I'm sure there are tons of games casuals know about that you don't....Darklord said:Because if someone who goes on gaming sites doesn't know about it, I'm sure all the casuals have heard about it right?
I'm sure there are tons of games casuals know about that you don't....Darklord said:Because if someone who goes on gaming sites doesn't know about it, I'm sure all the casuals have heard about it right?
I don't know if it'll bomb but I also had never heard of this before the "Infamous or Prototype?" thread a few weeks ago. And I haven't seen it mentioned outside of gaf (other than when I went looking for info once I learned about it of course).Darklord said:I expect it to bomb. No one knows about the game, seriously I only found out about it a few weeks ago and I'm on this site every day.
Carlisle said:They need to get the word out on this.
Baker said:The Gamestop commercial that is always on make it look exactly like inFamous. Hell, the first time I saw it, that's what I thought it was for.
- Blue shards to collect
- Gliding with red streaks coming off your body
- Falling ground pound
I'm not knocking it because I don't know much about it. Just making a lame observation...
Damn, it looks brutal but insanely fun, may have to pick it up.Coin Return said:Live gameplay:
http://www.justin.tv/escapingjail
Right now he's running down the sidewalk while holding a car, barreling through bystanders.
Coin Return said:Live gameplay:
http://www.justin.tv/escapingjail
Right now he's running down the sidewalk while holding a car, barreling through bystanders.
Musashi Wins! said:It's out in the wild, including PC builds, I've heard a couple gaming podcasts say they have the PC version. I wish some more impressions would get out.
ArjanN said:Everyone's been swamped with E3 stuff. Give it a bit more time.
AgentOtaku said:Nope, I Jumped Out last year ...ain't goin' back either
TheKingOfSheep said:
Those Gametrailers vids didn't look very good, but the latest video had me hoping just a tad. Phooey.pixel monkey said:Ugh. I had high hopes for it, but after watching a friend play this for over an hour...so disappointed with this one. It looks like a PS2 game, and is apparently the same engine Activision has been using for fucking EONS with Spidey and the Green Goliath...the biggest difference being that it's built around a completely uninteresting character that I couldn't give two shits about.
At least with the Hulk, you can always say "Hey, cool it's the motherfucking Hulk." With this steaming pile of last generation regurgitated shite shoveled onto the X360 and PS3, that becomes "Hey, look...it's Alex Mercer with some Venom-esque appendages. Yawn."
I've played InFamous, and you, Prototype, are no Infamous. Rent it if you must, but save your hard-earned scratch for the Ghostbusters drop in a couple weeks.
No problem with thatPuck said:8/10 in July OPM Australia magazine, says Infamous is better with 9.
+ highly kinetic, it really is a breeze to navigate across town. Fun, too.
+ as far as pure power fantasies go, this definitely ticks the right boxes.
- it really only has one speed: kill everything
- a fraction rough around the edges at times.
Nice. Can't wait till Tuesday!Puck said:8/10 in July OPM Australia magazine, says Infamous is better with 9.
+ highly kinetic, it really is a breeze to navigate across town. Fun, too.
+ as far as pure power fantasies go, this definitely ticks the right boxes.
- it really only has one speed: kill everything
- a fraction rough around the edges at times.
chubigans said:Those Gametrailers vids didn't look very good, but the latest video had me hoping just a tad. Phooey.![]()
pixel monkey said:Ugh. I had high hopes for it, but after watching a friend play this for over an hour...so disappointed with this one. It looks like a PS2 game, and is apparently the same engine Activision has been using for fucking EONS with Spidey and the Green Goliath...the biggest difference being that it's built around a completely uninteresting character that I couldn't give two shits about.
AltogetherAndrews said:Ouch. Although I don't think the lack of an established super-character is necessarily a bad thing, I really don't like the redesign of the main character. I thought the generic hoodie look was a lot more appealing.
