Personally, I don't think Dragon Age 2 was that bad. It was actually quite alright, and the lack of a main villain was sometimes a plus as in many cases, there shouldn't be just one mean bad guy/girl - it should be left up to you to decide which people are responsible. However, BioWare didn't handle this very well in DA2, so maybe it's best if they stick to traditional villains until they master this new technique. :P
Sadly, this article is pointless. I wanted to look at a comparison right from the very first CoD to the newest ones (the crappier versions of the originals). I was disappointed to find nothing that I was looking for. :(
@Tygraph Completely agree with you about that. Every vehicle looks better in Halo 3 (in this comparison). The only noticeable changes that were made (the good ones I mean) are weapons and anti-aliasing... though things look a little blurred in my opinion.
I can't say this article was enjoyable but do I get what you meant. I think you missed out on a lot of games with choices that actually DO matter, choices that can change the ending of the game, the way other characters interact with you, the way you feel about it and they aren't black and white at all. Those games are Neverwinter Nights 2 and the Witcher. NWN2 could be called a bit black and white but it has a lot of detail in your choices. On the other hand, the Witcher, is a game with deeply developed moral choices which affect nearly everything. There are a lot of choices which might seem good at first but later on in the game you might regret why you chose them. "There is no good or evil... Only choices and consequences."
I'm glad that the PC version has the best graphics because that is the only one of these platforms that I own. Great! I was planning on getting this anyway and I love it when console games get owned by PC games.
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