| obieslut said: the person who made this article is so full of fail, but however i agree with the quicktime events if it happens too often. if they just use the quicktime events in cut-scenes then it will be great |
In Indigo Prophecy, all the gameplay was quicktime events, even the minigames. If you don't like em, I'd steer away from this game, because the entireity of the gameplay in their last, very similar game, was alternately pressing R and L, or pressing the sticks in the appropriate direction when they pop up on screen. Besides moving, your gameplay is entirely quicktime events. Period.
If you guys hate them, then you hate Quantic Dream and you hate Indigo Prophecy. Nevermind that it has one of the best stories in gaming, a cool sense of realism, adult themes, and a very mature and realistic world to take part in where your decisions matter.
The only problem is the gameplay amounts to pressing buttons as they appear on the screen, in an attempt to get enough correct to earn you a pass rating in battle, playing basketball, playing guitar, conversation, or whatever activity you are currently doing.
I don't need your console war.
It feeds the rich while it buries the poor.
You're power hungry, spinnin' stories, and bein' graphics whores.
I don't need your console war.
NO NO, NO NO NO.
