Andrespetmonkey on 16 July 2012
| Slimebeast said: An interactive movie needs at least an interesting story and lovable characters. This story presentation and acting is on the level of The Walking Dead TV-series, which I admit is impressive coming from a game developer, but it's sadly also more pretentious and without lovable characters. I hate that kid already and I dislike the man too and I feel no connection whatsoever. Now Rockstar and John Marston on the other hand... It's almost comical to see gamers go wild over a clip that looks like a regular TV-show. |
A regular TV-show with great production values, above-average acting and superb art-direction, imo. After seeing gameplay and interviews with ND devs, it's a huge stretch to call this an "interactive movie." It has RPG elements, some interesting shooting/melee mechanics and AI, this is on top of what's in U3, which has platforming and some surprisingly complex melee combat. More open environments than what's seen in Uncharted (though what we saw wasn't, so we can only take this on faith). What qualifies it as an "interactive movie"?
