I have a feeling Haze will be one of those games that will have so many flaws and people will claim is garbage but at the same time you just cant stop playing, thats the impression i got from the demo.. that even though the game has A LOT of flaws and is pretty mediocre to say the least, but just something about it that i just cant stop playing.. anyone else think Haze will be one of those love/hate type games?!
The Haze demo was severely underwhelming, frankly I just wanted to finish it so I could be up to speed on the game, because I wanted to go back to the Dirt demo was fantastic.
I have a feeling Haze will be one of those games that will have so many flaws and people will claim is garbage but at the same time you just cant stop playing, thats the impression i got from the demo.. that even though the game has A LOT of flaws and is pretty mediocre to say the least, but just something about it that i just cant stop playing.. anyone else think Haze will be one of those love/hate type games?!SnakeSolid84
Thats how I felt about Doom 3. Sure it had bland level design and enemies, and I ran in to several glitches where I got stuck on level geometry, and the physics for tossing grenades were INSANELY bad... but I just couldn't stop playing it.
Thats how I felt about Doom 3. Sure it had bland level design and enemies, and I ran in to several glitches where I got stuck on level geometry, and the physics for tossing grenades were INSANELY bad... but I just couldn't stop playing it.Corvin
I never understood the hate for Doom 3 either, I loved the hell out of it. Same goes for Quake 4.
[QUOTE="Corvin"]Thats how I felt about Doom 3. Sure it had bland level design and enemies, and I ran in to several glitches where I got stuck on level geometry, and the physics for tossing grenades were INSANELY bad... but I just couldn't stop playing it.ironcreed
I never understood the hate for Doom 3 either, I loved the hell out of it. Same goes for Quake 4.
[QUOTE="Corvin"]Thats how I felt about Doom 3. Sure it had bland level design and enemies, and I ran in to several glitches where I got stuck on level geometry, and the physics for tossing grenades were INSANELY bad... but I just couldn't stop playing it.ironcreed
I never understood the hate for Doom 3 either, I loved the hell out of it. Same goes for Quake 4.
I think people just expected too much due to the insane amount of hype and thus were let down. The game had flaws, as well as lackluster AI, but the graphics were breathtaking for it's time (still looks really good by todays standards) and it was a REAL creepy game. If it did one thing right, it would have to be it's great atmosphere.
Doom 3 was awesome, I've wanted to try Quake 4 but never got around to it. Sometimes average games are just a lot of fun. My favorite FPS last gen was Red Faction 2. Average across the board but me and my friends couldn't put it down.
This is bringing back memories of Tenchu Z and Vampire Rain. :oops:BioShockOwnz
To be honest I thought tenchu z was awesome. I love the way they made u feel like a real ninja, because ninjas are all about stealth kills and that is what tenchu z brang. Not only that but u can go online and play with others so the game was really overlooked and underrated in my opinion. Just as the same case for crackdown, it got alot bad reviews but I seriously loved how they put a GTA environment and made guys with super powers to just go all nutty tossing cars, jumping far distances, man the game just was so much fun.
[QUOTE="Corvin"]Thats how I felt about Doom 3. Sure it had bland level design and enemies, and I ran in to several glitches where I got stuck on level geometry, and the physics for tossing grenades were INSANELY bad... but I just couldn't stop playing it.karasill
I never understood the hate for Doom 3 either, I loved the hell out of it. Same goes for Quake 4.
I think people just expected too much due to the insane amount of hype and thus were let down. The game had flaws, as well as lackluster AI, but the graphics were breathtaking for it's time (still looks really good by todays standards) and it was a REAL creepy game. If it did one thing right, it would have to be it's great atmosphere.
The great atmosphere, killer weaponry and insane character design made whatever flaws it had transparent for me. I will never forget when I finally found the exit from the ruins towards the end, only to realize that I was coming out underneath an ungodly huge and completely bad ass looking demon that made me feel like an ant. Definitely one of those definitive "Oh my God" moments that I had last gen.
to not be able to stop playing means you have to start playing, which involves buying the game. and i can think of many other games id rather spend the cash on
i don't think it will be like for instance Crackdown or Army of two (loved by many though review scores were avarag, though far from 4.5 lol)... i think alot of people will pass on HAze..
I played Die Hard Vendetta which was amazingly bad yet hilariously good at the same time, slow motion, dodgy classical music in slow motion and bad blood, but it was so damn funny I couldn't help myself!
I have a feeling Haze will be one of those games that will have so many flaws and people will claim is garbage but at the same time you just cant stop playing, thats the impression i got from the demo.. that even though the game has A LOT of flaws and is pretty mediocre to say the least, but just something about it that i just cant stop playing.. anyone else think Haze will be one of those love/hate type games?!SnakeSolid84
The hype train has fallen off track. It's funny that it was in everyones list of exclusive titles for PS3 to look out for. I was never a fan of this game from the first screenshot I saw. The demo was horrible.
Just another shallow typical shooter. Guess I wont be buying it...back to Bioshock I go for now.
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