I played both at E3, and I prefered the movement in Infamous. That game has the sensibilities of a platformer and the team's Sly Cooper roots were obvious. Prototype appears to be more of a straight up brawler. Movement is just a way to get to the action and it isn't very engaging in and of itself. Graphically, I would give Prototype the nod. Infamous appeared to be running at a sub-HD resolution (unless someone screwed up the settings).vegee said:I'm looking forward to it. I beat Infamous a couple of days ago and I was sorely disappointed. It had some cool concepts, but I felt that there was a serious lack of mobility and freedom in a game that relied so heavily on those pillars. I found that it was virtually impossible to get anywhere in a timely manner, whether I was trying to use power lines/train tracks or not. Climbing something to get to those lines/tracks was tedious and took the piss out of my perception as Cole being a bad ass superhero.
Hell, even Spider-Man and the Hulk gave you an ability that let you scale buildings quickly.
Bleh.
Hopefully Prototype will fix some of the mobility problems that made Infamous un-fun.
Jugendstil said:I'll still get it eventually if its a reasonable successor to Hulk: UD on Xbox, but right now it definitely doesn't seem worth investing $60 in. I'll wait till it's $30.
SapientWolf said:I played both at E3, and I prefered the movement in Infamous. That game has the sensibilities of a platformer and the team's Sly Cooper roots were obvious. Prototype appears to be more of a straight up brawler. Movement is just a way to get to the action and it isn't very engaging in and of itself. Graphically, I would give Prototype the nod. Infamous appeared to be running at a sub-HD resolution (unless someone screwed up the settings).
I prefer Infamous out of the two but they are both worth trying. Prototype's story and cutscenes were particularly well done.
I just want to fuck shit up. Will Prototype let me do this?pixel monkey said:It most certainly IS NOT a worthy follow-up to the Xbox version of Hulk: Ultimate Destruction. Not at all. H: UD was IMHO as an avid comic reader and gamer, one of the finest games of the last generation. After that piss poor Hulk movie tie-in game last summer, I went back and played through H: UD again and it still holds up.
This mess not only looks like an original Xbox game (in it's best moments), the story is rubbish and it's so hard to even care at all about the lead. It all just screams of generic mutated anti-hero crap. It's such a damn shame because Radical can do (and has done) so much better. It really looks, feels and plays like an Activision cash-in mash up of past webhead games and the Hulk, particularly traveling around the drab and ugly city. Blech.
And by the way, why can't Rockstar get the Hulk license just to drop him into Liberty City for a delicious one-off? The Green Goliath deserves so much better, and any and all of you deserve more than Prototype (more like Stereotype) brings for sixty fucking dollars.
Wait until it's no more than $30, and even then...I'd think twice and pick up any number of much better titles (or graphic novels) for that $30.
Coin Return said:I just want to fuck shit up. Will Prototype let me do this?
AltogetherAndrews said:Not to mention the sneakers. Somehow, the whole acrobatic bit seemed to mesh better with the old look. Is he supposed to be a biker now, is that the backstory?
madmook said:I wanna try a demo.
pixel monkey said:Screen captures to let you know just what to expect from Prototype:
bla bla bla
Garryk said:I hate the whole outfit. He looks like Uncle Jessie from Full House with a hoodie.
I'm surprised too, even on GAF I rarely see people going to such lenghts to downplay something that's hasn't even been officially released yet like he's doing in this thread.K' Dash said:I've never seen anyone trying so hard to make everyone appeal his opinion, ok you don't like the game, we understand, could you leave the thread now?
Apparently he watched a friend play it for over 1 hour, he didn't say where though.K' Dash said:Just out of curiosity, where and how much did you play Prototype, e3?
K' Dash said:I've never seen anyone trying so hard to make everyone appeal his opinion, ok you don't like the game, we understand, could you leave the thread now?
Just out of curiosity, where and how much did you play Prototype, e3?
Puck said:8/10 in July OPM Australia magazine, says Infamous is better with 9.
+ highly kinetic, it really is a breeze to navigate across town. Fun, too.
+ as far as pure power fantasies go, this definitely ticks the right boxes.
- it really only has one speed: kill everything
- a fraction rough around the edges at times.
TheChillyAcademic said:After seeing the E3 demo videos, I am extremely underwhelmed. The game just does NOT look polished and after playing inFAMOUS, I think I'll have to pass for now.