Seriously, every time they release a new cinematic commercial, I just about cry tears of joy. Say whatever you want about the gameplay and the story, but damnit, these people know how to make a good commercial.
^^ Yar.Zhukov said:I always found their trailers to be a bit pretentious and utterly at odds with the actual games that they are supposedly representing.
They look like they were intended to advertise a story-driven game that involves themes of introspection, futility and tragedy. But the Gears of War games are gleefully violent, mentally vacant testosterone fests about a gang of overly-armoured ambulatory steaks sharing the occasional stoic grunt.
Considering there is a story that spans 3 games and 4 books, you sir, are incorrect.Zhukov said:I always found their trailers to be a bit pretentious and utterly at odds with the actual games that they are supposedly representing.
They look like they were intended to advertise a story-driven game that involves themes of introspection, futility and tragedy. But the Gears of War games are gleefully violent, mentally vacant testosterone fests about a gang of overly-armoured ambulatory steaks sharing the occasional stoic grunt.
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Why yes, I do very much enjoy spitefully raining on your parade.
Incorrect in what exactly? And how is the information you supplied in any way relevant?artanis_neravar said:Considering there is a story that spans 3 games and 4 books, you sir, are incorrect.Zhukov said:I always found their trailers to be a bit pretentious and utterly at odds with the actual games that they are supposedly representing.
They look like they were intended to advertise a story-driven game that involves themes of introspection, futility and tragedy. But the Gears of War games are gleefully violent, mentally vacant testosterone fests about a gang of overly-armoured ambulatory steaks sharing the occasional stoic grunt.