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Legend11 on 06 March 2008
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Garcian Smith said:
Legend11 said:
Kasz216 said:
ClaudeLv250 said:
This is the first time I've ever been to a forum where someone actually tried to defend a Codemasters game. The fanboyism must run deep through the threads...

No Joke. They had to get around the NES' lock out function. The NES.

Anyone who has played Dr. Jeckyl & Mr Hyde should know why that doesn't bode well.


Makes perfect sense, something that happened during the NES days is very relevant to this game. It doesn't matter if it's not the same developer, or system, or that there's nothing at all the same really. That's some keen insight you have going on.


Well, let's talk about the developer, then. From the article:

"Blue Omega has its roots in film, having worked on both Marisa Tomei vehicle Danika and horror flick Dark Ride. Neither movie set the world alight on release, so you're forgiven if they don't trigger any memories, and this is the company's first attempt at producing a high profile game."

Danika: 29% on RottenTomatoes

Dark Ride: 4.7/10 on IMDB (no RT rating)

Things aren't looking up...


You must have missed the fact that a prototype for the game won in NVIDIA's Make Something Unreal contest.

Also are we to judge Sony's games for example based on their movies?