binary solo said:
Personally I think inFamous 2 works really well with Move. I played a few hours of inFamous 2 with DS3 before downloading Festival of Blood. But after having inFamous 2 Move enabled, and getting over the learning curve of swapping from DS3 to Move, I wouldn;t want to play inFamous any other way. Still need to get a Nav controller though before I do my evil playthrough. I think they ruined the charm the E3 demo of Sorcery had by making the main character a teen rather than a tween, and making it less cartoony. If they'd kept the art style and age of character as in the original e3 demo I think the game would be more well received. A pity really. 69 isn't bad for a motion control game. I reckon if you take all the Move only and Kinect games together then 69 on Meta is probably a touch above average. As of right now it's on 70. The good thing is there are no reviews in the red zone so far. An OK meta with no red zone reviews means the game is worth a look if you are at least somewhat interested in Move controls. Quote from the lowest score so far: "Sorcery is like baking a cake, but with only a teaspoon of sugar, one egg, a pinch of flour, and a tablespoon of baking powder; all of the ingredients are there, but there's not enough of each ingredient to make the magical game that PlayStation Move owners have been looking for." Now for a 55 score this quote comes from that's pretty good. Normally a 55 score has very little to say that's complementary about a game. This quote seems to be more about the reviewer being disappointed at not having high expectations met rather than anything else. If it sits at 70 on meta then I think that's gotta be a pretty reasonable result. Waiting for Edge review... Edge will either love the game way more than anyone else with a 9 or they'll pan it with a 3 or 4, I reckon. I can't see Edge giving the game a middle of the road review. |
That's usually the case with motion controls when they're done really well. I remember when I got RE4 Wii Edition and after a learning curve, I suddenly realized that I was NEVER going backt to the old fashioned way. Then, we never really got another game (Or I never bought one--except Prime 3. That was amazing.) that took advantage of the control scheme. Same thing happened when I got Killzone 3 (sold it, though. May buy it again just for the 3D mode since I got a 3D TV). I was death incarnate! It's what I was waiting for in an FPS.
If Sony wants to sell some Move controllers, make it compatible with Call of Duty Black Ops 2. When they're done right, nothing can compare with them on consoles. People just refuse to take the time to do it right or they only use it for lower profile games. Anyway, I'll end my little rant by saying this: I have inFamous 1 but I never picked up the sequel. You just sold me on that game, my friend.
