A lot of hate on Nintendo from this article's comments, but I seem to recall that this plan to go mobile was born from the slump post-Wii-U/Pre-Switch? At that point everyone was saying Nintendo was foolish to try to stick to its own platform and should give up on hardware.
It seems like the goal is to make the entire world very organic, but I find it hard to believe that what is shown here does not involve a great deal of heavy scripting.
@R4gn4r0k: I dunno. There was something intriguing and surreal about the first two games; tying it up with mythological parallels just made the whole thing larger than life. Like it made Max's life into a big joke that you would laugh at were it not so tragic. Max Payne 3 was gritty, but felt a little too down-to-earth.
@jinzo9988: Consider trying Alien Swarm on Steam? It was developed by the Left 4 Dead/ Evolve developers when they were still a part of Valve, as I remember correctly. It's no longer in active development and it's a bit old by now, but it's pretty fun to play. Plus, it's FREE...
I do think they cheaped out on the moral and ethical dilemma a bit. The thing I liked about the comic Civil War was that there was no clear right or wrong. They took sides based on what they believed in, and the ensuing conflict resulted in people they cared about being hurt or even killed. It was a rare insight into superheroes dealing with the devastating consequences of their choices.
Here, the premise seems a bit more like a forced setup instead of a natural progression. In the comics, Cap's decision was a surprise, but made a lot of sense in context.
It just seems that Disney/Marvel was just slightly too afraid of keeping it real?
Other than that, it was still a very entertaining movie.
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