| teigaga said: More dynamic combat: some sort of defence mechanism, something to add variety to the combat in the same way that weapons pick ups do. There are plenty of sci-fi shooters out there if that is the experience you want. Metroid Prime is absolutely the best thought out way of presenting a story I can think of (minimal cues, no dialogue, no characters, data logs that are optional but rich, and an emphasis on player exploration to make 'water-cooler' stories). Do not want. Realism will probably make the graphics look worse, because it's very hard. Prime's aesthetic struck a good balance I feel. Prime 2 and Prime 3 actually looked more washed out and darker than that. OK agreed. Lack of focus, undue emphasis on shooting in the game, and tooling the single-player weapons to multiplayer combat. |







