Marketing cynisism here, but if the game was set in Paris that exact same comment would have been made only with the words "iconic" swapped for "Historic". Although I would lap it still.I've heard Americans, especially New Yorkers, express this sentiment before, but Yerli himself is Turkish and he is the head of the biggest game studio in Europe. Most of the Crytek team, from the head writer to the art director, are not from the United States at all. To hear them discuss setting Crysis 2 in New York City, where I lived for ten years, as such an integral part of their design was heartening.
"It's possibly the most iconic city in the world," said lead writer Richard Morgan, who is British. "And not just for Americans. It's massively iconic for people everywhere. Everyone knows New York."
Pardon?KillerRabbit said:I realy don't hope that bringing Crysis to consoles means I have to play with same shitty graphics as PS3 & Xbox360 has!
Is this the kind of game where you can blow up anything?Gladion said:New York again, wonderful. Well, you better be fucking blowing up Lady Liberty or else I'll get to your HQ and set it on fire.
How does improved gameplay graphics and level design equate to lowered standards? Are you just mad they're bring it to consoles? Because technology can move laterally you know.Asehujiko said:The words that pop into my head when I read this are "lowest common denominator". It's like they are pandering to every single unthinking majority they can think of.