There comes a time in-between generations where a game is announced for the upcoming generation. This game generates quite a buzz for being ahead of the previous generation, and giving gamers a taste of what they can expect from the next generation. Today GATT's GamerX takes a look at a game that is very much like that. Announced near the end of the Xbox’s (original) lifespan we come across Dark Sector, a graphically appealing game that looked truly next generation.
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Gematsu writes: "Cooperative third-person shooter Helldivers II has sold 12 million units as of May 5, publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment and developer Arrowhead Game Studios announced."
And well-deserved. I'm having a ball of a time so far. Just need to change out my heavy armour, it's a murder on my stamina and sprinting.
SIE managed to find success with gaas quicker than I suspected. Arrowhead did a great job getting past that initial launch difficulty, I've been playing again recently doing mostly solo missions. Can't even get off the damn planet after completing everything, lol.
12 million is crazy, but it also paints an opposite picture to what the forums would have you believe about gaas. And it being more successful then the single player games of late also kind of proves to an executive gaas IS. what the consumer wants.
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at the end of the article it says it was released in 2005......I think the 360 was out like in 2006, ps3 in 2007....and this game 2008.....
We just didn't care.
I don't see the point of this blog. Sure, Dark Sector was the first "7th console generation" game to put up a trailer, and it was pretty cool, set in space and with a special suit and all, but it was nothing more than a trailer.
Then more trailers and news came out about the game, and opinions were split about the new direction the game was taking--we all noticed what was going on with the game. Then, by the time it came out, it was nothing special anymore.
Bottom line is, the game was nothing special to begin with, and the devs fucked up, delivering a game that was far from what they'd originally shown and not quite up to par in the gameplay department.
My point is, we all knew about it, and we all didn't care because it was nothing special. I don't see why this guy had to blog about it.
/end wall... I'm tired, I'm rambling.
Eh, i played this game. I didnt enjoy it enough to actually beat the game. It was overly repetative. And pretty much just overall not that fun.