Despite the seemingly endless tide of doomsday articles being written about the video game industry — death of consoles this, casual iPhone games are taking over that — it is easy to see that video games are bigger than ever. It’s still in its infancy, but if you compared now to the ’80s, you would see two entirely different pictures, and this is where my point comes along. Should we still give otherwise unspectacular games a pass simply because they work?
Whether it comes through remakes or a new game with a similar style, DICE should aim to revive the glory days of Battlefield 3 and Bad Company 2.
hmmm I think there will be no old BF glory days for EA since they are loyal to their greediness and laziness :D
You're asking for a miracle with EA that will never happen unless they can exploit the money making schemes behind it.
This Battlefield 3 Reality Mod installation guide will show you step-by-step on how to install the new reality mod by Venice Unleashed.
Battlefield 3 Reality Mod release is now set for July 17, and we get a brand new release date trailer that brings the action and grounded gunfights.
Rage was far from "just working". You stuck that image in for hits.
Most mobile games lack soul, RAGE not so much, @deezee, u could have easily said the same thing about Doom/Quake, RAGE has IdSoftware stamped all over it. U either hate it or love it. Gamers had weird over the top expectations about it, that's all. The game is great and i just have tons of fun with it. Only Id could have made it feel the way it does, u could easily turn arguments around that most games lack what RAGE does have. It is quite a humble shooter that does what is does better than other games. I like it from the start. I'm sorry to dissapoint most of the critics.
I remember when Rage won a bunch of best of e3 awards left and right, but I kept saying "What's so good about this? It's graphics are good, not as great as people say, and the gameplay is extremely average."
Rage worked perfectly on my 360....
I just call those games "good for what they are." That's it, That's all.