mZuzek said:
I don't really mind, if anything I think it's cool we still know so little, makes it so much more exciting. I kinda wish it went like this all the way up until release, but yeah, E3 will happen. |
Agreed. So many people want to know so much about a game before it comes out (and movies). You don't really need to know too much: Genre, Tone, Some Gameplay, Music, Developer(s) and hopefully a small review score to tell you if it's buggy and has a decent length. Same can be said for movies. You're not going to be in love with every game you play or movie you watch, but you're certainly going to know whether you'll enjoy the experience just by those scant details. On the other hand, exposing too much information makes the rest of us feel like we've already played the game, watched the movie, and that there just aren't any surprises left. And certainly it's the surprises that most of us enjoy.
