Giant robot velociraptors. Welp, if I wasn't sold before...

Give it a couple of months.

'Player-controlled scene where Sam Fisher wrenches a knife through enemy to get information re-added in the form of paid downloadable content.'

Could you have a less compassionate title?

Anyways, that man had some fantastic talent. Rest in peace.

@cursealoud Not sure I get you. As I said; it feels natural & you quickly get the hang of it - like with the parrying system. Having a single button which you can hold to block would make the game insanely easy, whereas having to specify the direction & only having it last a split second makes it harder, & making it function as a parry also keeps you on the offensive (as it should be).

@cursealoud Eh? Too much? D'you mean too many buttons? It's not a combo you have to do; just press them at the same time. Feels kinda natural to me & the buttons make sense seeing as it's a backwards jumping slash.

@kartelas 's'ite. Trying it out now (only came across it while Googling how to get parry to work) & you have to have the left stick pointing backwards to some degree. Obviously it works best when locked on.

@kartelas You can evade; jump + slash + direction at the same time.

@Cartteros I don't even understand how people can have a problem with the camera. There's a lock-on button for crying out loud.

Ah so THAT's how you do the sliding blade mode which makes it look like you're playing Vanquish with swords. Back to the demo, then.

If Quantic Dream are actually working on a game with this name then I assume that they'll give it a subtitle of some sort in an attempt to avoid a lawsuit. Not that Activision won't try anyway, mind.