Giantbomb: The campaign has aged pretty poorly and the graphical updates to the campaign side of Gears of War feel half-baked, so unless you're really excited for the competitive part of Gears of War, there's nothing for you here.
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IGN sit down with members of The Coalition to discuss how Gears esports has grown over the years.
now that's just absurd ...
I don't agree with the score but I can understand his frustration.
Reading the review, I agree with:
"Nine years later, Gears of War's encounters feel simple-minded and very one-dimensional"
"The rest of the time, you're crouching behind conveniently placed obstacles and popping out to shoot at the Locust foes until a gong sounds, informing you that the encounter has been completed"
"The AI in Gears of War: Ultimate Edition can be profoundly dumb. Your squadmates have a habit of just, like, stopping in the middle of a path and not bothering to catch up, even if you issue any of the game's rudimentary and ultimately meaningless squad commands."
"Lastly, the campaign runs at around 30 frames per second, but even then it still takes some hits during some of the larger encounters. That it can't even maintain a rock-solid frame rate while also not looking especially great for 2015 seems like pure madness."
I remember when I mentioned that I had noticed frame-drops below 30 in the campaign direct-feed, not many agreed/believed me.
Well, there you go.
Damn!
So funny how none of these commentors comment on reviews praising this remaster yet flock to the lone negative one and say "seems legit".
Not really sure Giant Bomb appreciates that this games campaign is just a remaster. Every remaster ever released has maintained the original mechanics. Changing AI, even though maybe warranted, is changing too much. You don't buy a remastered movie and cry that there haven't been any improvements to dialogue you just appreciate how much nicer it looks.