It would be a shame if they didn't especially considering the amount of time, effort and money put into creating them.
This isn't an analysis. It's a commentary. I was expecting an in-depth analysis.
I'm guessing you play part of the game disguised as a Helghast soldier which is great especially considering how many people wanted to see part of the story from the other side of the fence.
Best thing to do is check out some gameplay on YouTube. It'll give you a good idea of how it plays though the new game's gameplay will likely be much improved.
You're right that's how it is but a lot of people say it that way on here and you'd be the first to bother correcting them.
I can't see them making it exclusive to console since the vast majority of its fanbase are PC gamers. I am actually expecting it to be a multi-platform game though.
It was the game that got me into RPGs.
After a while I started thinking about how empty the game world actually was and how great it would be if it had multiplayer which is what lead me to search for MMORPGs and ultimately spendingn 2 to 3 years playing WoW.
Can't wait to get stuck into another Elder Scrolls game.
It's not the first time a magazine's use of the words 'world' and 'exclusive' have been interpreted wrongly and TBH most of the people on N4G should know better than to get hyped up about it by now.
edit: (SPOILER) anyone else feel sorry for Ezio at the end of the game? He worked so hard and for so long to end up finding out nothing.
The random encounters are great for an open world game but I agree sometimes I think "what the hell? just leave me alone" and ride away because I'm in the middle of something.
What wages of sin says seems to suggest that we should just carpet bomb an area with terrorists in regardless of civilians. Afterall, it ensures our safety and an almost 100% kill rate right? For madjedi (apparently a soldier) to agree to that is just sad.
I'll admit the issue isn't as black and white as some of us would like to think it is (including myself) but it's a shame that innocent people get killed in any conflict.
We can argue for and ag...
It doesn't matter who's doing the killing. Anyone whose going to kill innocent people whether intentional or not from somewhere they can't be harmed is a coward IMO.
Killing innocent people is simply wrong. Whether you're a terrorist or a anyone just taking orders doesn't change that.
edit: @ madjedi. I agree with most of what you've said but saying it's cowardly doesn't prove ingorance. I know your point of view and understand...
I can understand what the investigator is getting at. It's all too easy to target and kill people remotely. The more you do it the easier it gets and it doesn't help that innocent people are getting killed too. IMO killing people like this may be safe but also cowardly. It makes sense to keep your soldiers safe but there's no excuse for killing civilians.
A new lower priced slim model (though not likely to happen) with Natal bundled would be great IMO. I'd be tempted to pick one up.
You make some good points.
Casuals are going to be more interested in Natal and while Move will work for both audiences I think it will appeal more to the core than the casuals who will most likely see it as another Wii type peripheral unless they get to try it first hand.
Would be great if MS could sell Natal at a loss like Sony did with the PS3 but even selling something at a break even price temporarily is pretty much taboo for them.
edit: @ soxfan...
They're using the word 'free' to get attention and there will be some people foolish enough to think it's some sort of bargain lol.
I've had no issues with my 4850 other than the problem with BFBC2 which got sorted out and everything is fine. Also, ATI cards do tend to give you more value for your money.
Isn't there also a large power consumption difference between ATI and nVidia cards?
Lots of great games in that list but did he have to write that Infamous 'is one of the few standout reasons to own a PS3' when he could have gone with 'one of the standout reasons to own a PS3' and yet he's an 'an avid gamer across all formats'.
Maybe I'm becoming a fanboy but I didn't see the need for that. The fact that I picked up on it is kind of worrying :S
The Gundam one looks surprisingly good. Actually I'm surprised at the detail and quality of a few of those.
I don't know about you guys but I've always understood art style to be a part of a game's graphics.
Afterall, devs do try to come up with concept art first which is created to give the people working on the game a feel for what they are trying to achieve with it. The devs then encorporate the style of the art into the graphics to give the the game the same visual feel as the concept art.
That's why I say the art style is a part of graphics go...
Agreed.
Alpha's mentioned that they're making the controls more accessible but from what I can remember reading about it they seem to not just be fine tuning but actually making the controls much more user friendly like CoD. That gameplay footage in the back of an interview showed gameplay that was quite a lot like CoD.
edit: someone called Alsa left a comment in the article page and got it pretty much right IMO.
'He's just trying to ...