good points here. I am definitely familiar with what you are addressing. When playing through Tools of Destruction, I had the same issue where i'd be over reliant on Clanks heli-pack to make sure i was landing where intended. Not many games get platforming down like Mario does.
I dont want to jinx it, but im really optimistic about the game. After playing the game at several events and getting a handle on the controls, i really feel that the game is going to play well. As far as story, ive heard that it does that extremely well, and im pretty excited to see how it develops. Can't wait to pick up my LE on Sunday!
Hmm, did you play this game w/ co-op? I hear Co-op greatly improves the gameplay experience. This game has had some pretty polarizing reviews, some love it, some hate it. Good review none-the-less
Interesting. I did not expect this ill say. I still havnt played Brotherhood (i still have it backburned) but after being surprised by how good AC2 was and hearing how great Brotherhood was, I figured Revalations would continue to do justice to the series. That said, Im not entirely surprised because the yearly release schedule does wear the series thin. An extra year would probably do them a lot of good. Honestly though, I could have just waited for AC3. ill probably pick this one up when its cheaper
I just love the fact that chemical plant zone is in the game. definitely gonna rent, or buy when the price dips
Sounds good. It was a must buy for me before, but now I'm even more pumped. I just love how engrossing the story is for the series, and glad to know this one is right up there with the rest.
im not a GTA guy, but im not gonna lie, the trailer is impressive
I don't know about you guys, but Rocket Raccoon is full of awesome ideas. Everything from his lines(and voice actor) to his moves and theme song are just badass. Him and Nova and Hawkeye are definitely my favorite new additions.
Yeah, i agree. Imma miss the old mkds snaking
I suppose open world isnt exactly for everyone, but personally I like the sense of freedom and option provided by open world games. This game does it correctly i believe, because while it is open world, the indoor sections are just as good as Arkham Asylum's.
