Blizzard has a habit of releasing their games around november. Personally I think they will stick to that trend. This means its possible we will not see Starcraft 2 till November 2009. A bit off topic but if they follow that trend its likely we will see a new stacraft coming out every fall for the next 3 years which unfortunately for those diablo fans it could mean 2012 before diablo 3 comes out. lenson
That's okay, they shouldn't rush it, they should take their time. But then we expect it to be awesome or else it's gonna get flamed...lol
Actually, Riddick was praised because of it's surprisingly rich content. Not only was it good with the graphics but also the voice acting, level design, variety in gameplay, storytelling, etc (there's more than one review on the net, you know ). I guess nobody expected a Vin Diesel project to be this good, and that's probably why it got all the attention. Maybe if it had been one of the big-budgeted, over-hyped games from Microsoft, it wouldn't have been given that much rating. Uh....that list you gave doesn't support your claim at all. What has a list of WW2 shooters got to do with every FPS game being the same, except maybe the theme and genre? If you truly believe COD2 looks and feels the same as BiA: HH, then i guess you really do hate first person shooters. I won't argue further, it's pointless and unnecessary. "To each, his own" i guess. P.S. - I liked NOLF2, but hated NOLF1, strange huh? :P
Are you sure you want hardest, or most realistic? Hardest would be any game that has it's AI set to have wallhacks or aimbots, I know plenty of games which have the former. Realistic would be that they don't know you're there unless you shoot, walk too loudly, etc.ish27
Exactly. Not every realistic AI is difficult and not every difficult AI is realistic. Confused? So am i........
Bunny hopping is possible even with a metal armor and about 4-5 impossibly enormous guns. You will instantly die from a single dog-bite if you join the USMC or the SAS. Guardposts in Africa are miraculously restored a few minutes after being blown to bits.
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