Jake Conway, fresh out of the army and a Vietnam vet, returns to his home town of Dead End to find his kid brother rocking their father’s biker gang vest and trying to be cool. It only takes about ten seconds for a rival gang, The Devil’s Hand, to take interest and cut him up. Cue a pathetic tale of revenge that is to scattered, pointless and thin the only analogy I can come up with is confetti.It’s like confetti.
There isn’t one main problem; the entire plot seems problematic. The characters are either so poorly written it’s impossible to care or they are just plain repulsive. Jake is a dumb brick shithouse with about as much personality as a doorstop. When you aggressively want your lead character to shut up every time he opens his mouth, there’s something wrong. Mack, the obligatory Krist Kristofferson-like older father figure, is equally boorish, grumbling through line after line of exposition.
Ride to Hell: Retribution appears on Xbox site with more info and pictures.
Player Attack: While we're not sure what's different about it, mysterious title Ride to Hell: Retribution has been re-classified in Australia, given a new codename: Cook's Mad Recipe. Whatever you want to call it, this upcoming, open-world story of a returning Vietnam veteran looks set to be Australia's first R-rated game featuring "high impact sexual references".
Assumptions about the hardware of next-gen consoles have been on the rise. With Sony’s Feb 20th event coming up and the expectation of a next-gen console announcement players focus has been solely on what these next-gen consoles will provide that current-gen consoles do not. One thing that all hardcore gamers want more than anything is a healthy amount of games. Companies can push gimmicks and other entertainment options all they want but what the battle really comes down to is the games. Gamers want games; they want a gaming experience that can top what they are currently experiencing so when it comes to the next-gen battle each companies main focus should be on none other than video games themselves.
What dont people understand about next-gen consoles not being released in 2013. it is so freaking annoying and ignorant for anyone to think that they will release a console the same year as announcing it. Wheres the hype in that?
I wonder what the next gen has in store for Call of Duty. I truly wonder if it will survive onto the next gen consoles.
Im kind of thinking no. I think they ran themself dry here on current-gen but who knows maybe they will. I think we are seeing a decline on current-gen and it will just continue to go downwards.
That would be a great point to make players want to buy. I think everyone would want a remake of halo 2 :)
Ride to Hell sounds like a and I would like to play. I am just itching to play one something different. So many games are just clones of each other.
