Star Wars Actor Was Fired From "Sh*tty" Video Game

This guy gets a role as a pilot and all of a sudden someone cares what he has to say? Not me. I'd by DI2 if it ever came out.

Still better than Star Wars Battlefront, and on it's own pretty decent. The movie about the game was awesome though, I guess I can see some sort of similarities here then.

I actually enjoyed Dante's Inferno.

>"doesn't seem that beat up about it"

>"it was such a shitty game"

Sounds like he is sore about it to me.

The game was good, not great but not shitty either. Doesn't speak well to this guy's character, especially as they talk about doing work on a Disney game

DI was an ok game at best. Wasn't terrible, but not a game I would want to play again. I'd rather that developer have made another Dead Space instead.

Dante's Inferno isn't a 10/10. I didn't even give it that score when I reviewed it.

Regardless, it was a better game than any of the God of War games. Visceral, as they always do, did a knock-out job at art and sound design. All the circles of hell were great and had their own unique challenges. The QTEs had a pattern and they made sense and they were predictable, unlike the random-as-**** QTE storm that was any given God of War game, especially 2 and 3. It had a far better story and was handled with more sincerity than God of War. The combat and upgrade system of unholy versus holy was entirely logical and appropriate and fit with the themes of the game. Much more fitting than "Smash literally everything and it will give you orbs".

It suffered because it came out after God of War, literally 5 weeks before God of War 3, and the fickle console audience does not tolerate games that are similar. Darksiders and Bayonetta and LoS didn't sell well, either.

The only legitimate complaint you can level against Dante's Inferno is that there were way too many F'ing aborted babies all the time. And there was literally one area where you had to climb up the flesh-walls in this tiny little shaft where the camera angle was terrible and made it really hard to see the enemies trying to kill you.

Well okay and Satan was the easiest boss in the game, unless you're awful at hack and slash.

It was one out of my pile of games that I actually completed last generation. I enjoyed it a lot, and I was recently looking to buy it again for another run at condemning souls with the scythe.

dantes inferno was great.

Dante's Inferno fell short because it felt like some of the circles of hell were seriously cut short and they was I didn't mind the game I just felt I was robbed of paying full price for a game that was cut but then again I've had other games do that to me anyway so.....

Oscar's Inferno

So does this mean that there will be a Poe figure for Infinity? I hope so.

I'm surprised that there is no mention of some singer saying that he was asked to promote Battlefront and calling that game shitty. Gamespot loves to do references like that.

I thought this topic was going to be about some random X-Wing pilot from the original Star Wars won an Oscar for his role and then randomly called Dantes Inferno shit.

What's funny is the Gamespot page for the 2010 Dante's Inferno is using the box from the 1986 Commodore 64 game.

Dantes Inferno was most certainly not a sh*tty game. Upitty pr*ck. I had never played any of the God of War games until they released remaster on PS4, and I had way more fun with Dantes Inferno. I didn't even want to finish God of War.

And this is news how?

Whoever wrote GS review for Dante's Inferno evidently didn't play it because the intro was sure as **** not "impressive." It was strong, but the worst combat sequence in the entire game was in the beginning when you had to pointlessly fight whatever infidels the crusade was slaying that day, who were all significantly more powerful than you were despite losing their entire city.

I'm glad we got to rehash this so people can talk about how the game was crap. I pine to see more comments about how one of the best studios in the industry turned out this "bad" game.

Pretty sure most of them sucked too badly to finish it so they're butthurt.

And who gives a shit what Oscar Isaacs thinks about games? Can we stop with the non-gaming news? Breaking Benjamin rightfully describing how Battlefront blows is one thing. Oscar no-name Isaacs calling a 5 year old game "shitty" in apropos of nothing is another.

Dante's Inferno was a pretty good game, very underrated. I thought the game played smoothly and the backdrops and environments were pretty mind blowing at the time.

Isaacs is a good actor, look forward to see what all he can do but don't call Dante's a shitty game.

I wouldn't say it was shitty, but it wasn't anything to write home about either.

I'm glad this circular combat fad is over though... straight up stupid.

Didn't the Dante's Inferno marketing campaign ask gamers to photograph themselves committing "acts of lust" with booth babes at E3?