What's with the "our game was bad because there was no other way possible, really" excuse here?
I liked the graphics. I liked the music. Too bad all the other pieces didn't really fit.
It sounds a bit like Prometheus - tons of expectations, quite a lot of hyping up, and then you get...
Colour me stupid (or underslept) but I don't get this bit: "the author that previously worked on both Doom 3 and Doom 3's novelizations". So, that's like two novelizations of the same game - do they need mentioning twice like this? :-)
It would be great if the devs put some customization options for the config files regarding speed, so that players could play something more erratic and jittery if they prefer, or get some heavy mech action at a slower pace. I wouldn't like to play a large-mech game with machines that behave...
I used to download big name games when I was young and poor, in order to get my necessary fix of gaming while avoiding selling internal organs to finance the hobby. The pirated versions were buggy, sometimes dangerous and almost always made me fear for the state of my computer after...
Hmm, how to put it - I am disappoint, Escapist - X-Com was a mere continuation of the great ideas and execution of Laser Squad!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_Squad
Hm, not bad but for some reason the graphics in the game seem less fluid than the ones in the movie ;-)
In other words - I'll stick to the movie and probably skip the game.
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