Why ? Because Yahtzee didnt like the game ?canadamus_prime said:Wow, it seems some developers have really forgotten how to make video games.
No *insult removed*, I'm perfectly capable of thinking for myself. My observation was based on what Yahtzee said about the video game, specifically the part about pressing the button to make Spider-man go where you want him to go and the bit about being a gnome riding on Spider-man's shoulder, not because he didn't like it. I don't really care about what games Yahtzee likes and doesn't like, after all he's disliked a few games that I did like so there ya go.Balkan said:Why ? Because Yahtzee didnt like the game ?canadamus_prime said:Wow, it seems some developers have really forgotten how to make video games.
You should thank his for thinking instead of you .
Have you even seen the game?Lordofthesuplex said:You sure? Because the way he described it reminded me more of the typical warp system implemented in games.MegaManOfNumbers said:Woah, settle down.Lordofthesuplex said:Wait did Yahtzee just complain about the game having a "location warp" system in the game? Great now you've given a reason to say you're inept at this job for reasons that aren't Nintendo related, Croshaw. Namely the fact that you're just looking too desperately for things to complain about even if its stupid.
There's a term for that showing up in game reviewers' videos: "Irate Gamer" syndrome.
He's complaining that there is a system in the game that turns the obviously "interactive experience" into an "uninteractive one". (Yes I know uninteractive isn't a word)
Also:
Skyrim has a location warp system.
ASM has a "I'm-too-lazy-to-play-the-game" button.
Its stops being scary by the second run through the game and even then its a very, very, very short game that can be completed within about 6 minutes if you know what you're doing. While I understand the game has gained quite a cult following, We shouldn't be telling Yahtzee to play a 6 minute long game and then try to make jokes on the few gameplay elements it brings to the table.drewboyo said:Yahtzee you have GOT to play Slander it's a free download game but fuck it it's scary as shit
it's just what you wanted a truly TRULY scary game
Mmmm...Strawman.Balkan said:If you are a boring mother fucker who uses only one power , then sure , it will be repetitive .
But that's the same for ANY game, including any Spider-Man title, so that's kinda meaningless.The real limits in the game are the limits of one`s imagination.
Yes, but it's in first person, so it's immediately IMMERSIVE. Therefore, win.MegaManOfNumbers said:Have you even seen the game?
The web rush mechanic is only slightly similar to the traditional warp system.
And by "slightly" I mean almost completely NOTHING alike.
Ah. Wha. Huh. WAT.Zachary Amaranth said:Yes, but it's in first person, so it's immediately IMMERSIVE. Therefore, win.MegaManOfNumbers said:Have you even seen the game?
The web rush mechanic is only slightly similar to the traditional warp system.
And by "slightly" I mean almost completely NOTHING alike.
Sorry, yeah, I wasn't being serious. It can be hard to tell with text only, but I was making a joke out of the constant misuse of the word "immersion."MegaManOfNumbers said:Let me describe my feelings towards this comment in one picture:
Heh. The Daredevil game would be first-person (of course), with a blank screen (except for the HUD, cause ya gotta know how many punches you have left in you), and occasionally the "sonar pulse" from the movie would emanate from your character as you navigate the rooftops of Hell's Kitchen. Take that as a parody if you will, but I'd play that game. As long as Rocksteady doesn't mind us ripping off of Arkham City in the process...Darth_Payn said:Hah! Good ones, about Activision and costumes. Now I'm wondering if a Daredevil game can be good. He can't play THAT different from either Spider-Man or Batman, can he? He sounds like a balance between the two.Overseer76 said:I can't tell you how many games I've had to taken returns on from parents because it was "too hard". Activision must be striving to produce the ultimate "can't-fail movie-tie-in cash-grab screw-the-quality" game ever.
And that costume is seriously horrendous. It's far too busy and I have a hard time believing that Peter would design such an overblown, over-tweaked monstrosity on his first try. Daredevil had better fashion sense even in his first costume (the brown and yellow one) -- and he's blind!