i'm also sad...TheDoctor455 said:Oh bloody hooray. They're going for the EA strategy.
Yeah. When hasn't the "more games more frequently" plan translated into "more shitty games released more often so that you can drown yourself in the shit"?
i'm also sad...TheDoctor455 said:Oh bloody hooray. They're going for the EA strategy.
Yeah. When hasn't the "more games more frequently" plan translated into "more shitty games released more often so that you can drown yourself in the shit"?
Not to be a jackass (too late) but which part of your post has an opinion that's yours, you know, instead of parroting stuff said by other people that may or may not be correct. Also I enjoy a lot of multiplayer games and I hate reality TV so there's your theory out the window already. Hell you don't even provide examples, just expecting us to take your word for it because "Yahtzee said it so it must be true!"ingsoc said:I refer to this as the lowest common denominator strategy. As Ben put it in a way only he can, 75% of the consumer base is made up of emotionally sensitive retards that are mindless consumers so why not. Look at Modern Warfare 2. How many people bought that steaming pile of blank? How many bought Halo 3? Most multiplayer is mediocre or bad and simply serves as bottom line padding low cost fluff that is little more than garbage and not worth playing. These are the same morons reality TV is geared towards. Nothing more than idiocracy in action.
Oh well I guess this was an early April Fool's joke then. [http://uk.gamespot.com/xbox360/action/tomclancyssplintercellconviction/news.html?sid=6243784&mode=previews&tag=topslot;title;4]Paragon Fury said:Multiplayer in every game?
But they already cut the multiplayer out of Splinter Cell: Forev....Convictions.
Er no. If GTA4 was called Saints Row 2, it would have got exactly the same reactions on forums, just with a different name being used.derelix said:It seems like people hate the titles more than the actual games. If GTA 4 was called saints row 2, it would have been widely praised on the forums. Doesn't anyone else find that a little sad?
Er, no, you can't. People have had enough with a number of the franchises listed. Take the last PoP game, or the dismal sales of the last couple of Driver games. And haven't we had a Splinter Cell at least once every year since about 2001 anyway? Sam Fisher's been around the block more times than Lara Croft.We believe we can launch them more often without risk of brand fatigue," Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot said during a financial call yesterday.
And I'd rather play a game that is as fun as GTA used to be up to and including San Andreas over GTA4.derelix said:You really believe that? People were nitpicking the craziest things, and then when Saints row 2 came out, most of them (at least the ones i talked too) completely ignored alot of the same flaws.DarkSaber said:Er no. If GTA4 was called Saints Row 2, it would have got exactly the same reactions on forums, just with a different name being used.derelix said:It seems like people hate the titles more than the actual games. If GTA 4 was called saints row 2, it would have been widely praised on the forums. Doesn't anyone else find that a little sad?
I actually saw a large group of people complaining that GTA 4 ripped too much off from saints row. I thought it was a joke but the explanation i was given was "well at least saints row admits it rips off"
People complained about how bad the graphics were in gta 4, but then when saints row 2 came out, anyone who liked GTA 4 more was a "Graphics whore"
Many people complained that GTA 4 was EXACTLY like the others. I really don't understand what they were expecting but it kind of makes me wonder if most of them even played the games.
I love saints row 2 but the release of that game showed me its not about how good of a game you can make, its about how you market it.
"would you rather go bowling, or streak in public?"
Well since its a video game and both of those things are nothing but button presses on a controller, i suppose i would rather have fast gunfights and enemies that react to gunshot wounds instead of standing in place.