GamePron: I don’t like to play favourites, but I’m going to lay my cards on the table, right here. Whenever anybody has asked me for my “highlight of E3″, Other Ocean‘s interpretation of The War of the Worlds has come out on the top of the list.
For some, that may be a surprising choice – a 2D downloadable platformer, topping out all of the AAA titles and big-name franchises that were flashed at me over those hectic days – but from what I saw of the game, just a handful of us sitting in a quiet room, there’s no question that for me, at least, this one is the stand-out.
Avatar: The Last Airbender is getting its first AAA game, with Paramount Game Studios and Saber Interactive in development on a new RPG set in the universe.
Can it not suck this time around, like can we get one good Avatar the Last Airbender game?
Why cant we get a anime game that's actually good and thoroughly made it don't have to be the typical turn based or when you run into the enemies the scene transform into a mini stage looking area, it would be dope to have in depth combat similar to atleats dmc, anime games always free to play or most of just flat out bad af lmao sheesh
Looks like they will keep this series going. Paramount Pictures and SEGA CORPORATION today announced that they have commenced development on a third feature film installment to the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise.
It makes me worry about the quality of Sonic 2. I feel like every time a movie company says they're working on a sequel even before the previous movie is released, the quality of said previous movie is terrible.
I saw Netflix picked up Bioshock as well. I was excited until I realized it would be a Netflix movie. Their original stuff is okay but their adaptations are on the suck side.
I still have yet to watch the first Sonic movie after Paramount and Transformers I am a little leery on Sonic.
Other Ocean Interactive's Mike Mika and Jeff Nachbauer on recreating the charm, difficulty, and even bugs of 1998's cult classic MediEvil.
This clearly can not be true as reviews say otherwise. Plus the many people that have only played the demo or only read the reviews agree with those reviews.
It is odd that no one talked about how the combat was lacking after the demo was available, not until today it is being said with confidence.
Thank goodness the game is only thirty dollars instead of sixty, so I will just have to get it for myself and judge.
From what I played of the demo they did do it correctly but I have yet to play the full game so I'll hold off on my opinions tell then.
If the gameplay matches then visuals I'm sold. I just hope its not devoid of substance like that damned awful Spielberg attempt a few years ago.