ps3-sales! said:
watsuke said: At the end of Sly 3 Bentley did say he was looking into making a time machine, so the story really isn't out of thin air. I'm glad it's the same, feels like I never left Sly. |
No I'm not saying the plot and premise is the problem with the story. The plot is actually clever and the characters make it very enjoyable. It's mainly a presentation issue. Again I feel like I'm beating a dead horse but go play Ratchet a Crack In time and you'll see how to correctly make a cinematic and next gen 3d platforming story experience.
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I thought A Crack in Time was weaker than Tools of Destruction, visually it is stunning though. CT was also made by the team who made the series, Sly was handed off to a B team. Do you think a Killzone Vita game would look as good as it does if it was made by Sony Bend or Nsanity? For their first Sly game, I think it's great. I do knock other games for not evolving, like PokeMon, but thats because I want a Ni No Kuni like battle system where I can control the PokeMon freely. Theres also been like 100 of them.
The loading times don't bother me, it's not nearly as bad as Mod Nation Racers, which was painful.
The cinematics are really in the animated cut-scenes and they look pretty good. I would like better models being it is a PS3, but I'm cutting some slack since they released it on both PS3 and Vita, and the Vita version looks better than the version of Most Wanted.
Again, if this was made by Sucker Punch I would definetley grind into them about the visuals, they have already released 2 open world games on PS3 so there would be no reason it would look like it does in their hands. Giving Sanzaru credit, they did a lot of work and really respected the series and characters, I'm not worried about the series in their hands.