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Alpha_eX said:
Alpha_eX said:
Alpha_eX said:
Alpha_eX said:
No.
I love the DS, but no... just no.
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No.
I love the DS, but no... just no.
I remember them having some kind of survival horror thing in the works. I don't know if it was released, I officially stopped caring about Revolution when that was announced.
I'd kill for a new Beneath a Steel Sky, though. Now that I think about it, with our luck they'd outsource it to Bethesda and make it a FPS
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I'd kill for a new Beneath a Steel Sky, though. Now that I think about it, with our luck they'd outsource it to Bethesda and make it a FPS
.kinosama said:I remember them having some kind of survival horror thing in the works. I don't know if it was released, I officially stopped caring about Revolution when that was announced.
I'd kill for a new Beneath a Steel Sky, though. Now that I think about it, with our luck they'd outsource it to Bethesda and make it a FPS
Are you perhaps thinking of In Cold Blood? Although that's more a thriller, I guess. It was released for PS1 and PC though.
Anyway, if they would ever go back to their older games I would rather see them revisit Lure of the Temptress. It had some cool ideas going for it, like people in the town living their lives Shenmue style and not just standing around waiting for you to talk to them. I also liked the medieval setting.
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I'm a huge adventure game fan. After being having the original BS recommended to me by friends I decided to give it a look.
I played through the whole game and I can say witout hesitation that it was the most disappointing adventure game I have played in recent memory (at least relative to the internet hype). What I played was an average game with mediocre characterisation and voice acting and uninspired puzzles.
I feel as though I'm missing out on something and honestly it's frustrating.
I played through the whole game and I can say witout hesitation that it was the most disappointing adventure game I have played in recent memory (at least relative to the internet hype). What I played was an average game with mediocre characterisation and voice acting and uninspired puzzles.
I feel as though I'm missing out on something and honestly it's frustrating.
Rez>You said:
To be honest, if you're only playing it now, I could believe you would feel that way. You have to understand that the game is now 12 years old. It came out at the very start of the CD based era, and was years ahead of other games in regards to voice acting, music and graphics, and the story was just amazing.
:lolYixian said:
Syberia was indeed a huge disappointment.
I remember that I played Broken Sword 2 on a hot Summer day when I had nothing planned, just to killed some time... And it was a great game for that. Puzzles were simple, so I progressed through the game rather fast; thanks to that I really enjoyed the story and the wide variety of locations. I loved that travelling aspect of the game and characters, dialogue and story were good and perfect for my light mood on that day. I imagine that BS1 - being for the majority of fans at least as good - would the same type of very positive experience for me.
So I decided to install the game and got sucked in.Yixian said:The art is slightly better, the story is slightly tighter and Nico's original voice actress is the true Nico, in the original Broken Sword.
Treat yourself dude, it rocks
I just left Paris, this game's flow is really good. It's amazingly easy, but thanks to that player never gets bored. BTW Yixian, I find your "salt water particles" post pretty amazing and read it from time to time, did you type other messages in style of that one?