PSi writes: "I'd be hard-pressed to find an FPS that forces linearity on players more than Legendary. Granted, most shooters follow some sort of linear path through levels, but the difference between most shooters and Legendary is that it makes little attempt to even try and create the illusion that you're in a bigger space. This is understandable in buildings, but in the open streets, you had better believe it's an issue.
It's probably a good thing that you can't wander very far off the narrow path, otherwise you would probably get lost. From a technical standpoint, levels look good. At the same time, there's a noticeable lack of variety, so you'll feel like you're going in circles throughout most of your ten-hour adventure. Subway tunnels, debris-covered streets... name the concrete-covered environment and you'll find it here."
In this special 'Sadistic Santa' edition of the Black Panel Podcast, the team discusses the horrid presents they have received for Xmas, including Farming Simulator, Duke Nukem Forever and Legendary.
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In honor of Thanksgiving and real turkeys everywhere that have laid down their lives in the service of your belly, here is a small collection of PC gaming 'turkeys' we've reviewed over the last year to avoid this holiday season.
Blair Herter announces the winner of G-Phoria '09 Game Most Deserving of a Uwe Boll Movie. Nominees include 'Golden Axe: Beast Rider', 'Castlevania Judgment', 'Legendary', 'Onechanbara: Bikini Zombie Slayer' and 'X-Blades'.
NOTHING deserves a Uwe Boll movie. That guy is simply atrocious at everything he does. I can't believe how he can make a move so stupid, I'm not kidding I got sick after watching House of the Dead. It's like he actually wants to fail. A monkey with a camera and 10 bucks can make a better movie than this guy.
I've already seen an Onechanbara movie. Made in Japan and campy as hell but I enjoyed it thou :)