Just playing devil's advocate here, but I would argue that them dropping the Kinect and the price would be a pretty humbling step for them.vallorn said:
I won't lie it was nice but it doesn't really counterbalance the "If you don't have an internet connection we have a console for you, It's the Xbox 360!" stuff they did when they were trying to justify the crap they were forcing into the console.Avaholic03 said:
This is pretty similar to my own reaction. I get the fun and kooky atmosphere, but the gameplay just doesn't look strong enough or interesting enough. I've only seen a couple of trailers and I'm already getting sort of put off by the humourous approach. I could see Sunset working as a short downloadable title but I'm even less sold now than I used to be on it being a full fledged game.Roofstone said:
I think your gonna be right. Previews writers seem very meh on it, controls are a little janky and honestly watching it it almost feels plain. Whacky art doesn't make a fun or amusing game. Outside of the color scheme everything looks dull to play.Roofstone said:
I whole heartedly agree. I think with all of the colors and in-your-face attitude it makes the game feel like it's trying too hard. Like, it does everything in its power to prove to you that it's "fun." The thing is, with everything being thrown at you, it's gonna get tiresome really fast. Initially, it will probably be lots of fun, but it's gonna get old by the first hour. Maybe if they had dialed back the wackiness, it would be much more effective and less monotonous as the game progresses. But as I see it now, again, it looks like it's trying too hard.Roofstone said:
