I think it to be unfair of your sceptism that spider man is copied by batman. The techniques shown were already cannon items. perhaps an extra punctuation on "ideas" is in order
Zero Punctuation: Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions
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Is it bad that since I played the first Marvel Ultimate Alliance, Nolan North's voicing of Deadpool is what I imagine he sounds like when I read him in comic books?
Ah, the always lovely "community" of Yahtzee's Imps saying "Meh" to everything is always a delight.
Nice review Yahtzee, the game never really interested me, in fact, I rarely play games related to Marvel or DC, except Marvel vs Capcom and Arkham Asylum, of course.
Nice review Yahtzee, the game never really interested me, in fact, I rarely play games related to Marvel or DC, except Marvel vs Capcom and Arkham Asylum, of course.
There is no Spiderman anymore.
This killed it [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider-Man:_One_More_Day]
What Yahtzee reviewed was just an another attempt to make it not suck.
This killed it [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider-Man:_One_More_Day]
What Yahtzee reviewed was just an another attempt to make it not suck.
Someone tell Yahtzee to review Minecraft. 
Also, it's about what I expected from ANOTHER Activision game.
Also, it's about what I expected from ANOTHER Activision game.
Given the fact that he ripped the game a new one and pointed out that Batman Arkam Asylum was better should tell you that he did not like it.HotFezz8 said:
I don't get all the Nolan North hate. I mean I can understand the whole Mafia II Nolan North talks to Nolan North and vaguely the fact that he's all over the place, but he's popular because he's good at it. His voice works very well for (most of) the characters he voices: Nathan Drake was spot on, Desmond Miles is decent, and him as Deadpool is fantastic. Besides he's voiced Deadpool on a couple other occasions: Hulk Vs., Shattered Dimensions and soon to be in Marvel Vs. Capcom 3.
OT: Funny video, but I still enjoyed the game.
OT: Funny video, but I still enjoyed the game.
I was about to write something about Spider Man using mechanical web-shooters and not firing them from inside his body like the movie version, but I guess he covered that in his text.
Otherwise, his description of the game is pretty close to what I was expecting, which is why I didn't get it. Simply put unless a Spider Man game is going to be set in a sandbox, I really see no point. Your not going to do better than that style of play with a perfectly linear stage to stage game when it comes to an action franchise like this, your just not, so I fail to see why they keep trying.
Otherwise, his description of the game is pretty close to what I was expecting, which is why I didn't get it. Simply put unless a Spider Man game is going to be set in a sandbox, I really see no point. Your not going to do better than that style of play with a perfectly linear stage to stage game when it comes to an action franchise like this, your just not, so I fail to see why they keep trying.
I didn't even notice the line actually while watching the video my first time, but when I read your comment, I paused for a second, and then burst into laughter.TriGGeR_HaPPy said:One of the few times I've ever commented on a ZP video, just to say that
"... this game sounded spread so thin, that if it had arrived on a sandwich it would essentially be bread."Is one of the best lines from him in a while.
I heard it, paused for a second, and then burst into laughter. I'm not even sure why it's so funny to me, but still.
I wonder. If they had decided to give the Spider-Man world a darker edge like Batman If that would have been better? Early on the whole point of Batman was a joke. But now it has a new dark sinister side that I feel has pushed Batman to his true potential. One more thing. I have always imagined Spider-Man being totally epic at stealth. If you ever played Spider-Man 64 it had that sort of feel that Spider-Man could be an awesome assassin.
