@electro57 Except for Black Ops 2, Modern Warfare 3, Call of Duty 3, Call of Duty 2, Black Ops 2: Declassified, United Offensive, Finest Hour....need I go on?
Meh, looks fun and it's Deadpool so you know it's going to funny (that is if you're into the Deadpool sense of humor). Will probably pick it up cheaper down the road.
@X-Robert @Goyoshi12 I'm not, you idiot. This is Wolfenstein we're talking about here; you know, Return to Castle Wolfenstein? One of the best multiplayer games out there? I suppose the new Wolfenstein or any new ones that come will probably not be as good as RtCW but I'm surprised people are writing off multiplayer so quickly here when it could have been something really special.
In the hands of the right developer, games can have great single player AND great multiplayer. The two don't have to be mutually exclusive; you can have both of them. Of course since multiplayer is the thing to hate on nowadays it doesn't surprise me that the comments are like what they are. I wouldn't be surprised if a multiplayer centric game (Quake/Unreal) was coming out with a remake and the remake scraps multiplayer and people cheer for that.
I love how people still have blind hatred towards Cliffy B even though what he says here is for the most part true. Yeah he uses a few odd examples but his message is still correct; there are people out there who don't get the recognition they deserve and should get them more so than other developers.
Think indie games, not well known mainstream titles, or just great games regardless of type; how many people actually know about indie developers? How many people know the people behind studios like Rocksteady? CD Projekt Red? Or even Platinum? Don't know if they should get the "rockstar" treatment but a lot of great developers should be out there more and commended for their work. Whatever your opinion of Cliff is irrelevant to what he is saying and what he means to which I understand and agree with.
@JangoF-76 That might be the length of the story but it sounds like there's quite a bit of content left to keep you coming back and maybe going through the story again.
Hell you don't even need to buy the game it's free to play on browsers on Bethesda's website for Wolfenstein right here in celebration of it's 20 year anniversary.
Plus, how is this even news? Oh it changed from Activision to Bethesda. Hooray....I guess.
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