Test Drive Unlimited lowered its retail price at launch and that may be one of the reasons why it didn't do well in sales.
Game was good.
@Cajun Chicken below me:
Earth Defense Force was a PS2 port, though, so it kinda had to be a budget title.
Neither is Viva Piñata.
Star Fox Adventures on Gamecube. Wasn't originally a Star Fox game, I don't think, and it doesn't really feel like one, but still a solid game.
Conker, Live & Reloaded on Xbox. Diddy Kong Racing DS. Viva Piñata. Some would argue Kameo. I think we all agree that PDZ blew.
I just hope it's not releasing at 40 bucks because it's missing something.
Reminds me of Test Drive Unlimited, which released at a low price (I think 40 bucks), which led a lot of people to think twice about buying it, even though it did indeed include a full game (with lots of content; speaking of which, I think I'll go play it now).
I may hold off on pre-order just because I'm not sure I care about the original Banjo.
They said they wanted to make this the definitive version, so I may rent this on my PS3 if I find there's content I don't have on PC.
Not that I really care, but whomever said these are guaranteed in-game engine screenshots is whatever.
Even if it is the in-game engine, I'm still waiting to see GAMEPLAY.
Just putting that out there.
As soon as FFXIII was announced for 360, I looked closer at Versus and definitely am looking forward to it.
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when he says, "inconsistent," that's exactly what he means. There is no major denial, it's actually very clear acceptance of this inconsistency. Games do always get a few different scores, but rarely so durastic in their differences.
Some scores are really low and seem to reflect ill-will towards Denis Dyack, which is warranted.
It's unfortunate that his game suffers as a result of his petulant pompous ass.
Lastly, the game is far from garbage....
Too Human's storyline is only slightly longer than heavenly swords, but the loot system and skill trees and multiple classes add more replay value for those that care.
Ninja Gaiden 2 is a huge disappointment. And buggy. I haven't been able to bring myself to continue playing it.
Crackdown,
Dead Rising,
Forza 2,
Dead or Alive 4,
Halo 3,
Tales of Vesperia,
Blue Dragon,
Infinite Undiscovery (should be great, but we'll see),
Mass Effect (if you don't have a pretty high-end PC),
Lost Odyssey,
Star Ocean 4,
Banjo-Kazooie,
Viva Piñata,
Gears of War 2 (ine...
Juuken, the same guy would've said the same thing probably in a PS3 article where fanboys like you come in and flame it to hell in "support" of 360.
Also, why do you assume we're being hypocritical? What if we really aren't the 360 fanboys you assume everyone here is and aren't trolling and flaming PS3 articles?
Maybe the original poster was simply complaining about something that is an obvious problem and not scheming to do the same thing in a PS3 articl...
He wrote one for the Wii and PS3, also.
Who f'ing cares which system sells more other than the companies selling them? You guy should probably shift your focus to games instead of your precious console that you're desperate to find justification of your purchase for.
That's still only 2.5 RPG's on the PS3. I'm hoping more come out, too, like Dragon Quest, but I'm not missing anything because I have a PC and all three consoles.
I'm looking forward to FFVSXIII and White Knight Story, too. And I think the ...
Some problems aren't worth deducting a lot of points for, but are still definitely worth noting as other people might think of them as more of a problem.
People have pet peeves and stuff, y'know?
For me, I pretty much agree with this reviewer, but score the game at least 1.5 points lower.
Ultimately, it's not about the score, either. It's about the review. Most of the people commenting in all these Too Human Reviews haven't read any of them and just lo...
You should continue that, tintin, but then you should also stop listening to fanboys spout off about vaporware that they've never seen in action nor played.
That's no reason not to like the game, it's reason to ignore the people boasting about upcoming unproven releases.
You just hit the left (or is it the right?) bumper to swing the camera.
Every time I have trouble with the camera, I do that.
Works like a charm, though I wish they would've just polished the camera more.
Along with the animations during cinematics. Just ruins the immersion, not the game.
The game is more than just repetition. The storyline is worth playing through at least once for all gamers. The only people who will care to play throug...
The Getaway had its issues, but it was worth playing at least once.
I can't say the same for the sequels, however.
No one ever was forcing you to buy it, either. Even if you don't want to rent it, that's entirely up to you.
Good on you. None of us care.
All I see right now is sci-fi FPS.