Voltaire on 04 January 2009
| Sky Render said: What it is and what it's perceived to be are two very different things. At a glance, few people would see a Metroid Prime game and say "that's not a first-person shooter". It doesn't matter that it isn't an FPS; it looks like one, and that's the basis by which people make their first (and often last) judgment calls on the Prime series. |
Your right, people are used to seeing a game thats displayed in a first person perspective and relate that to a FPS. But frankly, people that are looking for a FPS in any of the Prime games (like Flagship here) will be unhappy. The game isnt about chaining together 40 kills online, its about getting lost and finding your way out.
