Curtmiester said:
ZeroMachine said:
Abedeus said:
Rent it.
Developers are not going to release any patch or DLC in the future. Ever. Only Prototype 2.
Sure the game is fun, but for $60... it's hard to tell if it's worth it.
Thank God I had a cousin with the game before I decided to buy it.
What ever happened to the days where we could enjoy games without the prospect of there being additional things added in the future?
I miss those days...
Anyways, excellent review as always, Susan. I can't wait to get my hands on this game. I'm going to have to convice my friend to rent it and bring it over my place
Yes, I totally agree. I don't know whats up with this new style of making a game then coming out with DLC for it. To me it seems like a sad way of making a game longer and more interesting.
That's not entirely what I meant. I absoulely love Knights of the Nine and Shivering Isles for Oblivion. In that case, and in others, it works, though there are certain times where it is just a sad attempt at making a bit more money.
My problem is that, although I can understand people being angered over the possibility of no updates or DLC for a multiplayer game in order to keep it fresh (like the whole L4D2 fiasco), people sometimes refuse to buy
single player games because there won't be any DLC. Why not? Some games should be taken as is and adding something can potentially (and ironically)detract from the final product. Some games do not need DLC, and from the looks of things, Prototype is one of them. It's a game where the fun lies in sandboxing and blowing shit up. Hell, it's why I enjoy GTA 4 so much (just an example, I know there was DLC for it). I don't like the story. I play it because it's hilarious to go joyriding and blow cars up. Minus the sandboxing, it's also why I loved Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. You can fling Jawas into the fucking atmosphere! IT'S HILARIOUS!
I just have a huge issue with the fact that the gaming community has gotten so picky these days. They beg "give us something new" and when it comes they call it crap, say "you did this wrong", or beg for the developers to tweak it or give them additional content (which can be hard for an original concept), and that's why there are so many cloned games out there. It's because of the consumers. They want more than the developers can give, and when they give them what they want, they decide they want even
more. (Not that Prototype is original, mind you... it's just a major problem I've had).
Anyways, rant over. I know my words won't exactly mean much to anyone, but I had to say it.