The funny thing is that the game play actually looked fun when it had hammer time playing over the top haha.
Thor: God of Thunder Review
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Twilight.falls said:Yes, movie tie ins. I suppose I should have been more specific.Canid117 said:Twilight.falls said:
Oh did you mean a movie tie in game?
Of course, that came out a couple years after the movie...
I am not saying all of Sega's games are bad. Actually I am referring to Sega and their movie-game tie-ins and Uwe Bol and his movies based on video games. Sega makes crap movie-game tie-ins just like Uwe Bol makes crap movies based on video games.Swifteye said:
Not every comic book needs to be a video game. Not every movie should be a video game. Things get hackneyed after a while.
I remember having a lot of fun with the first three Harry Potter games when I was younger, OK, I had lower standards but still.
But yeah this game just looks horribly boring.
But yeah this game just looks horribly boring.
anychance you could provide a link or PM to them im intristed lolWuggy said:
Captcha:designed ridepho
So now Captcha designed somthing
Totally agree with you man, the DS version of this game was really good. The 2d sidescrolling works well with it and I was pleasently surprised by it after how bad the other versions were. Although I guess sort of makes sense that it was good since it was developed by WayForward Technologies, who created the Shantae series and Contra 4 which are both really good.yellowhead said:
If anyone wants to see what it's like, here is a video of it. It's kind of short but you'll get the jist of what the gameplay is like in it.
Edit: I changed the video because the previous video was taken down just about two days after I made this post. Again kind of a short video but I couldn't find a better one on Youtube to be honest.
Actually that's not a very good trailer =S It shows off the boss battles nicely but it makes the combat look sluggish and dull and that's really not the case.Polarix said:
Isn't it about time some smart developer make an engine especially designed for movies tie-in?
Most summer flicks follow very similar patterns. You could very well make an engine that is just flexible enough to make a great (albeit slightly repetitive) game in a very short development cycle. Just make the engine capable of handling different types of enemies and events, support all the trappings of the genre,then mash them in "drag and drop building block" development style. Heck, a dev could even throw in a few curveballs every game--I mean, if Bliz's World Editor and Source/Unreal engine can be flexible enough to handle all the mods, I'm sure an engine design around flexibility will handle movie tie-ins fine. Or at least it will be better than what they have nowadays.
Most summer flicks follow very similar patterns. You could very well make an engine that is just flexible enough to make a great (albeit slightly repetitive) game in a very short development cycle. Just make the engine capable of handling different types of enemies and events, support all the trappings of the genre,then mash them in "drag and drop building block" development style. Heck, a dev could even throw in a few curveballs every game--I mean, if Bliz's World Editor and Source/Unreal engine can be flexible enough to handle all the mods, I'm sure an engine design around flexibility will handle movie tie-ins fine. Or at least it will be better than what they have nowadays.
