I wouldn't say I'm a Nation Fillion fan, but he would be absolutely perfect for the role, with Joe Flanigan from SGA a close second.
I'm not entirely sure what a coop mission in Uncharted would look like, as opposed to say R2, but I'm interested to say the least.
I would love multiplayer though. Most other TPSs have your character move like a rhino so the fluid combat of Uncharted would be refreshing. Also, how cool would it be to leap and shimmy all around the level to get the best angle on an opponent? Provided the levels allowed for a lot of verticality, mixing platforming and shooting could create some ...
Are you kidding, how much better would the jetski and driving sections have been with someone driving and someone shooting?
You do realize the game has gone gold right? Just making sure but yes the graphics for inFamous are quite nice and I have noticed some improvement since the last batch of trailers.
Be co-op, please be co-op. *sigh* But it probably won't be. Not that that will deter me from getting the game, but it would be a nice addition.
Of course it's possible this E3 demo will get polished up and put on the PSN just before the game launches, so in a way they might be working on the distributable demo. They're just not going to release it to the public any time soon.
Further proof that no one knows what kind of games sell on the Wii except Nintendo. Wasn't it just a few days ago that Platinum said they didn't care about sales? Good thing eh.
Maybe now they'll re-release it on a console where this game will sell. Sure it will mean retooling the game quite a bit, but they have the lion's share of the work done right.
Forget the top ten, look at the other craziness.
Halo 3 better than Halo 1? GH3 ahead of GH2, and no Rock Band?!
Assassin's Creed? Mario and Sonic at the Olympic games?........................ Wii Fit?!!!!!!
The last point is biassed as hell, but most of the other ones are completely valid.
Not being able to play when the internet is not working, or too slow, and experiencing lag in single player are the top two reasons why I won't be subscribing to On Live any time soon.
I'm completely torn. On the one hand I really want to get the platinum trophy for this game, which would require me to get the patch, on the other hand I don't want to support this kind of bull.
Oh how I miss these commercials, it was a better time, when Sony knew a thing or two about how to properly market a game.
I just hope IG can expand the formula for R&C a bit more than they did with ToD.
The weapon and vehicle balance is pretty much spot on. I'm definitely in favor of a cover system, but the game shouldn't be built with that in mind. By that I mean a player should be able to shoot using the crosshair at all times, like now, and cover just allows you press up against walls and such for safety when your not shooting.
I got Vista........and now I'm using a Mac.
I can never tell with MS whether their acting optimistic for the sake of public relations, or if they really feel that way. On the one hand, much of their software and hardware have been critically panned, but yet they still sell consoles and software by the truckloads.
They're just not as easy to peg as Sony, who given their recent troubles haven't many actual reasons to be optimistic, and Nintendo, who are making so much...
I want to see the math they used to predict an 80% chance of MGS4 on 360. No one has even been discussing the possibility of that since late last year so either someone at IGN UK heard something or the authors have their heads in the clouds.
Also, E3 is two months away, what is this crap the lead up to the lead up of pre-E3 coverage?
Lot's of quality multiplat devs have said that if it works on PS3 it will work on 360 and PC, so it's easier for them to start there and port down to less complicated hardware, than to port simpler tech to the more complicated platform.
For the fanboys: When I say port down, I do not mean to say that the PS3 is better than 360/PC, I'm just pointing out that the architecture of the PS3 is more unique and less straightforward than other platforms.
Leaving aside the fact that Sony Santa Monica is the company developing GOW3, the comparison to RE5 is faulty.
The pre-hype for RE5 was eclipsed by Killzone 2's release to begin with, a month later and look what game still holds the top news spot on this site. Additionally, as soon as the demo came out people, myself included, began pointing out that the controls and animations were dated. Once the game came out people found it focused more on action than horror, which clashed w...
The fact that there is a firm date of June 9th as opposed to just June in general is new.
Vehicles are perfect for this game. Finally the people who regularly play as the Assault class will have something to do besides missile spamming the rest of us.
What I really want in DLC though is a class that is designed to use the LMGs. I love those guns but I hate picking the basic soldier.
Rape is an act of aggression, not of sexual desire. The people who play these games, I mean seriously play them for more than a laugh, are probably drawn to this because of their insecurities. Better they play a rape game then commit real life rape.
And no, no one is more likely to rape if they have played the game. Though I'm sure that every guy has prayed for a particularly strong wind would blow up a hot chick's skirt at some point, that's not rape, it's wishful thinking.
If this were to happen, inFamous would go from game I will probably pick up on the first day to game I'm going to break into Gamestop to get before anyone else.