@tionmedon @ChaosUndivided What do you mean? If your saying they are more powerful then laptops well yeah your right but they weren't designed to play games. Computers are made for the user. Consoles are made for gaming.
I own all the consoles and I still rate my PC above them.
Consoles have never been more powerful then PC's so I don't know where this guy is coming from. Did someone forget to tell him that PC's are used to make the games.
I found Killzone 1 to be an awesome game that finally brought a decent FPS to the PS2 that could challenge Halo. It had to be good otherwise we wouldn't have Killzone 2-3 and this new up coming title. I loved how in the first one they actually used suppressing fire.
Maybe they should demand better working conditions for all employees of the gaming industries. Like reasonable working hours, team building days, etc. Follow the health warnings they display to us gamers like having a 15min break after every so many hours in front of a computer. How many of these guys sit at a computer working for hours on end like a WOW player with out any breaks. I don't mind if it takes them an extra 6 months to complete something. Just make sure they are treated like human beings and given the oppotunity to have a social life at the same time. Who knows if these guys are allowed more contact with the outside world while still working they may get a better idea at what it is people are looking for in video games.
Campaign was a big let down. The Vs Multiplayer is good but needs to be larger then 4 vs 4 or 5 vs 5 plus as a noob I flogged everyone which was a first for me. 16 vs 16 would make it real interesting
And here I thought they just worked the mountains in as a barrier for the land because they look better then having an invisible wall at the edge of the map.
Yep happened to me finished a quest. Went back to the person who gave me the quest to completed it. Objective arrow is above their head. Can't even talk to them. Played the same quest before early in the game with a different character completed it no problem. Reloaded to an earlier point played it differently still got the same issue once I got to this quest. After putting in countless hours trying to do everything this put me off the game and haven't played it since not worth putting all those hours in again just for the same problem to occur. I only ever travelled to places if it had a quest as I know you can skrew a mission if you go there to early.
This has potential and sounds close to my idea of a perfect game which is a Massive online FPS where us players are pitted against an advanced AI in command of over 100 Million or more troops, armor and aircraft, stationed on lets say a planet we are competing for. It is our job to form parties/companies and slowly but surely push through every inch of the planet. Every AI soldier we kill is perminately killed and every player death is recorded. The AI will send battalions to try and take back key positions using tactics just like in real warfare and will be brutal in doing so. If done right we would be waging our own virtual 10 year war online against a super AI. Once they are finally defeated on to a new planet.
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