Gameranx: "Aussie gamers are unable to play Aliens: Colonial Marines on the PC despite the game's early launch on Steam."
Too many games aren't given a second shot. We at VGU choose which games we would love to see receive a sequel.
The Saboteur - criminally underrated and a fantastic mechanic of bringing colour back to Nazi-occupied Paris.
The article lists Bulletstorm, Sleeping Dogs, and Aliens: Colonial Marines.
Player 2 takes some quiet time to look back at some of the most hyped failures of the past 10 years.
Can't argue with any of those really, but I would add Resident Evil Operation Racoon City and Metal Gear Survive to that list. Both terrible games from good franchises.
Bulletstorm, I actually liked the gameplay but the atrocious writing and characters made me despise the game by the end of it.
Thanks to a bustling mod community on Steam, Gearbox's Aliens: Colonial Marines actually has a stellar multiplayer experience to offer these days.
Its prob a good thing from all the bad i have been hearing about it.... hahah
I have had issues like this before with games that unlock on Steam or digitally. The USA seems to forget that there are quite a few countries that are ahead of them as far as days and timezones go. So the games always seem to unlock on the American version of the date rather than the actual proper date for that country.
We seem to get a bad deal here in NZ and Australia, late releases and when we do get them early, like this one, with the whole digital crap it won't let us play till the American launch anyway. >.<
How will they even find time to play it, with all the crocodiles running around?
Well with all things being as they should, the game should have been released "on time", but to be honest they're not missing out on much. Played some of it this morning and I have to say it's a very average game. The shooting is okay and uses the customary shooting scheme layout we all are use to (not saying anything is wrong with that). Yet the feeling of being scared/suspense is certainly not there.
oh the humanity!