Quickly is relative to how long it would take for them to churn out a full title, which last time was about 6-7 years. Also the games might release faster if we didn't have to wait for the console version to simultaneously release with the PC version.
I never thought a Star Wars game could look so deep, story wise. I'm starting to get a real interest for this game.
Ever since Boogie Nights I have hated Mark Wahlberg, but he's slowly being redeemed. Still, I think he's very wrapped up in himself.
The Angels might not be his hallucinations. They might be the hallucinations of all the addicts using the Valkyre drug. That's if they are basing the story around the first game.
I don't care if they put it on consoles. This is one developer that I don't have to worry about them making the game mediocre for the PC. Plus this game is going to sell like crazy, so monetary gain isn't a huge issue.
I don't think it's too much of an issue about playing against. You did have the ability to pvp a little bit, but there was no serious player vs player fighting. The multiplayer game is mostly for co-op. In which case console gamers should be happy to have players that can control the characters better with the mouse and keyboard control scheme.
All we've seen of gameplay is one dungeon and one wooded forested area. Am I to take it that these idiots are complaining about the forested area being green and in daylight? Environments are meant to have character and not every zone has to be depicted with you playing at night. I welcome a fleshing out of the environments. Instead of just the standard town, desert, jungle, and hell areas. Besides did all these people skip Diablo II chapter 2? The whole area was a bright desert. It's also ...
I don't think anyone should be able to search your hard drive or your property without you being first notified.
I think it's being reviewed because each game in the Orange box was independently released just recently.
Actually it was licensed to make Vampire: Bloodlines, Sin, Left 4 dead, and The Crossing. Also Valve doesn't have anything to be pissed about. They have one of the biggest PC and now console FPS Franchises and have the largest and fastest growing digital distribution system. It was Yahoo's and MS's mistake not to partner with them.
The Nazis are uses so much in games because they are the perfect embodiment of human evil, and no one feels bad killing them. I've probably killed the entire Nazi army three times over in my years of gaming. I can see where the author is coming from though. I think a lot of German soldiers where probably not horrible people. They were just citizens doing what they thought was their duty.
I thought Midway was done with the current MK characters and were going to reboot the series with new characters. The MK and DC match up seems way off balance. Are you going to have Superman punching holes through peoples stomaches? The kind of MK violence doesn't seem to lend itself to the "goodie" DC characters.
We may not have anything to hide, but we do have something to protect....our freedom. Anyone who surrenders their freedoms didn't deserve them in the first place.
If someone ever asks you, "what you have to hide?", just ask them in return, "What do you have against freedom, liberty, the rights of the people, and why do you hate them so much?"
I liked Stalker, but with most open world games like Oblivion I always feel lost and without purpose. I hope this next game will focus more on a main plot point. The new graphics look really good. I just hope the weapon animations look a little less cartoony than they did last time.
Sound like the plot to an anime series. It also reminds me of a movie I saw at Walmart called The Judas Project, something about the Government trying to stop the Second Coming.
He isn't talking about the machine that you would build yourself or the one you would buy from IbuyPower or CyberPower. He's talking about that piece of crap that you get at Walmart that doesn't have an actual PCI-E video card or decent RAM.
Well, by the law of averages it had to happen sometime. I only hope that they realize that making good games and generating positive press can help them more than making the same crap over and over again.
As a regular gamer I really don't care about the learning curve and how hard it is for non-gamers to get into gaming, and I don't care about casual gaming. All I care about is that the quality of the games that I enjoy stays up to par.
Step 1: EA buys Take-Two
Step 2: .....
Step 3: Profit
Yes, Kotor has a lot of story, but there is no emotion to it. It's just bland.