Max King of the Wild said:
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It's not generic. What about it is generic? Just because it's a team of special agents with advanced alien tech doesn't mean it's generic. The game looks fun, the characters seem cool, and the setting is interesting.
I'm so tired of people accusing everything of being generic. Halo, Killzone, Crysis, Gears of War, are not generic yet I've seen countless attacks on them by snarky jRPG lovers who think anything with a space marine is some kind of blight on gaming. You know what seems generic to me? jRPGs with their teenager heroes, spikey hair, and giant swords. But they aren't generic, I'm just less interested in them than other games so I don't look deeper. You know what really is generic, those bargin bin games you see piles of at Walmart. The ones you've never heard of with titles like "Horse Trainer" and "Farm Simulator 2012". Those are generic.
Unique does not equal better and tropes do not make things suck.
Oh and the title "Fuse" isn't generic either. How many games have used that word for the titles before? I think the number is pretty low. It refers to the game's weapon mechanics which Insomniac has tried to get the word out on. But sadly too many Sony fanboys are upset that it's not a PS3 exclusive so the game gets poo pooed by at least one person every time it gets mentioned.








