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I'm not really sure why video game designers think that having people stand still in every scene and wave their arms about isn't noticeable. If you ever see anyone stand in one spot, not move their legs AT ALL, and gesticulate for about 5 minutes.... run away because the robot apocalypse is coming.
Either that or someone was too lazy to program walking.
Either that or someone was too lazy to program walking.
Ha ha, is there no custscene that can't be improved by the addition of dry sarcastic disembodied voices? I once doubted, but after this display I put forward there indeed isn't.
No wonder this game is actually losing money to whatever company grabbed the franchise. If they're using N64 cutscene creating standards, I won't even think of what they're doing to the gameplay.
No wonder this game is actually losing money to whatever company grabbed the franchise. If they're using N64 cutscene creating standards, I won't even think of what they're doing to the gameplay.
Ubisoft, thought they'd cash in, how'd that work out for ya hah?!The Random One said:
They would've done better using clips from the movie, their wasn't one, in fact the game is a prequel, so the ending to the storyline no matter your chosen faction is "Well Done, You've done repetitive bullshit for several hours and the conclusion of your efforts is Null.
At least other prequel games out there would make me go "Ahhh so thats how it all began" or other such revelations, not this game.
Its only redeeming factor? I got to kill Blue People when chosing the Human Faction, awwh yeah.
sadly this game could've actually of had potential.
Looks pretty poor from the cutscene there. Bad rendering, people just standing around, you play as an anonymous grunt rather than Jake Sully, I'd have to see the gameplay to be convinced but that intro doesn't do much to make it look good. Good one to give the Unskippable treatment.Onyx Oblivion said:
The game *looks* like ass, though I've never played it. I will take your word that it is better than this cutscene makes it out to be though.Onyx Oblivion said:
Seriously, why Ubisoft? Why?? Yahtzee has helpful advice for this instance; working as a movie does not entitle an idea to work as a game. I understand that it was an easy cash-in, but some money pits are not worth the investment.\
At least they have pledged not to do this anymore.
Played this in a store last Christmas so I can't really remember many details but I do remember thinking it was pretty mediocre, even for a film-based game.
Very repetitive with a lot of "go-here-do-this and then RTB" missions which aren't really all that fun in any game. Would probably have been better as an FPS, kinda like Fallout 3 but in a jungle, so I wouldn't have to use that shock-wave thing every twenty seconds to break up the clusterfuck of dog-things that surrounded me from all sides whenever I took a single step forward.
Very repetitive with a lot of "go-here-do-this and then RTB" missions which aren't really all that fun in any game. Would probably have been better as an FPS, kinda like Fallout 3 but in a jungle, so I wouldn't have to use that shock-wave thing every twenty seconds to break up the clusterfuck of dog-things that surrounded me from all sides whenever I took a single step forward.