Honestly, I vastly prefer new-Laura to old-Laura in terms of visual design. Much more practical, less fanservicey, and a chest that's actually possible in real life without copius amounts of scilicone.erttheking said:And is it me or is the new Lara going through a bit of A-cup angst?
Heh thanks for giving me a good laugh.Xcell935 said:Best part about this punch-lineless strip is I get to put words into these characters for wacky sitcom shenanigans:
Donte: "@#$% YOU @#$% YOU @#$% YOU @#$% YOU!!!"
Dante: "Calm down kid, so what if people like me more then you, at least you sold some copies of your game... oh wait mine sold more... Burn."
Donte: ".......@#$% you..."
Raiden: "Poor Donte, if it makes you feel any better my game is 60fps... and white hair."
Lara: "Not to mention my character didn't get bad backlash from just the first trailer." "Heres hoping we don't get another Other M... oops too soon, sorry Donte."
Donte: "@#$% You."
If I had money, I would shower it on you on the pretense that you make that sitcom.NinjaDeathSlap said:I am now imagining a sitcom where classic video game protagonists live alongside their reinvented current generation versions.
Shenanigans will most certainly ensue.
New Raiden won't be canon, afaIk. Also he sounds a LOT like a drug addict at least in the trailers (didn't play it). They are making all these new-old characters more "edgy", as much as I hate that word, because that is what sells, apparently (although DmC didn't sell so well).Frostbyte666 said:Raiden I would say definitely got more likeable in MGS4, I still remember the dissapointment with MGS2 when I realised that I didn't get to keep playing Snake.
Raiden isn't a reboot.rhodo said:Raiden wasn't rebooted. Ever.
If Raiden was rebooted, then Solid Snake becoming Old Snake is a reboot too.
A reboot is a reimagining FROM SCRATCH. So I guess Lara doesn't fully apply to that either, since it's still Lara, only younger?
So we have two characters each with their young version, and one character vs a completely different character that was made from the same concept.