I may be jinxing Catherine by looking forward to it, since games I look forward to generally range from disappointing to just plain bad.
Voice your concerns over upcoming games
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He might die, yeah. Personally, I won't mind him kicking the bucket, as long as he goes out fighting in typical over-the-top style. If they give him a pussy death, then that's not cool with me. Going out fighting against guys in fighter gunships on the other hand? Yeah, I'm perfectly okay with that.OutcastBOS said:
That's a good point, I'd forgotten about that.ReservoirAngel said:
You say this as if Arkham Asylum had a good story to begin with. It was uninteresting to the general standards of video games, comic books, Batman and Paul Dini.
This.pyrosaw said:
Also concerned that Saints Row 3's pc version will be as bad as SR2's, and that the heavy use of instancing for the missions will make said missions too small, too linear and too scripted.
And I'm concerned that the Tomb Raider reboot will do an Other M on Lara.
thats a valid concern...I mean there is ALOT of potenital, it could be the Boss's downfall you know? like all the bad he or she did could catch up with them in the end....the boss would could go out with a bangpyrosaw said:
but as with thease things bcause I said it it wont happen that way...but still (you know what would be a cool game? if they did a "demolition man" to the boss, cryogenically froze him or her for some reason then they ended up in the next red faction games...)
uhh back on topic Im not worried but Hopefull that rage might actually be the first decent length single player in a FPS in a while..I hope so
there is small...small chance Deus ex could suck...but thats because I pre ordered
anyway I dont like to worry over thease things
Skyrim will be horribly plauged with bugs, refuse to run and constantly crash when it does.
Seriously, we could all wait a month more or two if you actually seemed to test the game.
Seriously, we could all wait a month more or two if you actually seemed to test the game.
I'm afraid that Skyrim will be a great mechanical leap forward for the series, but will remain too much like Oblivion in terms of story, characters, organisations, world, and conflict. They've said they're trying to bring more of the less-typical-fantasy of something like Morrowind into Skyrim, but I was so immensely bored by most of Oblivion compared to Morrowind that I remain worried. I want a game with a setting with the social depth of Morrowind with that same sort of huge web of factions, splinter factions, and compelling and unique characters all interwoven with an immense and fascinating backstory with multiple large fairly independent strands (not one huge but simple monolithic backstory that informs the entire setting and story). I want to see something as interesting as the exploration of religious and political imperialism in Morrowind, which they did a great job of building into almost every aspect of the game.
Im ALSO worried that the upper body section has been merged (possibly the lower body, but thats less provable)Sixcess said:
...and that it wont offer a new enough experience in comparison to Saints Row 2 from the first. I played Saints Row 2 to death already... so if its not substantially different, it could turn into another Crackdown, and ill get bored of it quicker.
Then you haven't seen much. Because as far as I can see it, it seems to be pretty true to the original game. Much more than the sequel was. Hell, they even brought back the grid-tetris inventory!Mr.K. said:
Also, the color scheme is more gold-looking than anything. You may want to adjust the white balance on your monitor (snarkysnark).
Battlefield 3 - it will mirror the CoD image more, furthering the ceasing to be its own design.
COD: MW3 - it will only change guns, maps, and further draw away from the SP campaign.
Saints Row 3 - volition may deny any dlc for the PC like SR2, and modders will have to make up for it, like SR2.
Skyrim - could be quite buggy.
Assassins Creed: Revelations - it will continue to push going to the bank and bugging people about their cash cap.
Far Cry 3 - more psychic guards, but from the footage it looks to be a bit better.
Star Wars: The Old Republic - it will fall very short of the high expectations it has generated with its marketing scheme, and not be so fun.
With these things in mind, I still wait eagerly to see for myself. No worry could hold me back from trying these games.
COD: MW3 - it will only change guns, maps, and further draw away from the SP campaign.
Saints Row 3 - volition may deny any dlc for the PC like SR2, and modders will have to make up for it, like SR2.
Skyrim - could be quite buggy.
Assassins Creed: Revelations - it will continue to push going to the bank and bugging people about their cash cap.
Far Cry 3 - more psychic guards, but from the footage it looks to be a bit better.
Star Wars: The Old Republic - it will fall very short of the high expectations it has generated with its marketing scheme, and not be so fun.
With these things in mind, I still wait eagerly to see for myself. No worry could hold me back from trying these games.
