[QUOTE="JediRiff"]Yes, it does. If they drastically changed the gameplay, it wouldnt be Gears anymore. How is that a good thing? They have apparently fleshed out the campaign story more, have tweaked things, given more environments and executions, and added more "toys" to kill each other with.... where is the fallacy in that????
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Thats why I said in my first post:
"There are a variety of ways to significantly improve a game without changing the core of the game which made it so successful in the first place."
Look at all the new features/improvements in Resistance 2. Its pretty damn significant. And yet, the gameplay is the same.
I expect more than "tweeks" in a sequel. So far, I haven't seen it from Gears 2. Sure, its possible the devs have done more for the sequel than what has been released. But as of right now, the improvements/changes are not looking that impressive...especially when compared to Resistance 2.
Yeah, but significant changes in Resistance 2 most likely cant change that gameplay, because its pretty much run and gun! Its gameplay was pretty much grown from a generic shooter type genepool, whereas in Gears you HAVE to use strategy and cover, or you are dead. The gameplay between the two is completely different.
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