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mysticwolf on 22 September 2013

We won't know until it comes out



 Been away for a bit, but sneaking back in.

Gaming on: PS4, PC, 3DS. Got a Switch! Mainly to play Smash

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FrancisNobleman on 22 September 2013
Daisuke72 said:
TimCliveroller said:
Titanfall :)


No. Titanfill is too reminiscent to Call of Duty gameplay wise, it's just with mechs. Gameplay wise it's not revolutionary at all. 

 

lol @ Crysis being revolutionary.

 

I would've put Wii Sports and Tetris but I forgot all about them. 

A game from 2007 that is still on par with next-gen offerings from 2013, with destructible environments and nice graphics and awesome physics engine that got thousands of mods ? I don't see how that game can't be revolutionary.

 

Of course, by today standards it is nothing out of the ordinary, but remind yourself that it was out in 2007. Please show me an fps on x1 or ps4 that makes crysis 1 maxed out look bad.



FrancisNobleman on 22 September 2013
the-pi-guy said:

That doesn't make a game revolutionary.  Revolutionary: involving a causing a complete or dramatic change.  How does any of that make Crysis revolutionary?  What has Crysis changed that wouldn't have happened anyway?


I consider crysis to be the earliest true next gen game, totally ahead of everything. Just look at crysis on pc and crysis on consoles.

 

sure it is not a paradigm shift, but I think it deserves at least a mention.



FrancisNobleman on 22 September 2013
the-pi-guy said:
FrancisNobleman said:
the-pi-guy said:

That doesn't make a game revolutionary.  Revolutionary: involving a causing a complete or dramatic change.  How does any of that make Crysis revolutionary?  What has Crysis changed that wouldn't have happened anyway?


I consider crysis to be the earliest true next gen game, totally ahead of everything. Just look at crysis on pc and crysis on consoles.

 

sure it is not a paradigm shift, but I think it deserves at least a mention.

I still disagree, but carry on good sir. 


Of course, if we all had the same opinion I think we were not humans :)

I think we can agree with something: BEER was trully revolutionary.