MikeB on 12 May 2009
@ kowenicki
Suprising stance... as a fellow PS3 owner and therefor a major shooter fan I would have thought you wanted as many online, offline and mulitplayer features as possible in any shooter game. No?
Multi-player options usually provide much added long term value.
But it also depends on the type of game, if you are able to play the single player campaign as co-op as well, this means the level design (and story) will be different from if the game would have been entirely optimised for a single player experience. Seperate campaigns are possible (like most online multiplayer maps are usually seperate and don't follow a story), but of course requires additional development.
I am more open minded than that. Developers are free to try to wow me with single player games even, like God of War 3. 8-)
If I had a Wii and the single player campaign would be great, I would give a game like The Conduit a chance despite below par graphics and multiplayer functionality (and of course no offline co-op).
