"Every way possible"? Not in my opinion. But I think it'll surpass it in most areas, like gameplay and story. Although I still think it looks like a Halo game.
And for a linear game, the graphics are not that impressive. The first game set the standard for open-world photo-realism in games back in 2007. I don't see this one making any such achievements next year. Unfortunately, many reviewers will still give it a 10 for the graphics, because let's face ...
Video quality is too low to truly discern whether it's really impressive or not.
For those wondering why the main bodywork is not damaged, F1 cars are made to withstand high-impact crashes caused by their 200 mph speeds.
But the game's damage system is not 100% accurate because some part of the nose is also supposed to get damaged in a straight-on crash to the barriers. I have yet to see that happen in any footage.
Anyway, I still think this game's gonna be awesome come Friday. I haven't been this excited for any racing game r...
I'm so excited for this game. I sincerely hope it sells well on all platforms.
When you follow up an underwhelming game like 'Street Fighter IV' with an equally underwhelming sequel that offers little to no creative input and call it 'Super Street Fighter IV', then you'd better be prepared for a huge disappointment.
Oh, I guess by "everyone" you mean you and your imaginary friend?
Unfortunately certain reviewers think just because they know how to drift in Need For Speed that they know how to drive in an F1 game. Oh, how I love the painful realities they often wake up to, with the release of games like these.
To be honest, before I actually watched the video I didn't think Dante's look'll matter that much. But after watching it, I can wholeheartedly say "IT SUCKS ASS".
What the f**k is Crapcom thinking? Are they trying to sell this to tweenage girls and single moms? He looks like he's ready to slash his wrists at the drop of a hat. Poor emo looks even skinnier than a starving supermodel, doubt he even has blood to lose.
Personally, I don't think everyone is too "old". Leon & Claire are probably somewhere in their late-20s or early-30s, Chris & Jill in their mid-30s. That's not too old. That's about right for a mature game like RE. I'd rather have them than some emo-tweens trying to look badass in a game like RE.
But if they're going for a reboot, then having the characters(new or old) in their early 20s or so is fine. Like in RE2, where Claire was 19 and...
Agreed with points 1 & 2. But the third point is a bit cliched. C'mon, the old "you killed my friend, now I'll kill you" theme is very outdated nowadays. What they need to do is to label DMC4 as "non-canon" to the storyline and either bring in a sequel to DMC3 or have a spin-off with Vergil's story after DMC3.
And Dante doesn't need to "grow up". He's fine just the way he is. They tried that "mature & serious with...
What's next? Warcraft 4 please.....
LOL....they're comparing promo-pics? What a bunch of....
They should be comparing actual in-game shots taken by themselves, not promotional images released from the publishers.
The Witcher says "Hi".
Yeah, Leon's hair was one of the things that initially made me think he'd be a lame-ass character. Fortunately, his character had a very interesting back-story and personality, thus making him one of my favourite game protagonists.
I used to wonder why they didn't update his hair to suit the current trend. I guess it's because it makes him unique and much more identifiable now, and changing it would make him mainstream. Plus, I guess it was the in-thing back t...
It's partly the consumers' fault as well. 360 gamers should've stood up for it in the first place. They tried the same s**t with PC gamers on GFWL and we told them to f**k off. Now, they're trying to push the "pay-for-GFWL" agenda again through a cleverly disguised PR stunt, with claims of making quality games for the PC in the near future. Well they can take their AOE Online, Fable 3 and whatever crap they're making and shove 'em up their fat behinds.
BioWare: Dragon Age & Mass Effect 2 DLC Sales "Exceeded Our Expectations"
Oh, so that's why Dragon Age 2 is getting "creative constraints", so it can "exceed" your "expectations" further. Just like a certain FPS-sequel we all know, under the same publisher. Riiiight....
I think this is a joke article. It can't be true.
The kind that would rather have 2 amazing games than 5 crappy ports. The kind that actually cares about quality in games.
Agreed.
I think he's just a mainstream arcade racing fan who has never even watched a full F1 race, on TV or otherwise. Considering the "turbulent air" issue has been one of the main reasons that similarly paced cars struggle to overtake each other this season, he's a fool to make that statement. It's a disgrace when reviewers have little to no idea about the games they're reviewing.