@lukasz_gamer You MAY have problems starting the game (as I've had; it's now fine; wasn't that bad). BUT don't listen to people saying the pc version is crap. I have an xbox and still bought it on steam because I don't wanna pay for xboxlive. I'm very satisfied. It's fluid and looks great. Use a controller though.
Seriously, I just want to say people complaining against technical issues (resolution and bad keyboard controls mainly) are totally missing the point. Yes, it would be better to have no resolution problem and to have good keyboard plus mouse controls. Of course it would be better. But it doesn't change anything to the fact the game is amazing! What's the point seriously? I've read some people are insulted! c'mon! The game exists on its own and is playable correctly with a controller. I can connect a controller to a pc. So I can play the great game.
If I don't want to buy a controller, it's my right and From Software lost a player (and by the way they probably know it). It doesn't change anything to the fact that the game is good! I think reviews should not be based on "input options". If it has one right input, well that's it!
Anyway... If you mind not playing with your keyboard.... well ok. But it's still a game that deserves a high rating. More than a 8. At least 9 in my opinion. Of course the technical issues don't weigh much in the rating when a game is that good! When a game is so great you get passed those problems and still enjoy it....
@Vambran Euh... why play the same game again when you can play a good and fresh game??? Don't get me wonrg : I love metroid and contra... though I've played them many times through... hence I welcome this game!
I think the point's only that some people simply want to play the games; the actual "video" "game". I've never read extra content or bought dlcs for games (by principle and because I want to keep my $ to buy other games instead of dlcs...). Some games have extra content, and for me, it never made me feel the game was incomplete (i.e. starcraft, comics games, star wars games, Fallout 3, and probably many more...). The point of the article is that ME3 is kind of dependent on stuff that's been told in other medias than ME1 and ME2. It's not only a complement to the game story, it's part of it. Hence when you play the third game, you don't understand things and it can be a little unsatisfying. Like some people say here, you can understand all of it at some point in the game, though it doesn't feel like you know enough; like you are told about it the way it should have been told to you. Think about this one : it's as if, in the Return of the Jedi, some character during a conversation asked Luke (and revealed it to the audience for the first time by doing so) how he felt about the fact Darth Vader was his father. Boum! What? Did I miss something? That being said, I still enjoyed ME3 a LOT!
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