thekitchensink said:
First, Halo3 is not a Gears predecessor. Completely different companies, completely different universes, completely different gameplay styles, completely different genre. Second, Gears' would be a TERRIBLE game with sixteen or twenty-four players. It is the kind of game that just works better with fewer people. Adding one more person to each side increases tactical opportunities while maintaining the feel that each team member is vital. Games like Resistance are great, but when you have a twenty-man team, no one feels like they're all that consequential, individually. Third, they are addressing ALL of the complaints of the first game--longer campaign with a bigger emphasis on story, party system, a lot more multiplayer modes, they're fixing all the glitches and exploits people didn't like (no more diving at me with the shotgun, bitches!), and there's supposedly some new feature that's so godly they're not even allowed to talk about it until E3. The above means that it is ABSOLUTELY not going to be 'over'-hyped, no matter how much they hype it. For many (myself included), Gears 1 is the game that marked the true opening of this generation, and it's still in the top three or four, graphically, a couple of years after its' release. I need not even mention the fact that it's being made by a developer who has never--EVER--made a bad game. They also said they're pretty much in the fine-tuning stage now, meaning they have four months to devote just to polish.
So... yeah. |
I WAS USED HALO 3 AS A REFERENCE!!...I could say the same thing about killzone 1 and 2 or Little Big Planet 1 or 2 (if 2 exist) If that was the case. What I was saying is how Halo 3 was hyped up sooo much, and come to find out that it was pretty much the same game as Halo 3. And to the guy who said "halo 2 was on Xbox, not Halo 3" you just played yourself because I would be upset that a game from last gen was the same as this gen.







