E3 2010: Rage Is a Shooter +2
- Thread starter Greg Tito
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So...
- FPS
- Post-apocalypse
- Mutants
- Vehicle sections
- Recipe-and-ingredients crafting system
That sounds as generic as all hell.
I mean, it may well still be good and I may well end up buying it. But I am not smelling any originality here.
- FPS
- Post-apocalypse
- Mutants
- Vehicle sections
- Recipe-and-ingredients crafting system
That sounds as generic as all hell.
I mean, it may well still be good and I may well end up buying it. But I am not smelling any originality here.
It looks like fun, and certainly feels it makes good on what is promises to do...but, I cant help but feel its something we have seen beore, from so many other places.
I got a bad feeling it might try to be something of everything, and master of none.
I got a bad feeling it might try to be something of everything, and master of none.
ID did Gears of War?V8 Ninja said:
OT, it looks interesting, but nowhere as interesting as the Rage guys think it'll be. Still, the drive-and-gun gameplay will make it worth checking out, at least for a rental.
Also, are they deliberately trying to make it like Fallout 3? We already had a brown and gray game in which a person steps out of a place where he was able to endure a planetwide apocalyptic event to find Earth has become a blasted wasteland full of mutants and anarchic gangs while a large entity known by a single word looms as a distant threat, and now they're also saying that when we get to the first town there'll be a quest related to the water supply?
the same could be said for any game tho. lets take Shadow of the Colossus for example:Zhukov said:
- 3rd person action adenture
- days of yore / swords and sorcery
- golems
- horse riding sections
- damsel in distress / save the princess
now doesn't that also sound generic? and Shadow of the Colossus was anything but.
EDIT: OT, I am quite looking forward to this. am feeling some borderlands x fallout 3 and those are both games i love.
Yes, that makes SotC sound generic. But only because you're not including some of the most important points.RikSharp said:
- Gigantic bosses.
- No non-boss enemies.
- Good minimalist story.
However, you do have a point. Rage could well have some special touch of its very own that makes it stand out from the crowd. But if it does, I am yet to see any hint of it.
60 frames per second you say? Very unimpressive, since the same can be said about the Wii and Sin & Punishment 2. Not to mention "Western, almost Asian fusion" sounds a lot like the setting of Red Steel 2.
On a more serious point, I can't help but feel that it's basically a post-apocolyptic FlatOut with guns. Although maybe I'm missing the point somewhat.
On a more serious point, I can't help but feel that it's basically a post-apocolyptic FlatOut with guns. Although maybe I'm missing the point somewhat.
Your right YOU enjoyed it.Tinneh said:
I found it to be cinemagic(style) over substance, level design was horrible the worst I have seen in years(even Pariah had slight better layouts), Dead Space did what they were going for much better.