@ICECREAM; My statement is more based upon playing the final product to conclusion and seeing all the optional tombs/puzzles/content than the artwork/article above. It doesn't much matter what Lara fights/encounters complex puzzles/tombs can always be included.
@pr0t0typeknuckles; Cool, I can understand that... But I would say that the biggest change was the swapping of puzzles for combat and not so much who or what Lara fights.
It would be a spoiler to answer that question. As long as you go in realizing that the tombs are optional and extremely easy, that the game is far more Uncharted than Tomb Raiders of old you should really enjoy it.
How so? I see no mention of tombs with large complex puzzles that could never be mistaken for a challenge room...
Note: No down vote from me... Just curious as to me it doesn't/didn't feel like a real Tomb Raider game do to a lack of tomb/complex puzzles and not much else...
Well, they both (Uncharted and TR) have one thing in common for sure... Far too small of a community to support them.
aka Everyone brace for UC2/3 lag in the new TR!
That said, I would be shocked if it came close to either UC game. (Personally, I think UC2 was better. I liked some of the refinements in UC3 but for the most part I think they went too far and lost some of the simple enjoyment that was UC2. Also most of the new maps, that shipped with the ...
As someone who has played lots and lots of Uncharted MP, and actually looked more forward to UC3 MP than its SP campaign, and found enough to enjoy even with all of its flaws I'm deeply worried by the mention of a melee booster... The melee has always been unbalanced/too powerful in Uncharted and I'm more than worried that this trend will now continue.
This just reminds me of the blind firing Kal-7 issue... Hopefully, I'm wrong. Really, really hope that I am....
I too have heard that Spartan Ops is the place to get XP but I've not seen it... Then again, I'm so far behind in them I've yet to do a full party.
By yourself it seems to payout just as much as winning (with good performance) as SWAT does. About 2900 XP when doubled.
It was highly unique and much beloved by its player base... but that player base was always insanely small. And without a decent sized player base you end up with a bunch of issues that mostly revolve around lag and the developer abandoning it for green pastures. (I don't truly blame ND for doing so, though I do feel they left the party earlier, but far too many maps were left with wall glitches in them.)
Review score mentioned abouve is wrong. It should be a 8.0 not an 8.5
Looks like even the British like killing Red Coats. LOL
Not sure of the platform but the title made me think of the old movie quote involving, "Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money"
From the "article"
"Now, instead of getting down to the experience I paid good money for, I’m sitting here playing Sophie’s choice with my Hard Drive, trying desperately to crawl up to the 4-8 GB that is required."
No, you're not... Your on the internet looking very foolish. :lol:
Dead Space. Owned Visceral Studios since 1998 when the founded it. (They where known as EA Redwood back in the day.)
Not a big wresting fan, though I occasional watch it for a few minutes here and there, but I got to admit...
I don't even recognize who the hell these avatars are suppose to be...
Seems really excessive in price to me...
(This will likely take it to 20 bucks or more for the complete DLC set.)
It's in there... Number 7.
Personally, I think its time to take The Last Guardian off of all these "Games To Look Forward to next year..."
Just nominated too many times in too many years straight. (Just make it a honorable mention and leave it at that.)
I guess I most be in the minority as I found RDR to be rather lackluster... It was just too long, tried to have morality (yet gave you no choices on a number of questionable acts that could easily have been skipped), and far too predictable in its ending...
Truth be told, I was just happy when it was over... (Honestly, they just mishandled Mexico but, for me, it affected the whole game.)
Seems like a bad decision on the Judge's part to me...
Example: No one pays Amazon to use their website to buy their products so does that mean now they cannot be held responsibility if their security is lax and their customer's credit card information is stolen?
I really hope this game doesn't sale... There are so many other games that have recently came out that struggled sale wise that deserve the money.
Spec Ops: The Line quickly comes to mind, its not as good as Borderlands 2 but BL2 isn't going to struggle for sales, and The Line was a real pleasant surprise.
Hell, if you want to give Capcom your money buy Dragon's Dogma instead...
I cannot really think of anything close... Max Payne 3 was solid but at times I forget that I played it this year and Mass Effect 3 blew its chances for reasons I'll just leave unsaid.
The cloest game for me has been the XBLA title, "Mark of the Ninja" but as amazing as it is its hard to compare a 15 dollar game vs a 60 dollar game.
Agreed, its not the WiiU is selling like hotcakes... And its quite possible the port could suffer since it would likely have to be farmed out... And, lastly, they would be hard pressed to charge what they would need to to make a profit... It's what 20 dollars on every other console?
That's not a big profit margin...