This guy I've never even heard of before talks like Star Fox is his baby and only he knows what's good for the franchise. Miyamoto created Star Fox and he can do whatever he wants with it.
This is great news. I liked Uncharted. But I'm concerned about that stealth element. To me it doesn't really belong in a game of this sort (Tomb Raider AoD comes to mind). Also, even though I liked Uncharted, I did have issues with it. The sequel better be less linear. And they better do something about that unrealistic wave after wave of goons that you were constantly fighting.
[QUOTE="dvader654"][QUOTE="EdgecrusherAza"] Says he that gave Uncharted a 9.3 :p Its Tomb Raider. Its a bit looser in the controls than Legend, and a bit buggier. But the level design, puzzles, exploration and audiovisuals are all great. The combat is still just there for the hell of it.EdgecrusherAza
And what is wrong with that Uncharted score... The first level was giving me Uncharted flashbacks, I cant help but remember how much better Uncharted is in every which way so far. In every way? TR has way better puzzles and platforming. Its not even close. Uncharted did have better combat though. But it got a bit boring to me. Wave after wave of goons. BTW TR was doing that first level stuff long before Uncharted.
I second that. Â I find it funny how Uncharted is put on a pedestal, always at Tomb Raider's expense. Â And that game, good as it was, was still far from being a milestone in the genre. Â It was very short and extremely linear, and with a story so cliched and derivative I kept expecting John Williams' famous musical score to kick in at any time. Â Nathan's acrobatics were certainly nothing new if you played Tomb Raider Legend or any Prince of Persia game before. Â Â
I would love to see a Friday the 13th video game where you play as Jason for most of the game, stalking and creatively killing teens until the final act where you would assume control of the obligatory survivor trying to escape Jason. Since the franchise is getting a reboot at the movies, maybe it's time for a new game as well.
The problem is the moral implications that come with playing as a Nazi. What they stood for and what they were responsible for still leaves a bad taste in people's mouths. Personally, I'm a WWII buff and I don't think I'll ever tire of playing WWII games, but the day you're forced to play as a Nazi in the solo game, that's the day I stop playing.
i would be stoked if call of duty was in space. why are some so afraid of a change?tim22000
It's not that we're afraid of change. CoD4 was a change, and we welcomed it with open arms. It's that Call of Duty is a series based on realism and history. But if it goes into space, all that goes out the window. Better leave sci-fi to Halo.
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