It's a 6/10 for me until the last bit.
<spoiler alert, you have been warned>
It's awesome where you are strangling Makarov with the Winch cable, hooking the clip onto a rafter and falling through the ceiling while glaring into each others eyes with hatred only for him to snap back and just hang there by his neck.
It was an excellently scripted final scene.
A very interesting read.
We've known for a while, but thanks for giving it more coverage :)
Don't say that, or Black Ops-style quality games will come back to haunt us.
In my mind all publishers are bad, but they go to a whole new level of low when they try to effectively "con" the consumer through stunts like this.
Heck! even Activision hasn't gone this low yet.
I hope EA lose so that people can see that it is infact possible to stand up to the money extracting schemes these businesses are implementing. Then the businesses wouldn't try anything on the consumer.
haha, sorry xD
Sorted now ;)
"With games carrying a pretty hefty price tag to only then be told that you’re not getting a full experience is a little messed up"
Well said, GamersXTREME. Ninty is great.
I don't mind the odd spell of DLC but when it comes as locked content on the disc or OTT pricing, I develop a hate for it.
Saw your comment on the video, pretty much the same as on here.
At the end of the day, EA want more cash and if Sony are willing to pay then they can have it.
Personally I believe timed exclusivity is a ridiculous idea as it always hurts no-one but the consumer.
Really? 600,000? For a service that has generated just under £21m it really is shoddy.
I've posted it before and I'll post it again: (warning, contains excessive ranting)
I'm outraged it was even broken in the first place. Surely they must have seen huge numbers of users coming online at launch, simply by looking at sales for the call of duty games.
For something 600,000 people have payed for, as in another game price, that&#...
I'm outraged it was even broken in te first place. Surely they must have seen huge numbers of users coming online at launch, simply by looking at sales for the call of duty games.
For something 600,000 people have payed for, as in another game price, that's a shade under £21m generated soly from elite.
For gods sake Activision, stop being such tight asses and actually hire people who know what they're doing and buy a good number of servers. ...
It's a fact Sony does better hardware and Sony does better software, simply because that's the area they specialize in. Microsoft's software running on Sony's hardware would make a great console! Proved to be true on the Vaio too.
Tiny Huge island was definitely a good choice for #1.
I was surprised to see the Mario Sunshine level in there, but thinking about it, I have to agree. I liked sunshine. I liked it a lot.
A lot of people seem content with endless enemies and explosions; at least according to the developers.
We demand more story!
It's a shame, with some electronic instructions now popping up in games like Super Mario 3D land (I forget the exact name). I used to only be allowed to play for 30 mins at a time on my PS1 and spent a lot of time reading the instructions getting hyped up for my next 30 minute installment.
Alas, all good things must come to an end.
I like the Call of Duty campaigns, I would be very sad to see them go.
Well, the cheating thing is a fair point. I've seen wallhacks and aimbots, but only on PC so far. But they should at least have SOMETHING ready.
C'mon beachhead! It's not good enough!
I was kinda hoping it would say thrustday. That gives me an excuse to pelvic thrust at random people.
But I guess I'll be happy with thurstday. Dehydration FTW!
I liked that review. I also liked the perfect score you gave ;) Deserving game.
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