love the gameplay of course, but , i don't know, the story seems less.
in the original, it was all desorientation, trippy colours and just the human instinct of following orders, leading you to an everdescending spiral of madness and drugs.
i feel that just ''making a movie'' isn't that great a setting. if the group later gets the phone calls and finds out about the whole hidden vigilante movement (51 blessings i think it was), that'd be cool, but if half the game is just making a snuff film, it's not as appealing to me.
all the points he raised were valid. after playing the original a couple of times, i could also breeze through some levels. it's called learning. also, running and gunning is what the gameplay is and was...
just knowing that Microsoft intended to screw us over makes me feel like any future decisions might have these intentions still, i'll go for ps4.
also, people, please read this article and see how Microsoft is still enforcing draconic policies for indie games and really just downloadable games in general: http://www.penny-arcade.com/report/article/xbox-one-vs.-indies-microsoft-bullies-developers-into-signing-with-publishe
didn't you read any of the other posts? specs are the ceiling, developer effort determines how close they can get.
all sounds like things that have been added as dlc to other games.
that's a non sequitur. it doesn't matter how much time is between releases, there's no direct relation, you're just claiming a correlation. L4D2 came out only a year after the first one, yet definitely qualified itself as a full sequel.
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