is violent and easy probably gives almost no aggression. Now if a game is frustrating, violent or not, that can cause aggression/broken controllers all over the place! haha.

I don't recall several apartment buildings in FO3 with all rooms accessible. And while FO3 rooms are decently detailed, they aren't as detailed as DE:HR for sure.

Well just because a game is not a sandbox doesn't mean super linear is ok. One thing I don't like about COD or KZ or uncharted is that it is very narrow. I can't take a different path or anything, the most you can do is choose a catwalk instead of the ground below. While Crysis and Halo and BF:BC2 I enjoyed the SP more because it was linear and keep the story going, but the huge open areas and freedom really made it feel less boxed off and fake.

As for RE3, I have...

1. What game has several apartment complexes and you can go into every single room? Just the graphical overhead/load to load all that into ram is quite a feat, especially when the detail in this game is freaking amazing. This is dumb.

EDIT - Adams apartment is riddled with detail, you can go up and look at photos and see pieces of clocks (he has a clock building hobby it seems) and gears, very tiny stuff. Most impressive.

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