Forget SEGA. There is already another competitor in the console race. You ever wondered why 3D Realms is taking so long to make Duke Nukem Forever? It's because Duke Nukem Forever isn't a game. It's a console/home quantum super computer. It'll have infinite processing power, so it will not only be able to play its own games (which will have graphics that look more realistic than real life), but it will also be able to emulate any game for any other system (yeah, that's right, even the Phantom).
Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, SEGA, and whoever makes the N-Gage, it's time to back down. Hail to the king, baby.
I can understand Uncharted and maybe Phantom Hourglass (it was pretty great, for a handheld game), but Super Mario Galaxy? I played the game, and I thought it was merely "good". Enjoyable, but not GOTY quality.
Bah, World War II, Modern Warfare, Futuristic Wars, they're all the same. What we really need is a REVOLUTIONARY WAR FPS. I can imagine the back of the box for that game right now:
"The pinacle of colonial weaponry, capable of hitting the broad side of a barn from distances of up to 100 feet!"
"All weapons feature an inovative 20 second reload time!"
"Intense volley tactics that will have you constantly wondering: Are my bullets even hitting anybody?"
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Heh. I've been looking for a quote to put in my sig! Thanks.
This ain't exactly the best comparison, trying to compare a mostly singleplayer focused arcade style airplane shooter to a multiplayer only third person shooter that just happens to have airplanes in it. However, I must say that I enjoy Warhawk much more than Ace Combat 6. Ace Combat 6, although a very good game, isn't exactly the sort of amazing leap forward for the series that Shattered Skies was, which should have been easy seeing as how much better hardwarethe 360has than the PS2. Warhawk, however, is an amazing game, probably the best PS3 exclusive game released so far. Despite being multiplayer only, I've played it much more than Ace Combat 6, and enjoyed it much more.
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