Most MoH games deal with the more undercover aspects of war. There usually are only a few huge firefight levels, while a lot of the other ones are more about taking on a few guys at once while trying to steal documents or something along those lines. MoH: Frontline had one of the most badass versions of D-Day though.
I personally love MoH (Frontline and before) faar more than I ever liked CoD.
Mass Effect 2 is far from innovative. It's pretty much the exact same as every other Bioware RPG with a Sci-fi makeover.
Fable 2 was also considered some innovative godsend before it came out, then after it came out everyone realized it was pretty much Fable 1 with a few 'tweaks.'
I honestly don't know too much about Kingdom Under Fire, but from what I've heard about it, it's basically just a hack n slash game with some added in tactical stuff. Doesn't really sound...
Okay, lets flip that around shall we?
If someone asked you if Mass Effect 2 was a PC exclusive, would you say yes?
Most likely you wouldn't, you would say, 'No, it's also on the 360.'
Omega makes a point. I don't see how anyone can argue that 1 Natal works with 4 people and will be overall cheaper than buying enough Wands for 4 people. Sony is showing off a lot of games as best played with two wands or you have to hold a DS3 in one hand? That doesn't sound comfortable at all, not too mention the weight balance would be completely off to actually make it useful during some 'hardcore' games.
Although Natal has no chance of being useful in any real games, so I gu...
I want them both to fail. But I suspect Natal will breakthrough. Mainly only because of MS's endless pockets and ability to market anything. (except their best product, the Zune...)
Sony's Wand will fail because it just looks so... 80's?
Seriously it reminds me of Back to the Future's take on what Pepsi bottles would look like in 2015. Something designed for the future, but made in the past.
Now I generally like Bungie's trailers for their Halo games. I'm honestly not a fan of the Halo series itself, but their ads always do seem to draw me in.
This trailer on the other hand, I personally thought it was the worst trailer I've ever seen come from the company.
Well, I mean, I actually did do my taxes on my PS3's web browser last year...
I love Killzone 2 (at least before the pointless updates that more or less broke the competitive section of the game) but turrets where available in games before Killzone 2. (See Team Fortress).
And I'm fairly certain that the tactical grenade has been done before it some form or another. And the first person cover system was only available in the single player section of the game. I can't think of another game that dynamically changed the obj as the match progressed though.
Except that none of the issues regarding MW2 on PS3 are faults on Sony's side of things. Infinity Ward (or whatever company they had host the PSN servers) didn't anticipate so many PS3 sales and failed to provide enough servers for all the players. How is that in any way Sony's fault?
Else find this picture to be very.... interesting?
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Hmm. An OPTIONAL premium service that I don't have to pay, but many others will be happy to (regardless of what Sony adds to it). Sony gets more money while I don't have to pay an extra dime if I don't want to, while still being able to play online?
Blasphemy I tell you...
Best Wii Game
- New Super Mario Bros. Wii
Game of the Year
- Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
Studio of the Year
- Naughty Dog
Best Independent Game Fueled by Mountain Dew
Flower
Best Xbox 360 Game
Forza Motorspot 3
Best PS3 Game
- Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
Best PC Game
Left 4 Dead 2
Best Handheld Game
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown wars
Best Shooter ...
I honestly don't think I've ever managed to fully upgrade all the spells/weapons in one game save.. I didn't even know you could.
I feel like a newb now, even after beating them both at least ten times I just now realize this :-(.
L4D2 isn't a MS exclusive... It's Valve, the company always puts PC first. And it's hardly generic. L4D is easily the best Co-op game released this generation. Jesus, I love Sony and the PS3, but I know a good game when I play it, L4D is a great game and an amazing co-op experience.
That said, I don't care at all for a PS3 version, PC version of Valve games are always going to be far superior.
Riiiight. The 'community' is hardly growing. They are down to <5000 players a day. GG sort of ruined Killzone 2 with all the frequent patches. A majority of the updates weren't needed and the core community of the online, especially the competitive players, quit playing.
Wrong reply...
To be fair, it's not the consumers that are at fault, it's the retailers.
Am I really the only person that thinks this game looks cheesy as all hell after watching this trailer? The last minute and a half look great and all, but the first 3 minutes of the trailer was a joke in my opinion.