| pariz said: I loved Bully, hated GTA IV (couldn't stand it more than 4 or 5 hours, I just got bored) and I am really loving Red Dead Redemption right now. The latter shows they did a great research work and its very interesting to see how many elements and topics they included from the context (places where the story is being held, historical moment when that happens). I just hate how cheap their spanish speakers are... Specially such a critical character as General Agustín Allende is by no means a decent spanish speaker. He's completely horrible, by all means. As I see it, there are only to posible explanations for something that hurts the credibility of a game of a such a scale so much: 1 - People from Rockstar have been cheap and didn't care much about it being realistic. 2 - People from Rockstar had never had no idea if the spanish content was any good and they were robbed. |
Sí lo noté. Yes, I noticed that too.I guess they just don't care. Videogames are mostly an english speaking market.
However the cutscenes in that game are outstanding in general terms. How will they do it? It seems like they use real actors in their games... But now, in RDR, the acting can be more subtle because the face expressions are getting so much better!
When you finish the game (fantastic game by the way) I would like to hear your opinion on the story
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